Op-Ed

Brian has been wondering lately where Sam Rosenberg's money is coming from for his campaign, so he addresses that topic here.

Chris surveys the Carol Ammons degree controversy and offers his two cents. Do degrees really matter for political candidates?

By writing a blog post shaming a high school athlete for poor behavior, The News-Gazette's Executive Sports Editor showed a worse lack of class.

Education Justice Project students Shawn Llewellyn Ross and Otilio E. Rosas weigh in on commemoration and slow communication. 

In conjunction with the Education Justice Project, we're publishing some op-eds written by Chittakone Bangsengthong and Samuel Santiago, who weigh in on the value of mindfulness and education.

Mathew makes a plea for consumer harmony. (It's worth a try, right?)

In conjunction with the Education Justice Project in Danville, we're publishing some op-eds written by Shaun Wilkes and Luis Saucedo, as they weigh in on current politics. 

New rules for implementing Illinois’ grace period voting could interfere with citizens trying to vote on Tuesday.

The Illini Media Company is a local institution worth saving, but we are less-than-impressed with many of its current attempts to secure funding.