Penelope Roewe
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RASI breaks barriers for rural UI, high school students - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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For Gabby Schmeiderer, junior in AHS, moving to campus from her small town of Coulterville, Illinois, her freshman year was a big adjustment. She said she had never even ridden a bus before arriving in Champaign. But when Schmeiderer joined the Rural Area Student Initiative, she said the big campus started to feel a lot smaller. “(RASI is) just a great community, great way to connect and relate experiences from back home to what you’re experiencing now,” Schmeiderer, who is now the RASI secretar
Rob Miller discusses independent music industry at PYGMALION Day 4 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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PYGMALION welcomed Chicago-based independent music publisher Rob Miller to the Rose Bowl Tavern Sunday evening to do a Q&A panel on his book, “The Hours Are Long, But the Pay Is Low,” for the final day of the festival. “The Hours Are Long, But the Pay Is Low” was published last fall. In the autobiography, Miller recalls what it was like to navigate and sustain his career in the independent music industry as the co-founder of Bloodshot Records. Miller co-founded Bloodshot Records in 1993 to creat
Gender-inclusive housing brings safe spaces for all identities - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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FAR is currently under construction — the residence hall’s communal bathrooms will be converted into individual single-use stalls. This change is not just for aesthetics. According to Mari Anne Brocker Curry, director of housing information & marketing for University Housing, the renovation will create a more gender-inclusive living arrangement for future students. However, gender-inclusive housing is not new to campus. The University has 15 undergraduate gender-inclusive housing options, accord
The Station Theatre remembers 9/11 with ‘Come From Away’ production - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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In honor of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Jaclyn Loewenstein, producing artistic director at The Station Theatre, decided to put on a show she’d always dreamed of directing: “Come From Away.” The theater, located in downtown Urbana, will perform the folk-rock musical from Sept. 10-27. “Come From Away” tells the true story of 38 planes rerouted to Gander, Newfoundland, following the 9/11 attacks. The small town accepted over 7,000 travelers and recounts the fear and confusion of the guests during
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