Acacia Hernández

A look into the Japan House with Michael Darin

By Acacia Hernández The Arboretum, located right outside the Japan House, had a lot more visitors this past weekend than

By Acacia Hernández La Casa Cultural and the Bruce D. Nesbitt African American Cultural Center will be co-hosting the annual

By Acacia Hernandez Students haven’t been allowed at sporting events all semester due to COVID-19 safety precautions. Nonetheless, students have

By Acacia Hernández The COVID-19 positivity rate hit its lowest its ever been in a single day this past week

By Acacia Hernández The University of Illinois announced academic policy modifications for the Fall 2020 semester in a mass mail

By Acacia Hernández Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania are the last fives states counting their votes before being

By Acacia Hernández Throughout the pandemic, the Pew Research Center has released studies on how COVID-19 is affecting ethnic groups in

By Acacia Hernández With classes going remote, college students across the country are holding on tight to the few tangible

By Acacia Hernández Bevier Café partnered with the Wome’s Resources Center on campus to provide students with a free meal

By Acacia Hernández A local businesswoman, Laura Kalman, bought the former News-Gazette building for nearly $1.2 million dollars. Kalman is