April 25, 2018

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[ April 25, 2018 ] Chicago House Music Festival Announcement
[ April 25, 2018 ] [Urbana] Dog Park 2018 Membership Registration Announcement
[ April 24, 2018 ] CNN: Melania Trump looks to history for inspired state dinner with the Macrons International News
[ April 23, 2018 ] VOA: It’s a Boy! Britain’s Duke, Duchess of Cambridge Welcome 3rd Child International News
[ April 23, 2018 ] Public Servant Anna S. Hui to Receive 2018 University of Illinois Outstanding Asian American Alumna Award Campus News

UChicago scientists build trap to make tiny packages of light ‘collide’

March 30, 2018 asianct 0

March 27, 2018 By Louise Lerner The universe is illuminated via photons, the tiny individual particles that make up light, but they don’t interact with each other. To make them see the light, a team […]

UChicago food allergy startup ClostraBio raises $3.5 million

January 12, 2018 asianct 0

January 10, 2018 Prof. Cathryn Nagler had been researching the physiological origins of food allergy and potential treatments for over 30 years, but she hadn’t considered the possibility of translating that research into a business. But […]

Trump’s Trade War, the Background and Prospects

The dice is cast. President Donald Trump fired the shot in a trade war: imposing tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum, despite strong opposition and controversies. He justified these tariffs are to […]
When a Loved One’s Memory Diminishes, These Caregivers are Here to Help

At the Penn Geriatric Medicine practice, Shauniqua Key met with a woman recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. The patient was accompanied by a friend of 20-plus years, but she no longer recognized her friend. “The […]
Annual report quantifies Illinois graduates’ first destinations

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Nearly nine out of 10 recent graduates from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign accepted a job, continued their education or started a volunteer position within six months of graduation, according to […]
Florida Pedestrian Bridge Collapses, Crushing Cars

A days-old pedestrian bridge across a busy Miami, Florida, highway collapsed Thursday, crushing a number of cars. Police say there is a full search and rescue operation under way at the site between the campus […]
Food deserts not to blame for growing nutrition gap between rich and poor, study finds

For decades, the conventional wisdom has been that people living in food deserts—defined as areas lacking in supermarkets with fresh produce and other nutritious items—have little choice but to buy unhealthy food at drugstores or […]