WILL, Champaign-Urbana's broadcasting cornerstone, commemorates 100 years of enriching content and commits to producing 100 more.

Need some ideas for getting out and about this weekend? We have a few suggestions.

Lauren chats with Ruby Mendenhall, professor and associate dean investing in the lives Black women and children in C-U and throughout the country. 

The Undergraduate Library is closed for good, in preparation for an extreme makeover. Here is one more glimpse of the space, before it's transformed. 

It's graduation time and it appears we've been flung head first into summer. Whether you want to get outside or stick to air conditioned spaces, we have some ideas for your weekend.

Is it finally spring? Andrew answers that question as he looks back at a chilly and wet April.

Our editors have some solid suggestions for this first full weekend of May.

Julie has some suggestions for experiencing C-U culture this month.

Amidst the traditional proms held by high schools throughout Champaign County, Queer Prom is unique event that provides a safe and fun experience for LGBTQ+ teens. 

Julie chats with Jaya Kolisetty, executive director of RACES, as they recognize 50 years of helping survivors of sexual assault. 

Julie learns a bit about NCSA's newest supercomputing system, awarded to them by the National Science Foundation. 

It's shaping up to be a bit of a rainy couple of days (sorry runners and race spectators), but we have plenty of suggestions for you to enjoy your weekend and stay dry.