One of Urbana's oldest structures looks to capitalize on its unique features to bring fun and inspired bustle to downtown.
A day in the life: Sarorn Chan, MTD bus operator and trainer
MTD bus operator Sarorn Chan makes an impact on the lives of her passengers every day.
Habitat for Humanity celebrates 30 years of transforming lives in C-U
After 30 years of facilitating home ownership in Champaign-Urbana, even through a pandemic, Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County is still going strong.
The National Weather Service, unplugged
Champaign County's weather radio station is returning to the airwaves after a 15-month absence. What took so long? A lot of things, turns out.
You are invited to imagine a future for Urbana
The City of Urbana is developing a comprehensive plan, and you can be a part of the process.
A year of bike sharing in C-U
Julie talks with Ben Thomas, Midwest General Manager of VeoRide, about the past year of bike sharing in Champaign-Urbana.
Building up C-U with open spaces
Andrew examines how a "greenbelt" would benefit Champaign-Urbana.
Tom’s Big Big Bike Rack Roundup
This month, Tom breaks down the best and worst of Champaign-Urbana's bicycle parking solutions.
Building better railroads: A sit down with RailTEC student Chen-Yu Lin
Chen-Yu Lin, a recent graduate from the Civil and Environment engineering Ph.D. program, is looking to make a difference.
The growing importance of First Street
Where Campustown and Downtown blur, Midtown's First Street is regaining its identity.
Champaign-Urbana’s questionable architectural additions
These C-U buildings were unable to strike the balance between old and new.
The ever-evolving Campustown
No longer a neighborhood of small homes and tree-lined streets, Campustown is quickly shedding the vestiges of its past.
Champaign-Urbana has one of the most diverse, intelligent, and interesting communities in the state. Our Culture section highlights those people, places, and events that make us proud to live here.
