Scientists at Southern Illinois University have created a system to convert plastic and farm waste into edible ingredients, successfully producing the first batch of cookies dubbed "µBites" as part of sustainable food innovation.

Lewis University in Illinois moved classes from its Oak Brook campus after discovering ICE rents office space in the same building, citing its Catholic mission.

Researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale have developed protein-rich cookies, named µBites, using recycled PET plastic from bottles and discarded corn stalks and leaves. These innovative cookies could potentially address hunger and provide sustenance for space crews.

A Fox News article examines how ICE, initially formed as a counter-terrorism agency after 9/11, has evolved into the primary agency for immigration enforcement without significant congressional guidance.

A new study conducted by IITGN and Illinois University suggests that herbal cigarettes can pose health risks comparable to traditional tobacco cigarettes. The research highlights the potential dangers of these products, often perceived as safer alternatives.