‘bare: a pop opera,’ closed out its Southern Illinois University debut Saturday night bringing Jon Hartmere’s story of love, seduction and identity to life at the Christian H. Moe Theater.
Rhythm and Blues musicians from across Southern Illinois reunited Thursday night to host an "All Stars" concert, celebrating blues heritage and WSIU's May 2001 taping of “Studio A Café."
The SIUC eSports RSO will be hosting a Super Smash Revolution tournament on Saturday, April 20 – featured games include Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Dance Dance Revolution and Guitar Hero III.
“I want them to know their son wasn’t alone, someone was there trying to help him,” Cantrell said. “I can’t stop thinking about that.”
A Southern Illinois University employee was charged with one count of child pornography in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois.
Camp Little Giant is now accepting registrations for campers of various ages and abilities for the 2019 summer camp sessions.
Student organizations around the STEM field can compete in team-building games for the chance to win $100 at the Leadership Development Program’s Leadership Game Night on April 16.
“Don’t worry about it, I’m the only one that should be afraid and I’m not,” Diamond said. “As soon as I can, I’ll be right back out there in the biergarten having a drink.”
By Brian Munoz, Editor in Chief
Michelle Mezo said she wasn’t surprised when she found one of her son’s high school friends had brought a stray pig back to her house back in November.
The Daily Egyptian is looking into incidents of sexual harassment or assault at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. This information will be used to identify trends or patterns, if applicable, of harassment and assault at the university and to be used by The Daily Egyptian.
Inspector general report finds Randy Dunn mishandled multiple hirings
March 18, 2019
Former SIU President Randy J. Dunn improperly hired late Chancellor Carlo Montemagno’s daughter and son-in-law as well as SIU’s vice president for academic affairs, according to an Illinois Office of the Executive Inspector General report whose findings were obtained by the Daily Egyptian.
Spring 2019: SIU Carbondale on-campus enrollment drops under 10,000
February 20, 2019
“The percentage is slightly better than fall’s decline of 11.96 percent," said Rae Goldsmith, SIU Carbondale spokeswoman. She said the 11.63 percent decline is not an additional decline but simply reflects Fall’s enrollment numbers.
Pritzker removes Britton, Ryan from SIU Board of Trustees
February 19, 2019
Gov. JB Pritzker removed trustees Thomas Britton and Marsha Ryan from the SIU Board of Trustees Tuesday morning. The two trustees were on an "appointment" basis and were never formally approved by the Illinois Senate.
“Why did our daughter fall out of the sky?” Milleron asks. “We want to know. We want to know all the facts, all the details. Why did that happen? … Why did it happen twice?”
Prosecutors moved the college admissions scandal into a new chapter Monday, announcing that actress Felicity Huffman and more than a dozen other wealthy parents charged with participating in the scam have agreed to plead guilty.
By Isabel Miller, Photo and Multimedia Editor
Children climb over a plane’s wing inside a series of iron tunnels in the sky on Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the St. Louis City Museum. Two planes are suspended 50 feet in the air in the museum’s interactive sculpture play land, MonstroCity. In this four-story playground, attendees can climb throughout firetrucks and airplanes and towers.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill Sunday raising the minimum tobacco sale age in Illinois from 18 to 21.
Lori Lightfoot won a resounding victory Tuesday night to become both the first African American woman and openly gay person elected mayor of Chicago, dealing a stinging defeat to a political establishment that has reigned over City Hall for decades.
