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Unveiling the ancient Maya’s relationship to animals and nature

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UNVEILING THE ANCIENT MAYA’S RELATIONSHIP TO ANIMALS AND NATURE

'In stark contrast to the severe environmental destruction that we see all
around us, our excavations reveal the ancestral Maya’s profound respect for
nature and animals,' writes graduate researcher Yifan Wang.

 
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Organized labor has fared considerably better during the Biden administration
than it did during the Trump years, and would likely be better off under a
Kamala Harris presidency, says Robert Bruno, a labor expert at Illinois. 

 
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Study: Weight-loss success depends on eating more protein, fiber while limiting
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STUDY: WEIGHT-LOSS SUCCESS DEPENDS ON EATING MORE PROTEIN, FIBER WHILE LIMITING
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Flexibility and personalization were key in optimizing dieters’ weight-loss
success on the Individualized Diet Improvement Program, created by University of
Illinois Urbana-Champaign food scientists.

 
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I was there: Crowd photos from Harris-Walz rally were not AI generated

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I WAS THERE: CROWD PHOTOS FROM HARRIS-WALZ RALLY WERE NOT AI GENERATED

Huffington Post (Aug. 13) 'To have Harris generating all of this enthusiasm has
thrown (Donald Trump) off,' says Nicholas Grossman, a professor of political
science at the U. of I. 'Politically, that’s a big problem for him.'

 
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U of I-led project to assess whether financial help prevents repeated child
maltreatment

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U OF I-LED PROJECT TO ASSESS WHETHER FINANCIAL HELP PREVENTS REPEATED CHILD
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Social work professor Will Schneider is the first large-scale exploration of the
impact of financial assistance on preventing child maltreatment recurrence among
Illinois families involved with the state’s child welfare system. 

 
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How do people use self-censorship to avoid content suppression on sites like
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TIKTOK?

Anthropology professor Kendra Calhoun studies the creative language people use
on social media platforms to fool algorithms that may incorrectly categorize
content as 'inappropriate' or 'offensive.'  

 
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Up to $33 million award to dramatically improve surgical outcomes for cancer
tumor removal

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UP TO $33 MILLION AWARD TO DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE SURGICAL OUTCOMES FOR CANCER
TUMOR REMOVAL

U of I, Mayo Clinic, and industry clincians partner on the project that combines
optical imaging technologies with AI screening tools to ensure, in real time,
that tumor tissue and cells are completely removed during surgery.  

 
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Illini unveil throwback uniforms for Memorial Stadium rededication game, Oct. 19

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ILLINI UNVEIL THROWBACK UNIFORMS FOR MEMORIAL STADIUM REDEDICATION GAME, OCT. 19

Check out the uniforms Illini football will wear against Michigan on Oct. 19,
100 years and one day after Red Grange’s historic six-touchdown performance
against the Wolverines during the Memorial Stadium Dedication Game in 1924.  

 
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How have U.S. border policies affected attitudes toward migrants and violence
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HOW HAVE U.S. BORDER POLICIES AFFECTED ATTITUDES TOWARD MIGRANTS AND VIOLENCE
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Latina/Latino Studies Professor Gilberto Rosas says the increasingly militarized
enforcement practices at the southern border has hardened attitudes toward
migrants and contributed to violence against them,

 
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