The Office of Student Financial Aid’s deadline for students to complete the FAFSA is March 15. Dan Mann, director of student financial aid, said the one program that he’s most concerned about is the Monetary Award Program (MAP grant).
Champaign ended its five-month long search for a new police chief Friday morning by selecting Anthony Cobb, former assistant police chief for Urbana. Cobb’s appointment as the new Champaign police chief will begin March 12 at a salary of $140,000.
Illinois men’s basketball head coach Bruce Weber said Saturday’s game at Minnesota is the breaking point of the season.
I was first introduced to Kelley in high school, where I wrote a story about him for Marist High School’s newspaper. Here, I check in with Kelley again, to explore how his music has evolved.
In recognition of Data Privacy Day on Saturday, the security unit of the Campus Information Technologies and Educational Services, or CITES, is taking the day to educate online users, especially students, about the risk of acting irresponsibly on the Internet.
Videos and photographs from inside Illinois trial courts may soon be hitting the airwaves and newspaper pages, after Illinois’ top court approved an experimental program to allow broadcasting, televising, recording and photographing in court.
The Illini hockey team faces the task of ending its season-high six-game losing streak when its two-game home series with CSCHL rival Indiana kicks off Friday night at the UI Ice Arena. But during Saturday’s game, the Illini are taking on another task: For the first time ever, the Illini will “Paint the Pond Pink” to raise money to help the fight against breast cancer.
Three of the top men’s gymnastics programs in the country — No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 2 Illinois and No. 7 Michigan — are set to compete against each other Saturday at 5 p.m. at Huff Hall.
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Ever since Cartman organized a movement in opposition to “gingers” in a 2005 episode of the Comedy Central series, people have found it hilarious to mock fair-skinned redheads with freckles. My guess is that it’s due to a mix of jealousy and boredom.
There’s a video floating around YouTube that has people talking. “Why Men and Women Can’t Be Friends” is a project that two college students created at Utah State University. I scoffed at the title at first. Of course we can be friends, I thought to myself. After all, girls need to have guy friends. Who else will open that pickle jar? Who else will give us an honest opinion about whether that dress makes our butt look big?
In a weird way, it kind of makes sense that one of the resolutions the Illinois Student Senate, or the ISS, is trying to pass is a change to the student code so it states students won’t be punished in case of an alcohol-related medical emergency.
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