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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
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

Billy Mills addresses University audience, favors diversity

By Terrell Starr • Apr 8, 2009

Former Olympian will discuss global diversity issues

By Terrell Starr • Apr 6, 2009

Peoria Nation Chief speaks of economic success, scholarships

By Terrell Starr • Mar 11, 2009

Peoria Tribe representatives travel to campus

By Terrell Starr • Mar 10, 2009
Student brings home the bacon

Student brings home the bacon

By Terrell Starr • Feb 3, 2009

More UI minorities studying abroad

By Terrell Starr • Dec 10, 2008
Madison McBride, 9, waits at Civic Center Park before Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks on Sunday in Denver. Questions arise about affirmative action as the election continues to remain close. Preston Gannaway, Rocky Mountain News, The Associated Press

Should Sen. Obama’s rise mean the fall of affirmative action?

By Terrell Starr • Oct 27, 2008
The Native American Studies House located at 1206 W. Nevada St. in Urbana is the home of the newly offered American Indian Studies minor. Erica Magda

New American Indian Studies minor available]

By Terrell Starr • Sep 2, 2008
People line up and wait to have their passports stamped on the Georgian side of the Georgia-Armenia border during the evacuation on Aug. 11. Terrell Starr

Leaving behind the Georgia I knew

By Terrell Starr • Aug 27, 2008
Stephen Schaper and Grace Addison, juniors in Media Studies and Secondary Education respectively, sit together outside of the Union for a portrait on April 19. Erica Magda

Is love colorblind?

By Terrell Starr • May 1, 2008

Illinois primaries crucial to those with party loyalties

By Terrell Starr • Feb 5, 2008

Delegates ultimately decide winners

By Terrell Starr • Feb 4, 2008

Amount necessary for fundraising dependent on position

By Terrell Starr • Jan 25, 2008

Polling marginally effective in elections

By Terrell Starr • Jan 24, 2008
Republican presidential hopeful, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney greets his supporters after his speech at his primary election night rally on Tuesday in Southfield, Mich. Carlos Osorio, The Associated Press

Clinton, Romney win in Michigan

By Terrell Starr • Jan 17, 2008

‘Personal commitment’ key to Romney’s victory

By Terrell Starr • Jan 17, 2008

Retail industry may not have a merry season

By Terrell Starr • Nov 30, 2007

Retail rebound unsure during holiday season

By Terrell Starr • Nov 30, 2007

Foreign fish poses a threat to Illinois River ecosystem

By Terrell Starr • Oct 19, 2007

Illinois lawmakers want students to be quiet

By Terrell Starr • Oct 18, 2007

Websites let high school seniors market themselves to colleges

By Terrell Starr • Oct 12, 2007

Local housing flourishes

By Terrell Starr • Oct 11, 2007

Student committee seeks applications for renewable energy projects

By Terrell Starr • Oct 5, 2007

Billboard receives mixed opinions

By Terrell Starr • Sep 14, 2007

Students react to Chancellor’s campus diversity plans

By Terrell Starr • Sep 7, 2007

Students await summer plans

By Terrell Starr • May 3, 2007

Summer aid deadline approaching

By Terrell Starr • Apr 26, 2007

Black Congratulatory celebrates accomplishments of African-American students

By Terrell Starr • Apr 26, 2007

‘Relay for Life’ may reach financial lifetime mark

By Terrell Starr • Apr 19, 2007
George Takei, an actor in the television series Star Trek and Heroes, in an interview at the office of the LBGT in the Illini Union, April 5, 2007. Takei came to the University to talk to students about how people from different backgrounds can work toget ME Online

ON-AIR: ‘Mr. Sulu’ visits the University

By Terrell Starr • Apr 10, 2007

ON-AIR: University celebrates 100 year anniversary of first black law student

By Terrell Starr • Apr 10, 2007

Champaign draws more than $1 million from state taxes

By Terrell Starr • Apr 5, 2007

McKinley provides resources to prevent obesity

By Terrell Starr • Mar 29, 2007

ON-AIR: Voter participation on the rise among young adults

By Terrell Starr • Mar 29, 2007
Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space, speaks at the opening event of the Women of Color Conference Friday, March 9. Beck Diefenbach

Interview with an astronaut

By Terrell Starr • Mar 12, 2007

Students geared up for Unofficial

By Terrell Starr • Mar 2, 2007

New Board of Trustee member speaks at College of Law

By Terrell Starr • Mar 1, 2007