Six faculty members were named 2017 University Scholars for their excellent performances in teaching, scholarship and service. The recipients are Martin...

A multicultural advocate’s mission Holiday Tang tries to carry out his role as best as he can. Tang, junior in LAS and former Illini Media Company...

Undergraduate students may be affected by the potential Graduate Employee Organization strike as classes are cancelled or relocated. Discussion classes...

In 2009, Hussain Boxwalla and his family visited Kenya. When he was there, Boxwalla was exposed to the bracelets that now drive his business — Bomba...

The concept of being non-binary is not widely accepted, or even considered, in today’s society, based on CJ Seymour’s experience on campus. Seymour,...

Now without a contract for 170 days, the Graduate Employee Organization and supporters plan to hold a rally for a new contract Wednesday morning at 8:15...

“To the Orange” is a DI podcast with Illinois alumni about their time on campus and how that time helped them get to where they are now. In...

A constant conflict CJ Seymour is exhausted with teaching people how to respect them. Seymour, junior in Media, identifies as non-binary. Every day,...

Companies like Love Your Melon and Lifetime do not always reach college-age students through “normal” advertising. They instead target them through...

It was 1967 when the Red Herring first opened as a coffeehouse during the Vietnam War. The vegan restaurant, located at 1209 W. Oregon St. in Urbana,...

Over a decade after the banning of using the likeness of Chief Illiniwek, the University continues to face resistance regarding its presence on campus. Student...

Illinois may have lost to Penn State Tuesday night, but for junior forward Alex Wittinger, the night marked a significant career milestone. Wittinger...