Vidette News Reporter John Murray sits down with mayoral candidate Mboka Mwilambwe to talk about his election campaign. This is a part of a series on mayoral candidates for Bloomington and Normal races. Photo Courtesy of Mboka Mwilambwe for Mayor.
Vidette News Reporter John Murray sits down with mayoral candidate Jackie Gunderson to talk about her election campaign. This is a part of a series on mayoral candidates for Bloomington and Normal races. Photo Courtesy of Jackie Gunderson for Mayor.
Vidette News Reporter John Murray sits down with mayoral candidate Mike Straza to talk about his election campaign. This is a part of a series on mayoral candidates for Bloomington and Normal races. Photo Courtesy of Mike Straza for Mayor.
Vidette News Reporter John Murray sits down with mayoral candidate Marc Tiritilli to talk about his election campaign. This is a part of a series on mayoral candidates for Bloomington and Normal races. Photo Courtesy of Marc Tiritilli for Mayor.
Vidette News Reporter John Murray sits down with incumbent Mayor Chris Koos to talk about his reelection campaign. This is a part of a series on mayoral candidates for Bloomington and Normal races.
Camberyn Kelley continues her discussion with Kelsey Kamm about education on racism in the church. The two finish their talk on how to unify as a church without conforming to uniform.
Camberyn Kelley discusses her experiences in a majority cultured church with her guest, Kelsey Kamm. The two further their talk by sharing personal revelations and how to be proactive in the fight to be anti-racist in the church community.
Camberyn Kelley discusses the reality of the New Year and presents new temas (themes) for her podcast this year.
Guest hosts take over this week to discuss the stories and topics surrounding the 2020 election results. And, a look at how students are feeling about signing a lease for the next year.
News Editor Grace Kinnicutt goes through the candidates discussed in this week's edition of the paper. She talks about a few of their stances and what they are running for and on what level.
News Editors Grace Kinnicutt and Kellie Foy preview the second and final Presidential debate that is set in Nashville for Oct. 22 and discuss the nomination of Amy Coney Barret on the Supreme Court and what that means for citizens.
News Editors Kellie Foy and Grace Kinnicutt interview McLean County Clerk Kathy Michael via Zoom and talk about voting. They discuss how to sign up, where to vote, early and mail-in voting, election judges and more.
Vidette News Editors Grace Kinnicutt and Kelle Foy sit down with sophomore and political science major Grant Chassy to discuss the upcoming debate in Normal between Rep. Rodney Davis and challenger Betsey Dirksen Londrigan for the 13th congressional district. They also recap the VP debate be…
Vidette News Editors Grace Kinnicutt and Kellie Foy recap Tuesday's 2020 presidential debate in all of its good, bad and ugly parts.
Vidette Senior News Reporter Andrew Dougherty discusses the Nov. 6 midterm elections with incumbent 13th District U.S. Rep Rodney Davis (R-Taylorville).
Illinis State Sen. Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) sat down to discuss higher education affordability, the importance of student's voting and the U.S. congressional race between Rep. Rodney Davis and his Democratic opponent, Betsy Londrigan.
Vidette Senior Reporter Andrew Dougherty meets with Democratic gubernatorial candidate J.B. Pritzker and his running mate State Rep. Juliana Stratton in the latest edition of Vidette News Update. Pritzker and Stratton discuss a proposal to upgrade funding options for higher education studen…
Vidette Senior Reporter Andrew Dougherty chats with Betsy Dirksen Londrigan, 46, of Springfield, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House’s 13th Congressional District seat. In the March 20 primary election. The seat is currently held by Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Taylorville.
Vidette Senior News Reporter Andrew Dougherty visits with Ra Joy, who is running as Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. Joy, who is running with gubernatorial candidate Chris Kennedy, was on the Illinois State campus Friday.