If the U of I requires vaccinations, masks, and negative COVID tests at all campus facilities, why is Memorial Stadium an exception?
The City of Champaign anticipates receiving approximately $25 million from the American Rescue Plan. Our Editorial Board suggests three ways the City should spend it.
The best way to ensure the safest and least disruptive school year is to require COVID-19 vaccination for all eligible students and staff.
Rain causes the Garden Hills neighborhood to flood. Infrastructure changes are needed now.
We're looking ahead to summer and fall, and as our cultural events return, they will need our support.
The Illinois Department of Public Health should require all Illinois college students to be immunized against COVID-19.
Vaccinations are increasing and restrictions are loosening, but the pandemic isn't over.
As demand for the vaccine decreases locally, we need to focus on ways we as individuals can encourage those unvaccinated to get their shots.
What is redistricting, and what might it mean for C-U?
The current model of gifted education in Champaign Unit 4 is going to phased out beginning with the 2021-2022 school year. It's the right thing to do.
While there's a wide range of things to discuss, we narrow it to three main takeaways from the recently-concluded consolidated election.
Last week, University of Illinois students voted overwhelmingly in favor of reallocating funding from the University of Illinois Police Department budget toward other resources for students, workers, and community members.
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