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Illinois News Bureau | October 24, 2024

Study: Youth action research projects need thoughtful design, youths’ input

Owen Roberts and Luke McKelvie headshots
ACES News | August 29, 2024

GFAJ elects inaugural Board of Trustees, including ACES faculty member and alum

David Rosch in a classroom with two students
Marianne Stein | July 10, 2024

Student leadership development requires holistic approach, educators say

Kallee Buchanan sitting at a desk in a broadcast recording studio
Brooklyne Luessenheide | July 1, 2024

Australia’s Kallee Buchanan is 2024 Visiting Global Agricultural Journalist

1983 FFA State officer team
Jennifer Abbott | June 5, 2024

From blue jacket to Illini orange — Doyle Karr’s colorful career in agricultural communications

A woman feeds a group of cattle with a bucket in a grassy field.
Jennifer Abbott | April 25, 2024

New real-world agricultural communications course prepares students for the future

Portrait of a smiling Doyle Karr with glasses, wearing a blue shirt and dark blazer, against a black background.
Claire Benjamin | April 17, 2024

Doyle Karr named 2024 convocation speaker for ACES

James F. Evans and a group of students pose in front of the large Abraham Lincoln painting in the ACES Library.
Claire Benjamin | March 19, 2024

Illinois to create global center of excellence in food and agricultural communications

Sophia Hortin
Rylee Sjuts | October 11, 2023

ACES alum uses farm management for community impact

Claire Mc Cormack
Owen Roberts | September 12, 2023

Ireland’s Claire Mc Cormack is first visiting global agricultural journalist

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ACES News | September 7, 2023

Bringing cells to life … and to Minecraft: $30 million NSF grant to support whole-cell modeling

Pictures of the five scholarship recipients and the ACES wordmark.
Claire Benjamin and Ava Splear | May 31, 2023

Illinois Corn Growers Association scholarship program supports five ACES students