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Brian Gaines
How will the Jan. 6 committee hearings affect public opinion?
Political scientist: Hearings expected to have little effect on 2022 races, but may still impact the 2024 presidential campaign
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Sarah Demissie
Writing for discovery
The Odyssey Project teams up with an English professor to deliver the power of words
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Noyes Laboratory historical photo
A landmark for chemistry and science
The history of Noyes Laboratory is rooted in fire, discovery, public service, and kindness
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David Wright Faladé
English professor's novel tells of Black Civil War soldiers' fight for freedom
David Wright Faladé's work is based on the life of Richard Etheridge
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Amy Seetoo
The gifts to last a lifetime
In honor of those who helped her earn a degree at UIUC, Amy Seetoo (司徒達森) assists students studying the teaching of English as a second language
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Emily Lange
HR associate instrumental in hiring process for math
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A UIUC DOW radar collects data as a storm approaches
In pursuit of the dangerous squall line tornadoes
Atmospheric scientists from around the U.S. launch field campaign to better understand a little understood severe weather event
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Reddit posts about Altgeld Hall Dairy Queen
Can you tell me how to get to Dairy Queen?
Social media fuels an Altgeld Hall legend
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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