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  • Illini Summer Academies reveal new wonders for teens

    It's like suddenly seeing the world in a new way.

    That's how teens attending the Illinois 4-H Illini Summer Academies describe their time studying with University of Illinois instructors this week.

  • Football single-game tickets on sale now

    Single-game tickets for Fighting Illini football's 2017 season went on sale to all fans Wednesday, June 28, at 9 a.m.

  • History professor Leslie Reagan on the ethics of medical testing involving pregnant women

    WUNC-FM (Audio, Chapel Hill, N.C., June 27) – Illinois history professor Leslie Reagan discusses the ethics of medical testing involving pregnant women, the historical example of rubella and the current state of medical research.

  • Study identifies key player in heart enlargement

    The heart enlarges in response to growing demands from exercise or heart disease. A new study identifies a key molecular player in this process.

  • In 2006, U of I scientists designed a computer that could deliver data without running at all

    Scientific American (June 27) “This is possible only in the realm of quantum computers where the computer can exist in a quantum superposition of ‘running’ and ‘not running’ at the same time.”  

  • Scientists may have found a fix for one of the recurring problems of virtual reality: eye fatigue

    New Atlas (June 26) Scientists at Illinois foudn that ealistic 3-D images can be created by using a series of 2-D subpanel images in a process called optical mapping

  • Pro-Americanism, anti-Americanism, and the complexities between

    The book offers a sample of views on America from around the world. It  represents a wide spectrum of opinions and exposes views that are often surprising deviations from popular belief. 

  • Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame Gala video recap

    Some of the biggest names in Fighting Illini Athletics gathered at the Field Museum in Chicago on Friday to honor the 28-member inaugural class of the Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame.

  • Gia Lewis-Smallwood wins fourth U.S. discus title

    The former Illini won her fourth U.S. Track and Field discus title in five years. The Champaign native marked 205'6" (62.65m) to win the event on Thursday in Sacramento, CA