The U of A has identified nearly 200 data specialists across campus and begun hosting a series of focus groups with them in May to gain insight into the problems the campus community faces.
U of A leaders plan to launch focus groups with data specialists, or the faculty and staff members who are responsible for owning, managing and ensuring accuracy of data, beginning April 25.
Bloomington-Normal native Brandon Bayles has a musical alter ego he says is not much like him. Hear the music of Brandon Cattle with the Branding Irons and a new album “I Love Living in the Country.” And boy who brought a gun to Bloomington High School late last year is now charged as an adult. Plus exchange students talk with their counterparts in Russia as the Ukraine invasion continues.
Brandon Cattle with the Branding Irons lo-fi cowpunk release “I Love Living in the Country” is available on most streaming services and can be purchased on Bandcamp.