State Representative Terri Bryant Declares Candidacy for 58th District State Senate Seat By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter August 29, 2019
Column: What We Can Learn from our College Roommates By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter August 20, 2019
Column: Avoid Rushing into a Major: Why You Shouldn’t be Ashamed of Being Undecided By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter August 16, 2019
Christine Brewer, award-winning soprano, to perform with regional music collaborative By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter April 23, 2019
Opinion: Plagued with issues, Thompson Point buses are worse than walking By Grace Schneider and Emily Cooper April 19, 2019
SIU to host 11th annual Little Grassy Literary Festival By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter April 10, 2019
World Languages Day looks to educate high school students, community about diversity By Grace Schneider, Staff Reporter March 27, 2019
![Tayler Goldtrap, a junior forestry major from Kankakee, reads a poetry book while relaxing in a hammock on Aug. 22, 2017, at Thompson Point, in Carbondale. “I chose this spot because it was near my dorm building and the trees were positioned perfectly to connect my [hammock] attachments,“ Goldtrap said. “I was reading the book ‘Lullabies’ by Lang Leav because I was looking for inspiration to write again.” (Dylan Nelson | @DylanNelson99)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/011-FALL-17-SemesterInPhotos-WEB-EDIT-900x730.jpg)
