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Ann DeHorn, 69, of Carbondale holds up an

Photo of the day: Stand for voter awareness

November 6, 2018
Aaliyah Begay, 15, of Chicago, shows off her shawl while performing the fancy shawl dance for the Native American Heritage Month kick-off event, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018. (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Gallery: Native American heritage month kick-off

November 2, 2018
Daryah Ireland, a sophomore studying business management, 19, making cotton candy in the Lentz dining hall while dressed as a clown for their carnival-themed night, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018. “I think this benefits the students because it gives them the feeling of being at home.” Ireland said. “Cotton candy is like fun and there’s fun stuff to do. It’s always good to switch up the type of food and the style that we have from the, like, everyday.” (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Photo of the day: Carnival candy

October 27, 2018
Seth Moorman, a carbondale K-9 patrol officer, 27, of Carterville stands on the grass field behind the Carbondale police station with his canine, Pasja, as he talks about the training he took to be a K-9 officer, Friday, Oct. 12, 2018. Moorman said that he spent his first six weeks with Pasja training in Indianapolis, coming back to Carbondale in August 2017. “If an officer does a traffic stop and wants to walk the dog around the car and the dog can sniff for illegal narcotics, she can do that. If there is also any type of crime like a robbery or a burglary or something like that that’s just happened recently, depending on the information we have, we might be able to deploy her and track a suspect,” Moorman said. “We can also use her to clear buildings.” (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Photo of the day: New dawgs in town

October 18, 2018
SIU students grab candy from a pile to put in pinatas they made at the Student Center Craft Shop during day two of the pinata event for Hispanic Latino Heritage Month, Friday, Oct. 5, 2018. “You fill [the pinata] with good stuff because that’s things that you want in life,” Celeste Orozco, a junior studying forestry, said. “It is normally hung because it is supposed to be up in the sky, like the heavens, so you’re looking up and it’s about faith,

Photo of the day: Filling up on the ‘good stuff’

October 6, 2018
Daniel Bennett, a graduate student studying theater technical direction, 28, of Greensberg, Ky. picks up a skull prop built for the upcoming play

Photo of the day: Pippin pre-production

September 25, 2018
Daniel Overturf, a professor in the department of cinema and photography, shows his CP 431 class examples of 4x5 large format photographs taken with a view camera, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2018. Overturf said one of the reasons they teach photography students how to produce photographs with a view camera is because it goes back to the traditions that photography is built off of today. (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Photo of the day: A view of tradition

September 18, 2018
Carson Slaney, a freshman studying aviation flight, 18, of Cincinnati, Ohio playing frisbee in the Saluki Row, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018, at the Southern Illinois University tailgate. (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Photo of the day: Aim for victory

September 15, 2018
Francisco Perez, a percussion teacher and coordinator at Lamar University, 28, of Beaumont, Texas instructing percussion students on rhythm and grip during the Southern Illinois University music department's Percussion Tune-Up, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018. (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)

Photo of the day: Percussionists in training

September 10, 2018
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