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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

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...

Capital Cities craze

Capital Cities craze

By Jennifer Gonzalez April 22, 2014

Gabi Piquini, left, 19, from Brazil studying animal sciences, Lupita Cisneros, center, 18, from Chicago studying special education and Jessica Garcia, 18, from Chicago studying communications disorders...

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...

Paul Simon Debate turns friends into foes

By Seth Richardson April 21, 2014

Two national champions normally on the same side of an argument found themselves head-to-head in the inaugural Paul Simon Debate.Ben Campbell, a senior from Springfield, Mo. studying political science,...

Not just pingpong but table tennis

Not just “pingpong” but table tennis

By Tyler Davis April 21, 2014

Some international students at SIU find a slice of home in Carbondale within the table tennis club.Table tennis, more commonly known as pingpong in America, is a popular and competitive sport in Asia,...

Saluki football closes out spring practice

Saluki football closes out spring practice

By Tony McDaniel April 21, 2014

 SIU football held the annual maroon and white game Friday night at Saluki Stadium. Despite both sides giving their best effort, the game was considered a tie.The game marked the final official spring...

Arena opens for ‘Finding Nemo’

By Luke Nozicka April 21, 2014

The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is hosting a babysitting event to benefit the Special Olympics. The event, Kids Night Out, will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at SIU Arena.For...

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