U Of I’s iUnite Week Seeks To Bring Campus Together
The annual i-Unite week on the University of Illinois Urbana campus, sponsored by the Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Relations, officially begins Monday.
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Chicago Lawmaker Pushes For Tuition-Free College
Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign surged in part because of his tuition-free college platform. Now one of Sanders' backers --- State Representative Will Guzzardi -- is bringing that plan to Illinois.
Oil Pipeline Opponents Rally Protest In Iowa With Dozens Arrested
Opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline say roughly 40 people were arrested Saturday during a public demonstration along the construction project's route in southeast Iowa.
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Illini Lose Line Of Scrimmage, Game To Western Michigan
An old saying in football is that the game is won or lost in the line. On Saturday, Western Michigan's line outplayed Illinois on both offense and defense. The outcome, a 34-10 drubbing of the home team, demonstrated that the Lovie Smith rebuild will take some time.
Third-Party Candidates Fall Short Of Presidential Debate Threshold
There will officially be no third-party candidate on the presidential debate stage. Libertarian Gary Johnson and Jill Stein of the Green Party officially did not make the cut, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday.
