There are five collections on this site: Illinois Newspapers. Mr. Kian Gie Lee, (B.S. Since at least 1921, Indonesian students have been attending the University of Illinois. There are a total of 23,483 digital images that are keyword searchable. 1. Although there were no Indonesian Illini at that time, there were two Dutch students and one student gave a campus talk on his perspective of the war. Archives NFL Draft 2023:Seattle Seahawks draft Illinois CB Devon Witherspoon with No. Brown joined the Illini defense as a true freshman in 2018, recording an interception in his first year with the orange and blue. That is not implying that the University community did not know about the fighting in Indonesia. Digital Newspaper Archive, North Carolina Newspaper Digitization project, The New South Newspaper of Port Royal & Beaufort, Newspaper Archives of the Green Free Public Library, Historic Mexican and Mexican American Press collection. Are you an Indonesian Illini? Confidentiality ensures that a mental health professional will not spread private Illinois Digital Newspaper Collection | Digital Collections Daily Illini While Mr. Mei Shing Ling, (B.S. Brown was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round with the No. Illinois Digital Newspaper Collections Welcome to Good Morning, Illini Nation, your daily dose of college basketball news from Illini beat writer and AP Top 25 voter Scott Richey. Here's a look at the Illini prospects who could potentially be taken in this year's draft: Witherspoon was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks with No. The Daily Illini Archives Archives - The Daily Illini. At the time when the University of Illinois first opened, Indonesia was a Dutch colony, also known as the Dutch East Indies, and it would remain that way until the Indonesian War of Independence from 1945 to 1949. In Wednesday's edition of the newscast, the Daily Illini gives you the latest on when you can expect to see the names of the Urbana campus In 1921, the DI reported that among 255 registered foreign students that there was 1 student from Java, suggesting that the Indonesian Illini story begins at least as early as 1921. A Daily Illini photograph of two students from displaced persons camps, Mr. Sokolov (of Latvia) and Mr. Goncharoff (of Ukraine), found in Record Series 41/8/801. [2] In 1959, a Daily Ilini writer reported favorably on the role of Indonesian, Japanese, and Philippine student newspapers and the role of national unions of students in providing financial support but some potential limitations press freedom.
