Gallery: Snowy Sunday

By Isabel Miller, Photo and Multimedia Editor|January 20, 2019

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D. Ward (left) waves at the crowd that came to watch the Jungle Dogs perform while Keith Huffman (right) plays with the band Oct. 11, 2024 in Carbondale, Illinois.

Gallery: Carbondale shuts down the strip to host Jungle Dogs last performance

Saluki Basketball and supporting fans scream in celebration after SIU makes a 20 point comeback in the second half to take the lead with 2.8 seconds left in the game Jan. 27, 2024 at CFSB Center in Murray, Kentucky.

Salukis scream back, overcome 20 point deficit in win against Murray State

Xavier Johnson (10) battles for the ball on the floor with Darius Hannah (35) of Bradley Jan. 17, 2024 at Banterra Center in Carbondale, Illinois.

Salukis blow 23 point lead, fall to Bradley 70-69

Light up this holiday season with activities in southern Illinois

Light up this holiday season with activities in southern Illinois

The Winfred Hans Dancers prepare to bow after a performance during practice at Shryock Auditorium in Carbondale, IL. Nov.17th, 2023

Alum Winifred Haun returns to SIU with esteemed dance company

Wyatt Gerard, 23, looks out the window of the combine as he harvests a field of rice on his fathers farm Sept. 9, 2024 in McClure, Illinois. Wyatt is son to Blake Gerard, a fourth-generation rice farmer in the southernmost Illinois.

Rice and River: A family’s approach to the changing agricultural landscape

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Darlene Blumenstock walks along the sidewalk outside of CHOICES Center for Reproductive Health Nov. 13, 2024, in Carbondale, Illinois. Blumenstock said she was praying for a driver that had yet to exit their car in the parking lot.

Anti-abortion activists want to take Carbondale to the Supreme Court. Here’s what we know so far

Domarion Nunez and Kevin Robinson walk towards town April 26, 2024 in Cairo, Illinois. Kids who grow up in communities that suffer from limited resources will also grow up in communities that have higher crime rates, making it pivotal for children to have outlets - like basketball. The town faces many obstacles including population decline, housing disparity, poverty and lack of government funding.

Don’t count them out: The impact of basketball on the youth of Cairo

Austin and Willow Black prepare to slingshot their pumpkin into the field ahead at the Carbondale Pumpkin Smash in Carbondale, Illinois. Nov. 9, 2024.

Where Pumpkins must fall: The Smashing of Pumpkins

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