Lillien Salas is a journalist for The Daily Illini, focusing on local news and events in Champaign, Illinois. With a passion for community engagement and cultural exploration, Lillien covers a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, student life, and social issues.
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Fans of anime from across central Illinois gathered at the Illini Union this weekend for the first-ever UI-Con: a convention that hosted a variety of different interactive events for all to enjoy.
For years, the walls of the University of Illinois Ice Arena pulsated as crowds stuffed the bleachers for hockey games and a plethora of other events. Yet many feared the shouts of hockey enjoyers would soon be replaced by the beeping and clanging of construction vehicles demolishing the site.
By: Samantha Gregerman
Individual identity calls for celebration in many different forms. Every year on March 31, the LGBTQ+ community celebrates International Transgender Day of Visibility.
A goodbye letter from Lisa Chasanov, Managing Editor for Reporting
By: Eunsung Koh
Children throughout the community brought sharks, dragons, teddy bears, unicorns and other stuffed plushies to the Champaign Public Library Saturday for the Teddy Bear Hospital — an event designed to “treat” stuffed animals.
By: Lillien Salas, Aaron Anastos
Something every high school student taking AP United States History should know. Check out that singular flashcard on Quizlet, and done — one more point towards an A.
Every year people wear clothes — hopefully. As you walk around and take notice of your surroundings, you may notice the increasing popularity of clothing items or accessories that may not have been on the fashion radar before. It can be hard to keep track of the ebbs and flows of fashion, so I present to thee what's in and what has been discarded.
Of the 44,000 students on campus, at least a few have to be interesting. After years of traversing every corner of the University, Scout realizes that he's been missing out on one crucial crevice.
By: Lillien Salas, Jessie Wang, Mary Piacente
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris debated in Philadelphia Tuesday night, with the candidates talking about key issues before the November election.
The streets are once again alive with the sounds of unassuming freshmen, crammed MTD buses and professors carrying their satchels of coursework to classes. As I set foot upon our campus’ historic soil, I couldn’t help but feel a surge of energy — a newfound sense of hope for this next semester. How I’ve missed...
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