
In Memoriam: Clarence Shelley
Clarence Shelley, a long-serving University of Illinois administrator, passed away on Jan. 17, 2022, in Champaign. He was 90. Shelley came to the U of I in 1968 to run its Special Education Opportunities...
Clarence Shelley, a long-serving University of Illinois administrator, passed away on Jan. 17, 2022, in Champaign. He was 90. Shelley came to the U of I in 1968 to run its Special Education Opportunities...
DATE: Feb. 18, 2021 PLACE: Outer atmosphere of Mars Seven minutes of terror—that’s what people at NASA call atmospheric reentry, an interval of conditions so extreme that the spacecraft’s communications go silent. That’s where...
In an era when stewarding resources is more critical than ever, departments and units in eight campus facilities will be recognized for their energy conservation success during the Campus Sustainability Celebration Wednesday, October 25...
May Berenbaum, entomologist, was recently recognized by the British Ecological Society for her contributions to science and society. The head of British Ecological Society bestowed the Honorary Membership award upon Berenbaum as the society’s...
When a search committee composed of University of Illinois faculty and physician leaders from Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana chose Dr. King Li as inaugural dean of the Carle Illinois College of Medicine—an entity...
Dr. Paul Magelli, Sr., ’59 LAS, MS ’60 BUS, PHD ’65 BUS, was a beloved professor and senior director of the Illinois’ College of Business. Throughout his career, Paul pursued and held various positions...
The Big Ten Network and the University of Illinois tell the story of how one man, Tim Nugent, changed the world for people with disabilities in The Game Changer, a new 30-minute documentary premiering...
Bill Hammack’s unlikely YouTube career falls into three distinct periods. Each is linked to a shirt. In his first set of video segments—when he started down the road to online fame—Hammack, MS ’86 LAS,...
One of the mis-impressions people often have is that the law is a “bunch o’ rules”—that you come to law school, you learn the rules, and then you’re a lawyer. It’s not that way...
Werner Baer, a talented and passionate professor of economics who joined the University of Illinois 42 years ago, has passed away following a brief illness. Born in 1931, he was internationally renowned for his...