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Young musicians learn to see and feel the music with mime masters at Illinois Chamber Music FestivalLaurie Willets and T. Daniel have spent their careers confronting stereotypes, creating full-length theatrical productions and abstract interpretations of classical music.
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Come this fall, students will be able to major in sociology-criminology, supply chain management or communication.
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Abigail Kerr was selected to replace Mark Brodl in January as interim provost for a one-year term. She left higher education altogether on May 31.
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Mann is a digital scholarship librarian with research expertise in the arts and humanities. She will appear on Jeopardy! Tuesday, May 28.
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In the latest episode of Democracy’s Future, we explore the role women play in politics in the U.S. For most of America's history, it's been a secondary role. Women make up a larger share of the electorate, but men have historically held the majority of elected offices.
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In the latest episode of Democracy’s Future, we explore the role women play in politics in the U.S. For most of America's history, it's been a secondary role. Women make up a larger share of the electorate, but men have historically held the majority of elected offices.
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A new definition of violence includes harmful use of social media and text messaging. But policy changes move slowly in a fast-paced, online world.
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In the latest episode of the WGLT/Vidette podcast Democracy’s Future, we hear from students who are already getting experience about how Democracy works. They are serving on the student senate at Illinois Wesleyan University, a private liberal arts college in Bloomington.
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Spring blooms are fleeting—catch them while you can on a walk led by ParkLands Foundation naturalists.
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The nonprofit For A Better Tomorrow will host its first STEAM Olympics in partnership with Illinois Wesleyan University.