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Non-profit group helps get students out of 'bubble'
About 3.5 million Americans are likely to experience homelessness in any given year, according to research conducted by the Urban Institute.
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Fraternity brothers help with wildfires
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity members Trent Jackson, Brennan Hughes and David Pavlik packed their bags earlier this month and flew to southern California, but vacationing was the last thing on their minds.
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Huth leaves environmental legacy for future generations
After investing 10 years building the foundation for the Illinois Student Environmental Network (ISEN), Laura Huth has recently decided to step down from her position as the executive director.
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Police remind residents to lock up over break
Theft is the number-one crime on campus. With thousands of students leaving campus this weekend for Fall break, the possibility for theft increases considerably, said Gary Spear of the University’s crime analysis unit.
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County Board passes 2004 budget
The Champaign County Board approved the 2004 Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance and the 2004 Annual Tax Levy Ordinance Thursday.
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Students still have difficulty getting into classes
Ah, registration time. That time of year when U of I Direct once again becomes the victim of verbal abuse as classes become full and students’ patience runs low.
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Winter storm preparedness week shows importance of planning
As winter approaches, so does the onslaught of winter storms across the state of Illinois and people traveling to celebrate the holidays.
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Where it's at: FIFA 2004
Everything EA Sports has released, especially for PS2, XBox, GameCube and PCs, has turned to gold, and the company is slowly starting to monopolize sports video games.
EA Sports’ recent release FIFA Soccer 2004 does nothing but continue this recent trend, following in the footsteps of college and professional football, basketball and golf.
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Serving the country, UI style
Sgt. Joshua Roberts, a 2002 graduate of the University, has been in Iraq since April and was slated to come home to Champaign in October, but he said the army decided to hold him longer.
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