By Kelli Walker As March quickly approaches, so does St. Patrick’s Day. Whether you’re Irish (lucky you!) or not, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some of the great treats and recipes that comes with the holiday. The Spread is here to offer you a full course meal of St. Patrick’s recipes that just … More St. Patrick’s Day Recipes
By Mea Donnelly Ah, St. Patrick’s Day. Contrary to popular belief, for us Irish, prior to the late 20th century drinking was illegal on the holiday in the homeland. It was a holiday for celebrating luck and eating really good food. And by good food, I of course am talking about traditional Irish dishes. … More Delicious Irish Recipes
By Carmen Castillo 1.) PLAN AHEAD! We all know that for some unfortunate reason all of our exams fall during the same week. Don’t wait until the day before to start studying! Plan ahead. Maybe you can use one hour to study for one class and the next hour study for … More Midterm Survival Guide
By Jane Lee Okay, Illinois people. Are we done with the unexpected highs and lows of Chicago weather yet? Going from 70 degrees one weekend afternoon, then transitioning to a snowstorm warning four days after has gotten the best of students embracing the fierce howling winds. On the bright side, February is coming to … More Fashion for Seasonal Interludes
By John Wong You guys know that feeling when you’ve had your black iPhone for so long that you’ve become bored by it? And now there’s that shiny new pink version that’s “so in” and you just have to have it? How about that feeling when you’re bored in your relationship and you … More Musings from New York Fashion Week
By Molly Cline The 58th Grammy Awards featured 20 performances and eight awards. The show was not about who won or lost in each category; instead it highlighted the musical talent of artists, songwriters, producers and the like. There were a wide variety of performances ranging from Taylor Swift singing “Out of the … More Grammys Recap
By Madison Gillespie Spring semester is well underway at the University of Illinois. At this stage in the collegiate game, there are three things that each and every one of us as students can relate to. First, there’s the painful reality that sometimes, we have to go to classes in the midst of … More Q/A With Campus Tour Guides
By Molly Cline March is a crazy time for college basketball fans around the country, marking a period of 67 college basketball games played within a month. Sometimes people will do things they’d never do otherwise in order to make the correct picks of who will win each game. For example, on How … More The Return of March Madness
By Miranda Dellamaria While the snow may have returned with a vengeance this past week (thanks for the cancelled classes!) we’re almost at the end of this terrible winter. We recently reached highs of 50 degrees, reminding us all that spring is in fact coming! The groundhog did not see his shadow, and soon … More How to Prep for the Champaign Marathon
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