The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

Student musicians use digital network

Student musicians use digital network

By Megan Bradley, Staff Writer October 29, 2018
Retreat educates students in social justice

Retreat educates students in social justice

By Megan Bradley, Staff Writer October 15, 2018
Madeline Barone, junior in LAS, is the president of a new-to-Illinois professional fraternity called Epsilon Eta. The fraternity’s new chapter focuses on sustainability
and is working to promote a more environmentally friendly consciousness on campus.

Illinois welcomes professional fraternity

By Megan Bradley, Staff Writer October 8, 2018
Students’ Academy brings FBI to campus

Students’ Academy brings FBI to campus

By Megan Bradley, Staff Writer April 30, 2018
Remington Sheehan, Kelsey Woodbury, Dan Zolecki, Justin Dirr rehearse for “Sign Here, Please.” the play’s first show will premier on Firday April 20 the Community United Church of Christ.

Play brings student’s work to stage

By Megan Bradley, Staff Writer April 16, 2018
Student work together as a part of Illinois Sports Business. ISB is an RSO which helps students network by connecting their passion for sports with their passion for business.

RSO unites business and sports

By Megan Bradley, Staff writer February 20, 2018
Maddie Dolinsky, a sophmore in LAS, offers fashion advising to other students for free. Dolinsky uses a website called Polyvore to create outfits for clients.

Stylish student creates personal advising service

By Megan Bradley, Contributing writer October 12, 2017
RSO provides students with outdoor experience

RSO provides students with outdoor experience

By Megan Bradley, Staff writer September 19, 2017
Frank Sommers; top row, far right; poses with his Sigma Alpha Mu brothers. Sommers graduated in 1956 but has seen many changes at the University while visiting his children and grandchildren.

Legacy graduates reflect on changes in campus

By Megan Bradley, Contributing writer February 23, 2017
Women’s Resource Center creates an event to talk about reasoning behind book censorship and the affect of the community on the flow of information. The event will be held Friday at noon.

Conversation Cafe covers book censorship

By Megan Bradley, Contributing Writer February 9, 2017
ILLordle: Play now