Urbana
Champaign's sister city
Urbana is a city name appearing across the United States, most notably in Illinois (home to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) and Ohio.
The name derives from the Latin word for "of the city," suggesting urbanity or civic character.
She grew up in Urbana but moved to Chicago after college.
Institutional grounds and buildings
- engineeringDesigning functional systems scientifically
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- land-grantGovernment-given territory
- Big TenMajor collegiate athletic conference
students · professors · dormitories · Memorial Stadium · quad · graduation · academia · tuition
Illinois university city
- cornfieldsCultivated grain expanses
- prairieOpen grassy flatland
- MidwestNorth-central American region
- flatlandsLevel, unvarying terrain
Lincoln · Springfield · Chicago · Decatur · Bloomington · Peoria · Danville · Galena
Residential districts of towns
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- localsArea's permanent inhabitants
- downtownCentral business district
- farmers marketOutdoor local produce sale
township · civic · library · parks · schools · Main Street · historic district · community center
campus
Institutional grounds and buildings
- engineeringDesigning functional systems scientifically
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- land-grantGovernment-given territory
Big Ten · students · professors · dormitories · Memorial Stadium · quad · graduation · academia · tuition · scholarships
Champaign
Illinois university city
- cornfieldsCultivated grain expanses
- prairieOpen grassy flatland
- MidwestNorth-central American region
flatlands · Lincoln · Springfield · Chicago · Decatur · Bloomington · Peoria · Danville · Galena · twin cities
neighborhoods
Residential districts of towns
farmers market · township · civic · library · parks · schools · Main Street · historic district · community center · small-town
Ohio
Midwestern state, major river
- MarylandMid-Atlantic U.S. state
- IndianaMidwestern state, nineteenth admitted
- IowaGreat Plains farming state
Missouri · Virginia · namesake · township · municipality · village · town · geographic · American
- urban legendsWidely circulated false stories
- urban lifeMetropolitan way of living
- urban mythFalse story believed widely
- urban migrationPopulation movement toward cities
- urban sprawlUncontrolled peripheral development
- urban decayCity infrastructure deterioration
urban, suburban, urbane, urbanity, urbanization, urbanize, urbanism, urbanely, urbanizing