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Remembering the Holocaust: Songs from Testimonies of the Fortunoff Video Archive (CAS MillerComm)

January 27, 2025Spurlock Museum Knight Auditoriu, Zisl Slepovitch's Ensemble and Sarah Myerson present a selection of songs discovered, curated, transcribed, and arranged by Dr. D. Zisl Slepovitch, Musician-in-Residence at Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University, a unique collection of 4400 interviews conducted mainly in the 1980’s–90's. The songs in the program provide a series of insights into the Holocaust survivors’…

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Zoom Meetings - To Share or Not To Share

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Q&A with Chuck Todd

Richard and Leslie Frank Center for Leadership and Innovation in Media presents Q&A with Chuck Todd (NBC News' chief political analyst) Moderated by Colleen King (Director of the Frank Center and clinical assistant professor of Journalism) December 3, 2024

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Without Illinois

Without Illinois

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A Quick Intro to Canvas for Faculty

Canvas Teaser

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Stranger than Fiction: The Story Behind Whalefall

Conversation between Daniel Kraus (author) and Ryan Ross about the book, the challenges of writing a science-based novel, and his experience turning it into a movie. November 14, 2024Alice Campbell Alumni Center

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Canvas Overview for Students

Canvas Overview for Students

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Campus History: Thurgood Marshall’s 1956 speech on Human Rights

On March 8, 1956, Marshall visited the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign to talk about his work, cases of segregation in Illinois, and the murder of Emmett Till. Before Marshall became the first African American justice on the US Supreme Court, he was a prominent civil rights lawyer. He argued more than 30 cases before the nation's highest Court, including Brown vs. Board of Education. Audio digitized by Jack Brighton.

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Revolutionizing Cancer Surgery with Mayo Clinic

MarginDx will change the way that surgical cancer tumor removal is done today – resulting in more lives saved and more time spent between families and friends. This interdisciplinary and inter-institutional effort is testament to what we can accomplish at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign by combining expertise and coming together under a shared vision. November 15, 2024