CU BIPOC Collective is hosting a meetup
CU BIPOC Collective is a new community formed by the City of Urbana Arts and Culture Program and the University of Illinois College of Fine and Applied Arts. It was created for local artists and …
CU BIPOC Collective is a new community formed by the City of Urbana Arts and Culture Program and the University of Illinois College of Fine and Applied Arts. It was created for local artists and …
Begun in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets, April’s National Poetry Month is one of the largest literary celebrations in the country. Every town has its own take on NaPoMo (of course there’s a nickname …
Welcome to May! This weekend has plenty on offer, including shopping, live music, arts, and cicada-free outdoor activities.
Back in my old neighborhood/Where I thought I could change the world/Nothing ever seemed to get me down. – Lyrics from the song “Back in My Old Neighborhood” by Brian Krumm If any musician deserves …
Red Herring Vegetarian Restaurant is hosting an upcoming ticketed dinner under the moniker Feeding Tomorrow, which is one of two fundraising events to help expand their food justice program, Sharing Table. Red Herring and Channing …
May is the start to the good part of the year. The sun is setting later every day, and it’s warm again. I’m so over everything winter, the jackets and gloves and cozy foods. Now …
Recently we stumbled upon an NBC Chicago article with the clickbait headline “This Illinois city is the 2nd loneliest in the US, recent analysis reveals.” That Illinois city was Danville, with Champaign-Urbana coming in not …
National Poetry Month may be wrapping up, but Urbana’s new poet laureate will be featured at the University of Illinois’ Spurlock Museum this Sunday. Dr. Ruby Mendenhall brings a wealth of knowledge and creativity to …
The Messthetics, featuring the dynamic rhythm section of Fugazi and renowned saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, are poised to captivate audiences at Gallery Art Bar in Urbana on May 8th. Riding high from their latest album …
Our Opinion section is mostly populated with our weekly Editorial Board offerings, but every once in a while someone with an opinion to share will reach out with a pitch. We’ve published articles on the foul smells emanating from Kraft, the emu, school district issues, jail …