November 19, 2014
The practice of mapping started approximately 16,500 years ago in central France, where prehistoric people painted the stars in cave walls. These were humanity’s first mapmakers.
Since then, cartography and map mediums have evolved from cave walls to clay tablets and finally from paper to digital f...
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August 28, 2014
Everyone’s excited. Football season is starting, and campus is buzzing heading into the first weekend after classes. Illinois football is bound to have a decent crowd for its first game against a team that goes by the Penguins, and I’d expect a fair amount of students will fill Block I.
If the pas...
