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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

Leaders look back on big UI events

May 7, 2007

College of Business to use donation for new facility

April 19, 2007

Bar Louie faces hearing in April

April 12, 2007

Student Senate to urge MTD changes

March 29, 2007

ISS debates ban of spray chalk in next election

March 15, 2007

Trustee candidates reprimanded for campaign violations

March 13, 2007

ISS elects new treasurer, passes measure urging snow removal

March 1, 2007

Illinois Student Senate treasurer resigns

February 28, 2007

ISS aims to increase student involvement

February 26, 2007

ISS dinner a success; elections on the horizon

February 22, 2007

U-C Senate holds first semester meeting; discusses Chief, Global Campus Partnership

February 20, 2007
 

Chancellor tightens regulations on Unofficial

February 20, 2007

Student senate reviews Unofficial, Sustainability Fee

February 15, 2007

Barackin’ the Oval Office

February 12, 2007
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) greets the crowd before he announces his candidacy for the Democratic 2008 Presidential nomination at the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois on February 10, 2007. Brad Vest for the Daily Illini, Courtesy of UPI

Obama announces presidential candidacy

February 9, 2007

ISS discusses Unofficial, new voting method

February 8, 2007
Debbie Reese, an Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies, speaks to the Illinois Student Senate about the Illini Heritage Program Referendum in the Union on Wednesday evening. There was no input sought from Native peoples on this, said Reese. T Joseph Lamberson

American Indian groups protest ISS referendum

February 1, 2007

Internships critical for post-graduation success

January 30, 2007

Illinois Student Senate delays constitution vote

January 25, 2007

Study advice helps ease end-of-semester blues

December 11, 2006

UC Senate demands administration clarify Global Campus Initiative

December 5, 2006
he Bauer compressor, pictured, fills firefighter breathing tanks. Brad Vest The Daily Illini

New tools: Courtesy of government

December 1, 2006

Democrats Jakobsson, Frerichs anticipate productive relationship

November 27, 2006

Chicago competes to host 2016 Summer Olympics

November 17, 2006

ISS passes landlord resolution

November 6, 2006

ISS wants to start diversity program for UI students

November 2, 2006

University instructor evaluations published by Student Senate

November 2, 2006
From left, Urbana resident Hilary Holbrook and her sister from California, Veronica Taylor, take a moment to look at the priceless set of instruments crafted by master builder Antonio Stradivari centuries ago that are on display at the Krannert Art Museum John Paul Goguen The Daily Illini

Krannert gets prized artifact instruments

November 1, 2006
U.S. Sen. Richard J. Durbin makes an appearance on the Quad Wednesday afternoon to spread awareness on the ability to vote early in Illinois. Durbin spoke following appearances by Mike Frerichs, Dr. David Gill and Naomi Jakobsson, all there to talk about Brad Vest

Durbin encourages UI students to vote

October 26, 2006

Key 6th District race gets international attention

October 18, 2006

White speaks to raise support for Global Campus

October 17, 2006

Quinn discusses role in public service, shares personal ideas

October 13, 2006
Homecoming 2006

Homecoming 2006

October 9, 2006

Bush signs Obama’s first bill into law

October 3, 2006
Architecture professor Osman Ataman and his colleague, professor John Rogers, are developing high-tech, integrated living environments. Essentially, these living environments would be entirely electronic and would enable a user to change things such as w Josh Birnbaum The Daily Illini

Professor works on living electronics

September 29, 2006
This still from video, provided and digitally manipulated by the British television company Channel 4, is a scene from the Death of a President, In the fictional film, shot in the style of a retrospective documentary, President Bush is assassinated by AP Photo/More4-Channel 4

Controversial ‘Death of a President’ film wins in Toronto, sells for $1 million

September 25, 2006

University plans next five years

September 21, 2006

Institutions struggle with 9/11 debate

September 11, 2006
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