list of blog postsprimary for post 661858Study: 13 years later, Katrina survivors appear better off financially than if the storm never hitJun 15, 2018 11:30 amTimes-Picayune (June 14) 'I think what our study shows is that in the long run, people seem to recover,' says Tatyana Deryugina, a professor of finance at IllinoisShare this StoryShare Study: 13 years later, Katrina survivors appear better off financially than if the storm never hit on FacebookShare Study: 13 years later, Katrina survivors appear better off financially than if the storm never hit on Twitterprimary for post 661839Poulter, Spillane named Dike Eddleman Athletes Of The YearJun 15, 2018 10:45 amIllini Volleyball's Jordyn Poulter and Baseball's Bren Spillaneare recipients of the 2017-18 Dike Eddleman Awards, presented annually to the top Fighting Illini female and male athleteShare this StoryShare Poulter, Spillane named Dike Eddleman Athletes Of The Year on FacebookShare Poulter, Spillane named Dike Eddleman Athletes Of The Year on Twitterprimary for post 661552When emotional memories intrude, focusing on context could help, study findsJun 14, 2018 1:30 pmFocusing on the contextual details of a triggered negative memory could help redirect focus to the task at handShare this StoryShare When emotional memories intrude, focusing on context could help, study finds on FacebookShare When emotional memories intrude, focusing on context could help, study finds on Twitterprimary for post 661451Rabinowitz, Davis named Fighting Illini Freshmen of the YearJun 14, 2018 8:45 amTennis star Mia Rabinowitz and track standout Jon Davis have been named winners of the annual award, presented to the top male and female freshmen competing for the Fighting IlliniShare this StoryShare Rabinowitz, Davis named Fighting Illini Freshmen of the Year on FacebookShare Rabinowitz, Davis named Fighting Illini Freshmen of the Year on Twitterprimary for post 661164Despite big numbers of mosquitoes in Chicago area, number of West Nile cases is downJun 13, 2018 12:15 pmChicago Tribune (June 13) Illinois epidemiologist says all it may take is a week with no rain and high temperatures for the perfect conditions that breed West Nile mosquitoesShare this StoryShare Despite big numbers of mosquitoes in Chicago area, number of West Nile cases is down on FacebookShare Despite big numbers of mosquitoes in Chicago area, number of West Nile cases is down on Twitterprimary for post 660834Groundbreaking report details persistent hostility faced by female scientistsJun 12, 2018 1:30 pmScience (June 12) “The vast majority of sexual harassment that occurs is sexist hostility and crude behavior,” says Illinois athropologist and report co-author Kate ClancyShare this StoryShare Groundbreaking report details persistent hostility faced by female scientists on FacebookShare Groundbreaking report details persistent hostility faced by female scientists on Twitterprimary for post 660728Illini women's basketball will travel to Clemson in the 2018 ACC/Big Ten ChallengeJun 12, 2018 8:30 amThe two teams will meet for the fifth time in program history on Wednesday, November 28Share this StoryShare Illini women's basketball will travel to Clemson in the 2018 ACC/Big Ten Challenge on FacebookShare Illini women's basketball will travel to Clemson in the 2018 ACC/Big Ten Challenge on Twitterprimary for post 660530Ubben Basketball Practice Facility to receive major renovationJun 11, 2018 4:00 pmImprovements will include additional court space, sports medicine facilities, enhanced strength/conditioning area, and modern amenities in new locker rooms...Share this StoryShare Ubben Basketball Practice Facility to receive major renovation on FacebookShare Ubben Basketball Practice Facility to receive major renovation on Twitterprimary for post 660486African-Americans' breast cancer survival rates linked to poverty, lack of access to health careJun 11, 2018 2:15 pmWNIJ-FM (June 1) If you’re living in poor neighborhood conditions, it’s going to have a negative effect on your outcomes or the stage at which you're diagnosed, says doctoral student Brandi Patrice SmithShare this StoryShare African-Americans' breast cancer survival rates linked to poverty, lack of access to health care on FacebookShare African-Americans' breast cancer survival rates linked to poverty, lack of access to health care on Twitter
