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• Blog - Celebrating CU Pride Weekend

  If you’ve never experienced Pride Weekend in Champaign-Urbana, you’re in for a real treat.

• Blog - Illini School Year Guide: 7 Tips for New U of I St

  No matter where you go after college, our #OutsideofOrdinary community will always be yours. Here are our tips for new U of I students in the first entry of our Illini School Year Guide!

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 11/11

  This week, celebrate our international population in Champaign County, as well as a few #OutsideofOrdinary events to bridge the gap between fall and winter!

• Blog - Six September Day Trips in Champaign County

  September marks the end of summer, so a full vacation might be out of the picture. Luckily, there are a ton of day trip possibilities in the greater Champaign County area!

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 8/26

  The end of August brings a huge community event in Arthur, as well as the return of Illini Football, and many more hints that Fall isn’t far behind!

• Blog - Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride Month in Champaign County

  If you’re looking to celebrate Pride Month in Champaign County, here are some great ways to do so, thanks to programming by the UP Center!

• Blog - CU Folk & Roots Festival: Can't Miss Shows and Ful

  Here are a few can’t miss shows, as well as a full lineup of all events associated with the CU Folk & Roots Festival

• Blog - The Sounds of C-U

  The saying “the music never stopped” reigns true when it comes to the sounds of the greater Champaign County area. Consider this our entertainment bucket list, compiled with the music lover in mind.

• Blog - Museum May: A Walk Through History

  Two of our favorite area museums, Museum of the Grand Prairie and the Champaign County History Museum, have great programs and opportunities featured in the coming months.

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 5/20

  Spring is here to stay, and you can tell! Not only is the weather warming up and staying there, but more and more seasonal community events are returning.