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The Daily Egyptian

Serving the Southern Illinois University community since 1916.

The Daily Egyptian

Serving the Southern Illinois University community since 1916.

The Daily Egyptian

Student makes history

Student makes history

By Kia Smith April 23, 2014

A woman in an all-white uniform is usually what comes to mind with the word "nurse". But one student is redefining what it means to be a nurse in the 21st century.Kwamane D. Liddell, a senior from Bellwood,...

Simon poll shows community concerns

By Seth Richardson April 23, 2014

Nearly 600 people responded to the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute in one of the largest community surveys it has conducted in recent years.The Jackson/Williamson County Survey was released Wednesday....

University waits on smoke-free policy

By Luke Nozicka April 23, 2014

Contrary to the March announcement, the university will not be smoke free as soon as expected. The SIU Board of Trustees decided at its April 17 meeting the university will postpone the policy until legislatures...

Young Dawg dominates

Young Dawg dominates

By Tony McDaniel April 23, 2014

The Dawgs' biggest surprise this season came from one of their youngest players.Freshman Michal Kianicka has played in the No. 2 spot for the Salukis for most of the season, playing to a 16-10 record in...

Korey Love, left, and Anita Lee have been doubles partners for two seasons with a record of 31-13. Leewas named the Missouri Valley Conference Tennis Athlete of the Week Tuesday. She has won the titlethree times during her career. Love was named Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete last season.REMY ABROUGHT • DAILY EGYPTIAN

My odds worsened with a teammate

By Aaron Graff April 23, 2014

Communication is key in team sports and journalism, but when two journalists play sports together, it can get ugly.My challenge this week was a 10-point tiebreaker in tennis against seniors Anita Lee and...

SIU turns Earth Day into Earth week

By Sarah Niebrugge April 22, 2014

The sun shone bright on a beautiful spring day and helped liven up students and faculty before their final weeks of classes.From April 21 to April 25, SIU is celebrating Earth Day with many activities...

Win the fight, or keep in flight

Win the fight, or keep in flight

By Sarah Gardner April 22, 2014

 In journalism, it's not about the awards. At least it shouldn't be.Last weekend a group of my fellow students from the SIU chapter of National Press Photographers Association and I attended the Midwest...

Dawgs get last laugh against SEMO

Dawgs get last laugh against SEMO

By Aaron Graff April 22, 2014

The Saluki baseball team needed the win Tuesday night to avoid falling below .500 for the first time since its 1-2 start to the season.SIU (21-20, 3-9) hosted the Ohio Valley Conference leading Southeast...

Parade goes swimmingly

Parade goes swimmingly

By Matt Daray April 22, 2014

Rowan King, left, prepares to march with his mother Beth Koehler in the All Species Puppet Parade Tuesday at the Life Community Center in Carbondale. The parade was a celebration of Earth Day where children...

Second autopsy shows bruising on Varughese

By Seth Richardson April 22, 2014

An independent autopsy on the body of Pravin Varughese, commissioned by the family has found several discrepancies with the official report.Charles Stegmeyer, the attorney for the family, said the autopsy...

Nose in a book

Nose in a book

April 22, 2014

Russell Trimble, a professor emeritus in chemistry, collects books on hold to send out to different libraries in Illinois. For two hours twice a week, Trimble volunteers at the Carbondale Public Library....

Hop and a skip to Windy Hill

Hop and a skip to Windy Hill

By Jake Haines April 22, 2014

Matt McCarroll pours out hops Tuesday at Windy Hill Hops farm and brew shop in Murphysboro. McCarroll, an associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry at SIU, owns Windy Hill Hops and teaches a chemistry...

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