Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
5 days ago by Bibi Tella
A team of transplant surgeons performed the world's first minimally-invasive liver resection for living-donor transplantation last week at the University of Illinois Medical Center. Gary Tongue, a Rockford area man, was the first to receive this transplantation performed by robotic surgical techniques.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
3 days ago by Adam Shafer
Janet Rawls enrolled in the business administration program in 1977; on May 16 she will graduate.
During that nearly 31-year span, the 60-year-old Chicago native has seen both her daughter and her younger sister graduate from Roosevelt before her.
As proud as she was for both of them, Rawls will be the first to tell you how proud she is of her own accomplishments.
Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
5 days ago by Christopher Skeet
Regular readers of the Chicago Flame probably know by now that I'm politically conservative and, as such, there are certain stereotypes designated to me by the urban university mindset. I've long since given up trying to hide the glaring fact that I spend my moonshine-induced evenings engaging in sexual intercourse with toothless family members, while contemplating the sadistic joy I'd wallow in from reading (if only I were literate) Fox News articles on death toll predictions for the next Bushitler crusade against oil-owning non-Christians.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
4 days ago by Jenny Halloran
Dear Scorch,
So I went to the Illinois Institute of Technology's "Sausagefest 2008" on April 18 as advertised in this publication and I totally want my money back.
I guess this whole festival was for some charity for leukemia and lymphoma or something, but like, if you're going to throw something called "Sausagefest," you've really got to make clear the type of "sausage" that's going to be available.
Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL
6 days ago by Tatianah Green
Nearly a generation ago, our parents and undergrads at UIC were wearing fashion of a questionable nature. In the late 1980s, both men and women channeled their inner rockers like the guys from the group Poison and wore acid-wash jeans, large ripped jeans that were a little loose on the body.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
3 days ago by Ebbie Sloan
With underwhelming numbers at the Pennsylvania primary informing the early Indiana primary polls, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has backpedaled on many public appearances she shunned during the last 18 months when she believed she had an honest chance at the Democratic presidential nomination.
The Wright Times, Wright College, IL
5 days ago by Laura Carpenter
The Stage Wright TheatrThe Stage Wright Theatre
group performed the musical Urinetown, and it stunk like a town full of urine.
The Voice, Purdue University North Central, IN
6 days ago by Jonathan Sichtermann
When Gary Demski came to Purdue University North Central five years ago, he had no idea what changes would occur on campus during his time here. Demski has served as the Director of Student Activities since July 2003, but will be leaving PNC in May to accept the position of Athletic Director at South Bend Clay High School.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
4 days ago by Ken Fowler
Notre Dame expects to play at New Jersey's Meadowlands sports complex against Connecticut at least once and another team or other teams multiple times after Rutgers broke off discussion of holding a series there and in South Bend.
John Heisler, Notre Dame's senior associate athletic director in charge of football scheduling, said Tuesday that Notre Dame and Connecticut are in the process of finalizing a contract for a reported six-game series.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
5 days ago by Cassie Belek, Stephanie DePrez, Caitlin Ferarro, and Analise Lipari
Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull
May 22
After almost 20 years in development hell, the fourth Indiana Jones movie, "Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull," is finally being released.
Fans of the original trilogy of archeologist-action-hero adventures might question the film's star himself, given the fact that Harrison Ford is no spring chicken.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
4 days ago by Bill Brink
Three students reported three laptops and a digital camera stolen from an unlocked room in Cavanaugh Hall Friday, Notre Dame Security/Police (NDSP) reported in an e-mail to students.
At around 10 a.m. Friday, a student saw a man inside Cavanaugh, according to the e-mail.
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