USG votes to oppose Chancellor Montemagno’s plan to eliminate all departments By Cory Ray November 28, 2017
Chancellor shifts programs in second reorganization draft, firm on eliminating departments By Cory Ray November 28, 2017
Faculty members vote to oppose chancellor’s department elimination plan By Cory Ray November 14, 2017
Researchers inspect brain waves to predict if people will become heavy smokers By Cory Ray November 1, 2017
Students say chancellor’s vision survey doesn’t take their opinions into account By Cory Ray October 25, 2017
Campus community ‘utterly frustrated’ by the chancellor’s plan to restructure the university By Cory Ray October 25, 2017
From liquid to gas: chemistry students aim to make MRI’s easier and more accurate By Cory Ray September 27, 2017
Microbiology students studying bioluminescent squid to understand immune system By Cory Ray September 25, 2017
Professors at USG meeting say final exam scheduling change could reduce stress for students By Cory Ray September 19, 2017
From ice cream to coffee: Dippin’ Dots founder recruits SIU student for new product By Cory Ray September 15, 2017
SIU will continue current Title IX policies while DeVos overhaul remains murky By Cory Ray September 14, 2017
‘Spectacular data’ collected from the eclipse, SIU Citizen CATE researcher says By Cory Ray September 2, 2017
Studying flaxseed, fowls: SIU scientists research ways to help prevent ovarian cancer in women By Cory Ray August 30, 2017
Students prepare to capture the sun’s corona as part of a national research project By Cory Ray August 15, 2017
Degree programs won’t change with a potential College of Science merger, administration says By Cory Ray July 20, 2017
Hollywood Lounge to reopen after a shooting prompted liquor license suspension By Cory Ray July 19, 2017
Jackson County Board failed to pass “safe and welcoming county” resolution for immigrants By Cory Ray July 18, 2017
Montemagno hopes to implement a vision for the university and achieve it by 2025 By Cory Ray July 17, 2017
Details of Financial Stability Plan revealed, seven programs face elimination By Cory Ray July 12, 2017
Chancellor finalist Carlo Montemagno wants to define and implement a vision for SIU By Cory Ray June 15, 2017
Chancellor unveils plan to cut university budget by $19 million, includes layoffs By Cory Ray May 31, 2017
Decades later, former DE editor remembers his influence on Carbondale’s black community By Cory Ray October 26, 2016
Some worry new USG Multicultural Affairs Committee may not be the best solution By Cory Ray October 10, 2016
USG creates multicultural committee after students voice need for change By Cory Ray September 22, 2016
Associate chancellor of institutional diversity: I’m stepping down By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE May 5, 2016
Board of Trustees address racial concerns, appoint college of education dean By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE May 5, 2016
5 programs, services that would drastically change or close without state funding By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE March 11, 2016
Proposed bill could ban transgender students from some school facilities By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE January 26, 2016
SIU student killed by train remembered as traveler, mentor By Cory Ray, Daily Egyptian January 7, 2016
Faculty Senate questions new policy’s effect on accreditation By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE |Daily Egyptian December 13, 2015
College of Engineering reduces budget through staff vacancies By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE December 6, 2015
Recreation Center expands inclusive program beyond physical disabilities By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 28, 2015
School of Accountancy gets down to business with budget cuts By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 23, 2015
Creative thinking drives Agricultural Sciences amidst budget cuts By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 23, 2015
ASA reduces graduate assistantship funding, leaves staff positions vacant By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 2, 2015
College of Mass Communication and Media Arts thins its budget By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 1, 2015
Spring graduate assistantship contracts move forward, other positions to be cut By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE October 26, 2015
College of Science handling budget cuts, struggling with state grants By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE October 26, 2015
19 alcohol-related visits to ER during Unofficial Halloween By Cory Ray, @CoryRay_DE October 19, 2015
Digital textbook advancements may save students money By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE| Daily Egyptian October 8, 2015
Semester contracts create uncertainty concerning spring graduate assistantships By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE October 4, 2015
Administration and Finance bridges the gap from budget cuts with student fees By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE September 29, 2015
Student Health Center faces some immunity in budget crisis By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE September 28, 2015
![Justin Porter, a junior from Rockford studying biological science, adjusts magnets on a laser to hyperpolarize Xenon Friday, Sept. 15, 2017, at a lab in Neckers. The element spins in two different directions and hyperpolarization involves making all the atoms spin in one direction. “If we can get to a point where we are producing the Xenon in great quantities, this can be [applied] in a hospital setting,” Porter said. “We’ll be able to help people.”](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/RGB_MRI-LAB_CR-001-1200x800.jpg)
