Champaign, IL Reviews


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Champaign, IL is known for being a vibrant city with plenty of exciting activities to enjoy. From the bustling downtown area to the beautiful campus of the University of Illinois, Champaign offers something for everyone. With its unique blend of culture, shopping, dining, recreation and entertainment, Champaign has become one of the most highly sought-after places to live in central Illinois. People who have visited or lived in Champaign often rave about its lively atmosphere and friendly locals. Whether it’s a night out for dinner at one of Champaign’s many acclaimed restaurants or an afternoon outdoors exploring its renowned parks and trails, there is something for everyone in this dynamic city. In addition to all these great attractions, people come from around the country to attend some of the best universities and colleges located in Champaign, making it a hub for higher education as well. All these wonderful features combined make Champaign an excellent place to call home!

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Still Racial Attacks? - 7/23/2006
I went to college there in the 90s; at the time, many black gangs were targeting single white men walking at night and attacking them. Naturally, this was overlooked by the press as the victims obviously deserved it because they're white. Does this sort of thing still happen in enlighted Champaign?

Champaign is definitely an American crap Read More

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Champaign's bad - 7/14/2006
Crime is on the rise. Violent crimes (murders) have more than doubled in the Read More

Good and bad - 3/5/2006
Pros: Low cost of living, educated population, improved downtown nightlife, the Krannert Center of the Performing Arts is very nice, there are university related sporting events, some interesting neighborhoods in the downtown area with brick-paved streets and large hardwood trees.
Cons: Lack of interesting outdoor recreation, the southern U of I campus smells like cow feces, the Northwest part of town has a putrid, rot smell that comes from A.C. Humco (a local soybean processing plant), lack of gainful employment despite the presence of the University, the weather can be harsh if you are not used to winters in the Read More

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