By Brandyn Wilcoxen, Student Managing Editor
March 18, 2024
When SIU athletic director Tim Leonard informed men’s basketball head coach Bryan Mullins that he would not be returning after five years on the job, the decision was not...
Back in early February, New Mexico State announced five finalists for its open presidential position at the university; Austin Lane was listed...
From covering the New York World Fair to almost getting shot at outside a mobster’s hospital room, a journalist named Virginia Marmaduke paved...
Laura Harbaugh was about to open her store in March of 2000, there was just one question she needed to find an answer for. “How are...
This is a phrase that has been tossed around for more than a decade. The question is not whether or not people are buying books anymore; it’s...
When SIU athletic director Tim Leonard informed men’s basketball head coach Bryan Mullins that he would not be returning after five years on the job, the decision was not...
SIU parts ways with Bryan Mullins after five-year tenure
Less than 24 hours after a heart-wrenching double overtime loss to University of Illinois-Chicago in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament,...
SIU’s potential cinderella run bursts into flames after UIC upset
Not one traveling Saluki fan was seated in their chair as the buzzer-sounded yet again, signifying a second overtime was about to begin. A distant...
Arch Madness: Salukis look to beat the odds in St. Louis
SIU men's basketball came into this season with a lot more questions than answers. After losing their two leading scorers in the transfer portal,...
Not one traveling Saluki fan was seated in their chair as the buzzer-sounded yet again, signifying a second overtime was about to begin. A distant three-point shot from the...
Saluki women’s basketball (7-13, 2-8) held their own against Missouri State (14-5, 8-2), keeping pace with the Bears only to falter in the final 10 minutes, losing 62-52...
Wednesday night against Murray State was Southern’s biggest test of its depth. Not only was the ever-reliable Clarence Rupert out with an illness,...
As the holiday season gears up, gift shopping is on the top of everyone’s lists. Two stores in Murphysboro – Think Vintage, and Hometown...
Mental health is a prevalent issue worldwide, but a recent study shows that depression rates in Illinois are on the rise. “According to...
Mark Sharovarov started school at Vienna High School in August 2021 along with several other exchange students from various countries who were...
After an EF3 tornado tore through Clarksville, Tennessee, on Saturday, Dec. 9, killing three people and injuring dozens more, its residents...
As part of the AdLab program, students were given the opportunity to attend the American Advertising Federation's annual conference in New York...
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