By Alec Busse, Assistant Video Editor
• May 13, 2020
When telling the story of the 2001 Illinois football team, it is important to start in 1999, two years before their Big Ten Championship. Or, even two...
On April 29, the University extended the deadline for students to drop their classes or switch them to credit/no credit to May 6. Some students are hoping...
The University will host an online commencement celebration on May 16 to celebrate this year's graduates.
The digital experience will include a message...
Undergraduate students who applied for the Illinois CARES: COVID-19 Support Program for the Spring 2020 semester have begun to receive their grants.
This...
Illinois men’s golf found their greatest success in the history of the program in the 2012-13 season. The Illini were runner ups to the University of...
By Alec Busse, Assistant Video Editor
• May 6, 2020
Last week, The Athletic wrote countless articles about uniforms at all levels of sports, so I approached my editor Gabby Hajduk about doing something similar...
When sewist Megan Meyer first came across the CU Mask Makers on Facebook, the group totaled four members. However, after about a month, the 300-person...
By Heather Robinson, Assistant Daytime News Editor
• May 4, 2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, graduate school exams are facing cancellations, alternative testing formats and other unprecedented changes.
While...
President Killeen announced in an interview with Illinois Public Media that he is confident the University will return to face-to-face instruction in the...
Toni Marie Burkhalter, senior instructor in Food Science and Human Nutrition and advisor in human nutrition, recently made a video titled “COVID-19 What...
As the University has temporarily switched to online learning, many students are facing technological barriers.
For some, the greatest obstacle this...
In recent weeks, the Trump administration has been rightly lambasted for their weak, soft and erroneous response to the COVID-19 outbreak that has seen...
