Cinema, theater student remembered for love of dancing, passion for others By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor May 1, 2018
‘He cared a tremendous amount about people,’ tenth anniversary of Rendleman’s death By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 29, 2018
American playwright August Wilson’s ‘Gem of the Ocean’ coming to Mcleod theater By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 25, 2018
Nurses at Student Health Center unionize in hopes for fair wages By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 19, 2018
Seventy five percent of faculty chose to extend or not advance Montemagno’s restructuring plan By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 11, 2018
Demonstrators occupy chancellor’s office for nearly 25 hours By Kitt Fresa, Brian Munoz, and Farrah Blaydes April 6, 2018
Fashion design students to showcase final works in runway fashion show By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 6, 2018
“He died helping others just as he had lived his whole life,” father and friends of Tim Beaty reflect on his life By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor April 5, 2018
A showcase for students to enjoy each other’s art: The Little Muddy Film and Media Festival By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer April 4, 2018
SIU alumnus wins Global Music Award for remake of song, ‘Africa’ By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor March 25, 2018
‘Not everything happens inside the classroom,’ SIU celebrates University Museum reopening By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor March 8, 2018
SIU Law student named in top 20 law students in the country By Kitt Fresa, Staff Reporter March 8, 2018
Local wildlife refuge to hold Stewardship Saturdays, looks to preserve Cypress Creek By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor March 7, 2018
Carbondale church becomes the first in southern Illinois to use solar energy By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor March 2, 2018
University zoology student studies largest known specimen of black carp By Kitt Fresa, Features Editor March 1, 2018
One of two student run consulting firms in the country is at SIU, offers unique experience for students By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer February 7, 2018
SIU history professor publishes book on nuclear meltdown By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer February 7, 2018
Photographer exhibits Peace Corps experiences at The Varsity By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer January 24, 2018
Saluki superfan Tilden Parks to donate $1.3 million for student scholarships By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer January 23, 2018
‘Whatever the students want it to be’: Alt News going strong in 19th season on air By Kitt Fresa November 30, 2017
Students launch social media campaign to raise awareness, support for Africana studies By Kitt Fresa November 30, 2017
Graduate students ‘concerned,’ ‘discouraged’ by Montemagno’s vision for SIU By Kitt Fresa November 15, 2017
Film professor hopes to impart ‘intensely humanist’ aspects of movies on students By Kitt Fresa November 1, 2017
For the love of death: art history professor brings passion for ancient funeral culture to SIU By Kitt Fresa October 26, 2017
GPSC says Montemagno’s academic restructuring could negatively impact graduate students By Kitt Fresa October 18, 2017
Administration to make academic advising more “centralized” by spring semester By Kitt Fresa October 11, 2017
Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, the ‘face of tourism in southern Illinois’ By Kitt Fresa September 14, 2017
Historical studies doctoral program mounting ‘full-throated defense’ against potential closure By Kitt Fresa September 13, 2017
Giant City Lodge, serving southern Illinois since the Great Depression By Kitt Fresa September 7, 2017
Solar eclipse is totality wicked in So. Ill. By Marnie Leonard, Gabby Pettyjohn, Kitt Fresa, Jacob Selsor, and Samantha Keebler August 21, 2017
![A Flashforge Creator Pro 3-D printer is pictured Friday, Aug. 25, 2017, in Morris Library. “There was a non-profit group that gave [the printers] to us, so we didn’t have to purchase them,” science librarian Jennifer Horton said. Horton will be teaching a workshop on the printing units,
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