By Jackson Brandhorst, News Editor
July 15, 2025
A jam-packed SIU Board of Trustees meeting on July 10 at the university’s Springfield campus saw the approval of a new 12-month master plan for SIU facilities in Carbondale,...
A jam-packed SIU Board of Trustees meeting on July 10 at the university’s Springfield campus saw the approval of a new 12-month master plan...
With his trumpet in hand and a sound steeped in Latin soul and storytelling, Josué Estrada and his band are set to take the stage at this week’s...
In a private room on the third floor of The Cubby Bear – a Chicago bar founded by SIU alumnus Gus G. Loukas – fans from both sides of a historical...
Morning light spills across the parking lot of the Murdale shopping center, as the first murmurs of the Carbondale Farmers Market begin to rise....
The Dawg Pound is the RSO defined as the leaders of the student section at SIU athletic events. They lead all of the cheers during games, even though they usually follow the...
Softball finishes regular season on top, repeats as MVC Champs
Two months ago, Saluki softball was seemingly dead in the water. A brutal stretch of non conference games to open the season left...
Saluki Baseball drops pivotal series at Murray State
This weekend, Saluki Baseball went down to Murray, KY for a three game series against the Racers of Murray State. This series with the Racers...
Former Salukis return to Carbondale — as rivaling coaches
Two recent former Saluki softball players made their return to Carbondale for the first time this weekend. Madi Eberle and Elizabeth...
Editors Note: This story was written for JRNL 411 in the spring semester Rows of apples, peaches and strawberries stretch farther than the eye can see, while dozens of...
I may have started college as a business major, but I ended so much more than one. In 2022, I was invited to a Valentine’s Day...
Believe it or not, I kind of don’t want to graduate. Sure, the communications building kind of smells like feet and is falling...
The federal government has revoked the visas of some international students studying at universities across Illinois, but college administrators...
GOREVILLE, ILLINOIS - The bridge that once stood over the pond was upside down in the middle of the water. The gazebo was wobbly and askew, and...
The federal government has revoked the visas of some international students studying at universities across Illinois, but college administrators...
The sound of Congressman Mike Bost’s voice from a smartphone raised into the air was mixed with the sound of the chants of protestors and of...
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