Emma Mercier, an assistant professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is challenging children to think and learn about how their food choice impact the environment with her newly released app, Food for Thought.
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U of I prepares for its 150th graduation weekend
From selecting speakers to printing programs, there is a lot that goes into a commencement. We talk with Laura Wilhelm-Barr, Senior Director of Special Events, about what goes into getting the right pomp and circumstance.
Social justice work honored by McKinley Foundation
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Julie attended the McKinley Foundation's 8th Annual Social Justice Awards Gala on Saturday night, check out the recap of the event within.
Champaign vs. Urbana: Food
In the first installment of their VS. series, the Protagonist Pizza guys (and girls) battle it out over who has better food options: Champaign or Urbana.
Runners with a Cause: Illinois Marathon weekend participants support local charities
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Julie found some half-marathon, 10K, and 5K participants who are running with a greater purpose this weekend.
Illini Bhangra to perform this weekend at U of I’s annual India Night
Award-winning Illini Bhangra will be performing locally this weekend for the last dance of their successful 2017 competitive season.
RACES and Sexual Assault Awareness Month
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Due to the Illinois budget crisis, Rape Advocacy and Community Education Services (RACES) is only able to provide two of the five critical services it provides victims of sexual assault in four counties.
Spring Break plans in C-U, for those who it applies
The 34th annual Insect Fear Film Festival celebrates U of I alum Paul Hertzberg
Ashley discusses all things insect fear and insect fear film with UIUC graduate student in the Department of Entomology, Todd Johnson.
"Keep Making Beautiful Things": Dr. Kate Clancy chats about her new Period Podcast
Dr. Kathryn B.H. Clancy, an Associate Professor of Anthropology, discusses her Period Podcast, reactions to the show, and the state of women’s health in the aftermath of the presidential election.
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