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Sweat drips across people’s faces, down their backs and down their hands. Shirts turn into mosaics of perspiration. Students try to hide from the sun under umbrellas and caps. However, the unlucky few waiting for public transportation stay in a bus shelter. The glass walls magnify the heat. After class ends, students can be seen...

Dear University students, both incoming and returning: You have made an expert choice of institution, and I hope you are proud. I write to you now as a dusty old alum, and I thought I would share with you a few things about this place I wish I’d known sooner. Forgive me for beginning bitterly,...

The time has come for all 40,000-plus students to return to campus life at the University. Many people will be looking forward to meeting new people and developing new relationships as the semester progresses. The University is equipped with various restaurants, events and activities to create long-lasting memories with new friends, but some may not...

Coming to college for the first time can be an exciting and somewhat nerve-wracking process. Whether you find yourself thousands of miles from home or just a short drive away, your life will heavily change in the days following move-in. While you’re signing up for various RSOs and finding a groove for your daily schedule,...

Theres no shortage of great day trip ideas in and around central Illinois.

"Lakes filled up, circles of death were removed, new neighborhoods created a storm. But the institution of Olives seems to be made of stone," writes Aditeya Shukla.

The unrelenting march of progress has claimed even more memorable businesses over the past few years.

Sam Waddoups says goodbye to all that in this essay about letting go of Stanford.