By Rebecca Wood, Contributing Writer
• Sep 3, 2019
In light of recent public mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, the campus community has called for more intervention. However, police are...
By Clare Budin, Assistant Daytime News Editor
• Aug 29, 2019
In a Massmail to University students, Chancellor Robert Jones announced the University’s smoke and tobacco-free campus policy is now officially in effect,...
Following a heartbreaking runner-up finish in 2017 and a fourth-place finish in 2018, the Illinois club Melee team won the CSL Smash finals at Shine 2019,...
After a summer of intensified construction along Armory Avenue and Wright Street, the fourth stage of the Multimodal Corridor Enhancement project is entering...
University food service and building service workers recently voted to ratify new contracts and thus avoid a strike authorized to start on Thursday.
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While many of the attractions when you arrive on campus come in the form of a place, activity or food, one underestimated asset to your student tool belt...
Yingying Zhang was smart, beautiful and kind. She was also always willing to help when she saw others were in need. That is what her family said about...
A recent Anti-Defamation League report found white supremacist propaganda on college campuses increased 57% across six Midwest states during the 2018-2019...
By Hannah Preston, Interim editor-in-chief
• Aug 7, 2019
Yingying Zhang's family and their attorneys gathered Wednesday morning for a press conference at Beckett Law Office in Urbana to discuss what they learned...
By Tyler Panlilio, Managing Editor for Online
• Aug 6, 2019
OK, OK, wait — before anyone asks: No, I never went to any music festivals prior to this summer. Yes, I’d somehow lived 21 long years and never once...
Although Illinois’ offense heads into the 2019 season without any past production from its quarterbacks, senior running back Reggie Corbin is coming...
