Here are your 2022 election results (with updates)
We will be updating this article with election results as they come in tonight and over the next couple of weeks.
We will be updating this article with election results as they come in tonight and over the next couple of weeks.
November is an in-between sort of month, but still has some great cultural opportunities.
The Idea Store's biannual jewelry sale is a labor of love.
Jeff takes a look at the biography of Charles Whittlesey, recently published by U of I grad Stanley Totten.
It's the weekend before Halloween, and one of the last truly fall weekends. We have some ideas for what you should do.
Julie spoke with comedian, author, and podcaster Paula Poundstone ahead of her show at the Virginia Theatre.
With every County Board seat up for grabs this November, Lauren chats with Jenny Lokshin and Elly Hanauer-Friedman about their campaigns in District 4.
Need a little help planning your weekend? We have you covered.
Tom explores Mount Hope Cemetery in this month's column.
Mara dodges cyclists on the Black Partridge Park Trail near Metamora, Illinois.
Julie sits down with nationally-known public radio host, and C-U native, Jeremy Hobson ahead of the premiere of his live national call-in show The Middle.
People with disabilities and their loved ones and caregivers will find a wealth of resources in an accessible environment at the Disability Resource Expo.
It's U of I Homecoming weekend, but don't miss all of the other great things happening around town.
Players are given the freedom to do as they please with a fully-customizable main character in the latest addition to the Saints Row franchise.
Andrew was pretty spot on with his September weather predictions. Check out what he has to say about October.
We have a little something for everyone this weekend.
Embrace fall and all that comes along with it this month.
Playwright, producer, and Urbana native Mark Roberts gave a reading from his latest work for children, Bad Mule Rag, last Friday night in the Cohen Building.
Another beautiful weather weekend, and another weekend packed with possibilities.
Julie offers a preview of Spurlock Museum's new exhibit, an exploration of the cultural tradition of quinceañeras.
Mid American Gardener host Tinisha Spain chats with Lauren about the show, passing a love of nature onto the next generation, and making gardening more inclusive.
Julie checks in with Nicole Frydman from Uniting Pride about Pride Fest 2022.
There are so many things to do in C-U this weekend, and the weather is going to be absolutely perfect. Get out there and enjoy.
Julie chats with comedian Shane Torres ahead of his performance at PYGMALION.
Drink beer for a good cause in Downtown Champaign this weekend. Developmental Services Center is returning with the 9th annual Oktoberfest this year, bringing traditional Bavarian food, drink, and fun.
There will be a lot of family fun at the inaugural Champaign County Balloon Festival, on the ground and in the air.
A Building, A Feeling, and A Latrine is BACK, and hot off the presses.
There is no shortage of activity in C-U this weekend. Here is what we suggest.
Julie previews some of non-concert events happening at PYGMALION.
Here are a few things you may have seen if you attended the Black and African Arts Festival this weekend.
September is chock full of events, and this weekend is no exception. Here are our suggestions.
August brought some relief from the hot and dry summer. Andrew recaps the month and offers a glimpse of what we can expect in September.
Mara heads west to check out the delightful, well-appointed Sangamon River Trail.
A conversation with Amy Schuele, recently retired associate director of NCSA, exploring her career and her experiences in the field computer science.
It's September, and we are entering a season of so many things to do. Here's what we suggest for your long weekend.
You're invited to create, work, or just relax with the members of bla(CK)mau at Create + Chill, a new creative space at the IMC.
It's festival season in C-U and beyond.
Julie talks gymnastics, physics, and the future of Beckman with Dr. Nadya Mason.
Not sure what to do this weekend? We have some suggestions.
Plantify, one of our downtown Champaign houseplant shops, is now Planted. Lauren gets to know the new owners, Kristyn McReaken and Riley Ramirez.
Have you attended Shinrin Onyoku at Japan House? Here is a look at Sunday's event.
School is starting, but you can still squeeze a bit more out of summer. We have some suggestions.
Here in the dog days of summer, what are the best places to take a break during your stroll through the U of I Arboretum? Tom has the answers.
The weather is stunning and it's the last weekend before students move in and school starts throughout the area. Get out there and enjoy!
Mara visits the Abandoned Observatory trail where she fails to see the observatory but has a nice time with her canine companion, Elmo.
Student-run venture ASL Aspire is developing an app to aid science and engineering education for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
It's been a hot and dry summer in Central Illinois. Andrew looks back at how we ended up in a drought, and what to expect as the summer wanes.
There's plenty to do, eat, and drink this late summer weekend.
Julie provides a handful of cultural experiences to have this month in C-U.