On West Main Street, down the road from Thai Taste and Castle Perilous, sits a vintage thrift store known as Electric Larry’s. The titular Larry is said to spend his days “traveling through time and...
The Daily Egyptian is working on a story about sexual health and how it is being taught in schools, and we would like to hear from you. This 10 minute survey is completely anonymous and only the data will...
Fifth-year senior Jacob Garrett cemented his name into Saluki football history forever with two touchdown catches in a 31-24 victory over Northwestern on Sept. 17. The fullback had entered the season with...
By Annie Hammock, Managing Editor
• January 30, 2023
SIUC will be closed Tuesday due to weather conditions. The Emergency Operations center advised people to "use extreme caution" when moving around campus.
Sleet was falling Monday evening, causing parking...
Something about the first week back after holiday break makes me feel so ridiculously lazy. January is supposed to be the month of resolutions and starting over, but when you're a college student, there...
When you hear the word “concussion,” it’s easy to picture six-foot-tall juggernauts blasting across stadium fields, sending their opposition rag-dolling to the cheers of thousands of spectators....
Centralia, Illinois, is a 12,000-person town roughly an hour north of Carbondale. Among its claims to fame are its high school basketball team, which is the winningest program in America. But soon, it...
Steady, rhythmic thumping fills the air. It shakes the ground and resonates like a heartbeat that grows louder until its all-consuming thrumming crescendos to a climax as the train passes by and fading...
By Joei Younker, Staff Reporter
• January 27, 2023
With the Saluki Men’s Basketball season entering its final stretch of regular season games, the Dawgs have nearly eclipsed their win total from last year already, with over a third of the season still...
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. hosted its annual MLK March on Jan. 16. The event started at Grinnell Hall and went through downtown Carbondale. Students, Registered Student Organizations (RSOs), and other...
Black Affairs Council (BAC) is recognizing Black students with its second annual Mr. and Miss BAC and the Ebony Ball. First-year and fourth-year students are allowed to apply for Mr. and Miss BAC. Contestants...
By Joei Younker, Sports Reporter
• January 23, 2023
The goal of the Green Bandana project is to take a broader approach to suicide prevention and mental health support. Students who wear a green bandana on their backpack are not only saying that they support...
