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 workers are buzzing around crops...

Believe it or not, I kind of don’t want to graduate.    Sure, the communications building kind of smells like feet and is falling apart from the inside out. And I suppose that all the long...

Spotlights beam down onto the runway as models walk down the runway wearing unique, handmade outfits curated by design students.    The Fashion studies program at Southern Illinois University...

The cold air hit my face as I, alongside my co-workers, carried a month's worth of work to the shore of campus lake. The crowd that surrounds me in a half circle claps and cheers when we touch foot to...

A large laboratory room echoed with the sound of chatter from a dozen students moving lights, microphones and two state-of-the-art Sony cameras fresh from the box on April 12. The students didn’t converse...

Contestants were taking apart the furniture and climbing on the exercise equipment to get a higher vantage point. After 45 minutes of searching, the residents of The Reserve at Saluki Pointe had still...

SIU will mark a milestone this year as it hosts the 50th Great Cardboard Boat Regatta on Saturday, April 26. The races will begin at 1 p.m. at Campus Lake’s Becker Pavilion.   The event first...

If you’ve not been following Saluki softball for the last two years, it’d be natural to think, “Hey, this Anna Carder is really good,” assuming she’s been a dominant force on the team and one...

The intersection of Illinois 13 and U.S. 51 were lined with people protesting as part of the national Hands Off protest.    This protest was part of more than 1,300 that took place around the...