New research links data on genetic risks with those on support resources to assess individuals' probability of recovery and ...

Political segregation is one of several forms of spatial isolation that may be affecting Asian Americans' living experiences ...

Researchers mapped the moving parts of 18,000 proteins in the human body in two days, a feat that previously took months on a ...

Cynthia Oliver, an award-winning choreographer and an Illinois dance professor, has been awarded the 2026 Knight Choreography ...

A new book by English professor John Gallagher aims to counter the hype surrounding artificial intelligence by focusing on AI ...

The Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory found spillover from a backyard flock to a cat and a rat on an Illinois farm.

Illinois professor Kaiyu Guan has been named a 2026 MacArthur Fellow for pioneering predictive science of agriculture. Photo by Chris Brown Photography, courtesy NCSA The fellowship includes an ...

In this image, pollen grains from Croton hirtus, a flowering herb; Mabea occidentalis, a tropical evergreen tree; and Agropyron repens, a perennial grass, provide a glimpse of the extraordinary ...

Communication professor Emily Van Duyn interviewed and surveyed people across the U.S. to investigate how the nation’s divisive political climate affects the homefront and the strategies individuals ...

Health and kinesiology professor Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo led a study that explored how postpartum pain and depressive symptoms affected women’s recovery after childbirth. The findings were used to ...

A new paper by sociology professor Ilana Redstone explores the far-reaching consequences of the field of sociology’s treatment of institutional racism as the default explanation for racial disparities ...

Illinois architecture professor Joseph Altshuler and art professor Nekita Thomas reimagine how graphic design can transform public spaces in their new book “Supergraphic Landscapes: From Public Art to ...