Willie Cui

From running to softball and anything in between, Judy Weber-Jones thrived as an athlete and coach for more than 20 years. But in 2022, sports are far from her focus. For the past 38 years, driver’s education has become Weber-Jones’ calling, and she makes sure everyone know that. So, how did a dedic…

The second Circular Fashion Expo kicked off this Saturday at the Siebel Center of Design. Throughout the day, visitors could be seen browsing a variety of homemade, handcrafted or thrifted items from vendors. Visitors could also bring in their own clothing and exchange it for tokens, which they coul…

On Oct. 25, the Campus Student Election Commission, Alpha Nu Fraternity and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority held the first of two candidate forums for county elections, hosting the incumbent Democratic Sheriff Dustin Heuerman and Republican challenger John Brown at the Clements Auditorium in the ARC. Brown, whose father was a sheriff in Champaign County, emphasized...

With election day around the corner and early voting in full swing, The Daily Illini has compiled a list of candidates running for major offices. In addition to the gubernatorial and congressional elections, a number of important county-wide elections are happening down ballot. Governor The biggest political race of the midterms is the Illinois gubernatorial...

Illinois State House of Representatives candidate Carol Ammons, Democratic candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives who ran unopposed, received over $215,000 since Jan. 1, 2020, for her campaign, according to data from the Illinois State Board of Elections. Ammons received the bulk of her donations from unions and union-affiliated political action committees. These donations...

Fans at Monday’s basketball game against Monmouth could see a plethora of volunteers donning bright green T-shirts carrying blue bags filled with cans and bottles. The volunteers, which were located around the upper concourse at State Farm Center and stationed at each entryway, aided the “Fighting…

Fans at Monday’s basketball game against Monmouth could see a plethora of volunteers donning bright green T-shirts carrying blue bags filled with cans and bottles. The volunteers, which were located around the upper concourse at State Farm Center and stationed at each entryway, aided the “Fighting…

Illini Tower, one of the University’s Private Certified Housing options, provided Resident Advisers $20 bonuses for each five-star review from their student residents. During one dinner and in the Illini Tower group chat, several RAs asked students to write positive reviews with the RA’s name attach…

While living in Danville, Ill., Dean Dempsey, a member of the Navajo Nation and field engineer, took for granted how easily he could access clean water. Some of his family living on the Navajo reservation in the Southwest didn’t have the same luxury, often traveling several hundred miles to haul bar…

Public health experts have concerns about the spread of COVID-19 combined with an increase in other illnesses, such as the flu, during the winter. Rebecca Lee Smith, epidemiologist and associate professor in Veterinary Medicine, said COVID-19 cases will likely increase during the winter months. “Reg…