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Illini Football Team Can’t Close The Deal In Lincoln
Illinois is preparing for a home game against Purdue, after losing 31-16 on the road over the weekend to Nebraska.
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In Year Since Water Crisis Began, Flint Struggles In Pipe Replacement Efforts
To this day, Flint's water is still not safe to drink without a filter. While funding has been scarce to fix corroded pipes, Congress reached a deal this week that could send millions of dollars in aid to Flint.
Tribune Editorial Board Endorses Johnson; Diversity & Inclusion; New Netflix Series Set In Chicago
On the 21st: We learned about the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board's endorsement of Libertarian Gary Johnson, and talked about how organizations can sustain diversity and inclusion in work spaces. Plus, we spoke with Chicago-based director Joe Swanberg about his new Netflix series "Easy."
New Teachers Contract Ratified By Champaign School Board
The Champaign Unit 4 School Board has ratified a new contract with its teachers’ union.
It’s Almost FAFSA Time; What’s New In 2016
Saturday is the first day that prospective college students and their families can begin filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA for short. That’s much earlier than in previous years, and that’s not the only change in the FAFSA process in 2016.