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Ethan Oskroba

Ethan Oskroba

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Features Writer, The Daily Illini

Champaign, Barrington

Biography

Ethan Oskroba is an aspiring journalist currently studying at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Set to graduate in the Spring of 2025 with a degree in journalism, Oskroba currently works for Big Ten Network Student U as a broadcaster, writes features for The Daily Illini, and serves as a news correspondent and on-air host for the WPGU radio station. Before transferring to U of I after the closure of Trinity International University, Ethan was the play-by-play voice of the Trinity's basketball, volleyball, and soccer teams and the public address announcer for the school's football games. He also wrote for the athletic department and served as the Editor-In-Chief for Trinity's student publication, The Trinity Digest, and played for the baseball team. Upon graduation, Oskroba has goals of working as a broadcaster, sportswriter, journalist, or other career in the field of sports and/or communications.

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Total articles 39

  • ‘You’re about to get humbled’: Adapting to cold at UI

    By Ethan Oskroba| The Daily Illini Verified Amid the unending slog of exams and projects coupled with the anticipation of winter break, the impending spring semester might get lost in the shuffle. Yet the piercing winds and gray, blustery days are making one thing clear — winter has arrived in Champaign-Urbana, and it’ll only get colder from here on out. The bad news: No immediate relief is on the way. It’s been in C-U in years past, with even the average daily highs in January hovering just a tick above freezing.

    By Ethan Oskroba · The Daily Illini

    Dec. 13, 2024

  • 10 of the best study spots on campus

    By Qaasim Jatoi, Maaike Niekerk, Ethan Oskroba| The Daily Illini Verified Every college student knows that navigating the switch from high school to college contains a myriad of drastic shifts, including a location change, a new schedule and living with a roommate, but perhaps the most significant difference in the college lifestyle is the sudden influx of independence. Nigh-perpetual strings of classes no longer govern every aspect of a student’s day, once halted only by approved bathroom breaks and frenetic passing periods.

    By Qaasim Jatoi, Maaike Niekerk, Ethan Oskroba · The Daily Illini

    May. 01, 2024

  • Illinois softball returns for 7-game homestand

    By Lika Lezhava, Maaike Niekerk, Will Liu, Ethan Oskroba| The Daily Illini Verified As Illinois rolls into week eight of the 2024 softball season, it has still only hosted two games at Eichelberger Field. That will change as the Illini (12-15) return to Champaign for seven games in nine days following their first Big Ten series at Nebraska.

    By Lika Lezhava, Maaike Niekerk, Will Liu, Ethan Oskroba · The Daily Illini

    Mar. 26, 2024

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The Daily Illini

The Daily Orange is the independent student newspaper of Syracuse University, established in 1903 and fully independent since 1971. It is operated by The Daily Orange Corporation, a student-run organization. The newspaper publishes a weekly tabloid format during the academic year, with a circulation of 6,000 print copies and approximately 3 million online views each month. The Daily Orange covers a range of topics, including campus news, sports, culture, and opinion pieces. It provides daily online articles, photo galleries, and multimedia content. The newspaper also maintains archives of historical issues and has previously published special editions during the summer months. The editorial team is led by Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Wright and Managing Editor Cooper Andrews, and the publication serves as a training ground for aspiring journalists while being a key news source for the university community.

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Founded: 1903