Welcome to February! No. 23 Illinois (15-7, 7-5) got beaten up a little bit in January as it struggled to have all of its ...

Romance at the University can be complicated; today's fast-paced, ultra-connected culture inspires a variety of dating goals ...

TikTok’s brief ban in the U.S. had seismic ramifications on the nation. The University and surrounding community were certainly no exception.

The recent ITA Kickoff Weekend got the spring season for Illinois Men's Tennis off to a shaky start, including some tough ...

Champaign City Council Member Davion Williams, who was under fire last week for posting a swastika, issued a public apology.

Online dating apps use algorithms for matching, and despite privacy concerns, online dating remains popular, with AI features ...

Carle's new ambulance, designed for complex interfacility transfers, boasts advanced technology and aims to make a big impact ...

The Women's Resources Center at the University provides resources that empower all students to engage in conversations about ...

Abel Tesfaye told W Magazine he wanted to “kill The Weeknd.” Less than two years later, “Hurry Up Tomorrow” does all that and more.

As Generation Z has entered the world of romance, they've adopted a new form of dating purgatory: situationships.

UI students and community members gathered for "A Day Without Immigrants" to protest policies and show support for immigrant rights.

The Brutalist' opened the eyes of many with its use of AI in film, sparking both controversy and support from viewers.