1918: The year without a Homecoming On the hundredth anniversary of the 1918 influenza pandemic, we look back at a campus that prepared soldiers for war, tended to the sick, and came together in a spirit of selflessness and compassion.
Organizing Hope Michael Strautmanis wants to shine a light on community organizers across the city. His work with the Obama Presidential Center allows him to do just that.
Illinois Storytellers: Dave Eggers Dave Eggers talks about 826CHI, the Chicago chapter of his nonprofit that provides tutoring support for young writers and aims to illuminate children’s voices around the world.
Maximum Impact Max Levchin on lessons from his grandmother, late nights at DCL, and building businesses with integrity
My Story “I support Illinois so others will have the same excellent educational opportunities I had while I was a student. The University played an integral part in my development, which has shaped me into the physician that I am today.” Dr. Melissa Dianovsky Hoeppner (LAS ’88)
Chasing the flu One hundred years after the deadly 1918 influenza pandemic, scientists are still trying to understand the virus.
Strong work Associate Dean of Research at Carle Illinois College of Medicine and Professor of Chemistry Marty Burke answers the Proust Questionnaire.
Innovating with compassion Ruby Mendenhall’s new position with the Carle Illinois College of Medicine draws upon her years of experience working in Chicago.
