We think Champaign-Urbana needs better public art.

Nicole surveyed UIUC alums and leaders in the Champaign-Urbana community to learn how Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s death and legacy informs their personal and professional lives today.

Nicole drops by the 15th screening of Racial Taboo at First Mennonite Church in Urbana to reflect on the the film's continued relevance for Champaign County. 

With Illini Division I hockey seeming more feasible by the day, we have to ponder: Is this what we need? Or is it what we want?

In the third of three installments, Ben Chapman interviews Jon Rector, candidate for county clerk, to get Rector's view on the county clerk's responsibilities and how he plans to address the voting accessibility and integrity issues of the day.

Dane ponders the presence of churches in malls, in particular those in our own Lincoln Square Mall.

C.G. Estabrook returns from Neptune to endorse his candidate for IL-13 in the Democratic Primary.

A 1994 ordinance is a racial barrier to renting a home in the City of Champaign. It's an on-the-books example of quiet prejudice, and it's past time that city council take the steps needed to restore a sense of justice to our municipal code.

This is the longest strike in the organization's history, and it likely represents the entire future of the University of Illinois and how it treats academics versus financial gain. 

In the second of three installments, Ben Chapman interviews Aaron Ammons, candidate for county clerk, to get Ammons's view on the county clerk's responsibilities and how he plans to address the voting accessibility and integrity issues of the day.

History is an important part of our community, but it's time to let the Unit 4 School District proceed with their proposed plan for Central High School and let the Burnham Mansion go.

In the first of hopefully three installments, Ben Chapman interviews Matt Grandone, candidate for county clerk, to get Grandone's view on the county clerk's responsibilities and how he plans to address the voting accessibility and integrity issues of the day.