SIUC enrollment decline continues: Total enrollment down 8.75% By Brandi Courtois and Emily Cooper September 4, 2019
Confederate Railroad to perform at Black Diamond Harley-Davidson By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief July 10, 2019
Column: Continuation of the Conjuring series – ‘Annabelle Comes Home’ By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief June 27, 2019
Neighborhood Co-op receives grant to fund participation in Link Up Illinois Program for low-income families By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief June 26, 2019
Green Party Presidential Candidate to Visit Carbondale By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief June 21, 2019
University Place Dental to host Free Dental Day this Friday By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief June 19, 2019
Administration looks to move forward with changes to Saluki Success Program despite campus pushback By Emily Cooper, Editor in Chief May 3, 2019
Inaugural Carbondale Food and Fashion week to feature student work, community events By Emily Cooper and Tamar Mosby April 24, 2019
Opinion: Plagued with issues, Thompson Point buses are worse than walking By Grace Schneider and Emily Cooper April 19, 2019
5th annual Little Muddy Film Festival to showcase student films By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter April 10, 2019
Paul Simon Public Policy Institute hosts summit to revitalize Illinois By Emily Cooper and Jacob Lorenz April 4, 2019
Students gain experience, connections in 2019 Extern Program By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter April 1, 2019
SIU literary works nominated for 50th annual NAACP Imagery Awards By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter March 29, 2019
Hike with a Homeless Dog event promotes exercise, dog adoption By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter March 26, 2019
Opinion: Hands-on work helps students grow more than classroom grades By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 21, 2019
Indivisible Carbondale protests wall, calls on Mike Bost to support HR 1 proposal By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 19, 2019
SIU students translate untold stories from German women resisting the Nazi Regime By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 13, 2019
Art and Fact: Charles Swedlund shares 35 years of cave photography By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 13, 2019
SIU partners with SMASH Academy to bring STEM opportunities to high school students By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 10, 2019
‘Hands Up Act’ would punish police for shooting unarmed citizens By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter February 7, 2019
SIU creates scholarships for new students with Illinois AIM HIGH grant By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter January 30, 2019
Echols honored for posthumous exoneration efforts by Carbondale NAACP at MLK Breakfast By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter January 21, 2019
Dunn-Richmond Center: The facility helping students and their businesses since 1990s By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter December 6, 2018
GPSC tables discussion of revoting approval on student tech fee increase By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter November 15, 2018
Jennifer Johnson’s music and teaching talents work in tandem By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter November 1, 2018
Extra Life raises money for children’s hospitals through videogame livestreams By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter October 21, 2018
Carbondale hosts Halloween events, first time officially in 18 years By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter October 10, 2018
Carbondale’s 11 Days for Peace now has over 40 programs in its seventh year By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter October 3, 2018
Column: A day-long nightmare, a Conjuring movie marathon By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter September 16, 2018
Sustainable Living Film Series discusses documentaries at Longbranch Cafe and Bakery By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter September 12, 2018
Library of Living Philosophers Book Series earns grant By Emily Cooper, Staff Reporter September 7, 2018
![Frank Bijlsma, left, of Herrin, races Alan Bryan, right, of Pinckneyville, at the All Out Dyno Drag race at Black Diamond Harley-Davidson on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018. All Out Dyno Drag’s owner Scott Frazier said, “[Dyno Drag racing] is a safe way for guys to get on here, get strapped down, feel safe, and be able to run their bikes as fast as they can possibly run it, without doing it on the streets and taking a chance at having an accident.” (Carson VanBuskirk | @carsonvanbDE)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/10072018_01_POD-ARaceinPlace_RGB_CV-900x600.jpg)
![Saxon Metzger, deli and catering manager at the Town Square Market, 23, of Carbondale helps a customer at the front desk, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018. “It’s [the Town Square Market’s mission statement] to provide good, quality, healthy food and household supplies to our community as cheap as we can and to educate people about some of the topics we are trying to focus on,” Metzger said. They focus on teaching people about health, nutrition, the environment and labor practices. (Allie Tiller | @allietiller_de)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/09182018_02_TownMarket_RGB_ANT-900x632.jpg)
