Beatriz Jiménez, a student in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, is a member of the 22—23 graduate cohort for “Imagining Otherwise: Speculation in the Americas,” the Humanities Research Institute's inaugural Interseminars initiative...
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Illini Success 2022The results of the Illini Success report for 2020-2021 were recently released, and the numbers show having an SLCL degree is already paying off for our grads.
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Illinois alumna Stephanie Hare (BA, ‘97, French) believes the most interesting aspect of her work is the opportunity to learn every day. As an independent researcher, broadcaster, and author, she may spend her day diving deep into research on technology ethics or making media appearances as an expert source; however, in accomplishing either task, Hare has...
When summer arrives at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and undergraduates go back to their hometowns, a perfect opportunity arises for other, much younger students to take part in the college experience in a way that reaches beyond a typical campus tour. While many camps occur every summer on campus, the College of LAS recently visited two that occurred roughly the same time: the ...
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- Students are often lumped into one ambiguous, all-encompassing category the moment they step foot on a college campus: 18 to 22-year-olds who are on the precipice of adulthood, preparing to make their mark on the world. But for each student, the path to graduation is a unique one.
- We CU and the Humanities Research Institute, with support from Dan Shin (BS, ’91, biology, and economics) have announced the 2022-2023 cohort of University of Illinois Humanities in Action scholars. The group includes two students from SLCL.
- Five recent graduates from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics were offered Fulbright grants to pursue international education, research and teaching experiences around the globe this coming year.
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