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November is an in-between sort of month, but still has some great cultural opportunities. 

At the 2022 Basketball Big Ten Media Days, Rob learned that the conference expects its members to connect with their communities’ charitable organizations, whether it’s volunteering at Habitat for Humanity, or raising awareness and funding to combat disease.

Julie sits down with nationally-known public radio host, and C-U native, Jeremy Hobson ahead of the premiere of his live national call-in show The Middle.

Julie offers a preview of Spurlock Museum's new exhibit, an exploration of the cultural tradition of quinceañeras.

A conversation with Amy Schuele, recently retired associate director of NCSA, exploring her career and her experiences in the field computer science.

Julie talks gymnastics, physics, and the future of Beckman with Dr. Nadya Mason.

Have you attended Shinrin Onyoku at Japan House? Here is a look at Sunday's event. 

Here in the dog days of summer, what are the best places to take a break during your stroll through the U of I Arboretum? Tom has the answers.

Student-run venture ASL Aspire is developing an app to aid science and engineering education for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.