COLUMN: Finding quiet – The best places to study on campus By Sophie Whitten, Staff Writer August 30, 2023
Disasters bring out the good, the bad, and the ugly By Sophie Whitten, Editor-in-Chief April 13, 2023
“I don’t want to do it again:” Tornado victim recounts his story By Sophie Whitten, Editor-in-chief April 12, 2023
You can read Confidence with confidence that you’ll enjoy it By Sophie Whitten, Editor-in-Chief April 10, 2023
The fictitious relationship between mental illness and crime By Sophie Whitten, Editor-in-Chief January 23, 2023
Addressing the Mental Health Issue: What SIU is doing to provide care for the students By Sophie Whitten, Editor-in-Chief January 23, 2023
SIU students swarm far right preacher on campus By Daniel Bethers and Sophie Whitten November 28, 2022
Letter from the Editor: Homecoming celebrations remind us not all are free By Sophie Whitten, Editor in Chief October 17, 2022
Centralia festival leaves balloons – and visitors – glowing By Sophie Whitten, Editor in Chief August 25, 2022
The Dawgs Move In: SIU students return to campus for the fall semester By Sophie Whitten, Editor in Chief August 24, 2022
Supreme Court overturns abortion rights; Illinois governor declares state a safe space By Sophie Whitten, Editor in Chief June 24, 2022
Education Department looks to the future as Title IX turns 50 By Sophie Whitten, Editor in Chief June 23, 2022
Small finds, small joys: Discovering remnants of possessions lost to the Kentucky tornado By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor January 3, 2022
Donations for tornado victims pile high in Mayfield, Kentucky By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor December 27, 2021
Tornado survivors share stories of the splintering storm and the aftermath By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor December 22, 2021
SIT and Saluki Service Dogs continue partnership to provide aid to community members in need By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor September 10, 2021
Local business owner hosts Record Swaps and Needle Drops event By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor August 19, 2021
Gallery: Wanenmacher’s Gun Show portraits By Sophie Whitten, Monica Sharma, and Subash Kharel May 19, 2021
A girl’s love of animals kick starts her goat business By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer April 29, 2021
Local dress boutique business slowly returns since pandemic By Sara Wangler, Staff Reporter April 18, 2021
Community program paves the way for young entrepreneurs By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer April 14, 2021
Saluki Bassers win first place at the 2021 Abu Garcia College Fishing Tournament at Table Rock By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer April 12, 2021
Boys and Girls Club serving the community’s youth, one student at a time By Riley Hemken, Staff Reporter March 19, 2021
Locals reflect on 70 years of Carbondale’s 1950s-style Dairy Queen By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer March 17, 2021
Carbondale city officials discuss plans to assist homeless members of the community By Courtney Alexander, Staff Reporter March 15, 2021
Couple designs mural to bring racial unity to Carbondale By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer March 13, 2021
SIU ends late night match against Evansville with a tie By Janae Mosby, Sports Reporter March 9, 2021
Samaritan Saturday: Carbondale Warming Center offers housing, food and clothing to homeless community By Elena Schauwecker, Staff Reporter March 6, 2021
National Guard helps administer COVID-19 vaccine By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer February 21, 2021
Milton McDaniel: life of a southern Illinois trailblazer By Elizabeth Hamilton, Staff Reporter February 17, 2021
SIU announces administrative closure for Feb. 16th, Jackson County postpones on-campus vaccinations By Danny Connolly, Staff Reporter February 15, 2021
Redefining empowerment with boudoir photography By Sophie Whitten, Staff Photographer February 14, 2021
![Joe Gomez, age 55, carries the American flag as he sprints toward the finish line of the Superhero 5K Sept. 25, 2021 in Carbondale, Ill. Gomez finished the race in 33 minutes and 46 seconds as part of team Red, White and Blue. "[The team is] an organization started to create positive vibes through physical activity," Gomez said.](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/SuperHero_5k-12-900x600.jpg)
![Nicole Miskelley helps fit a client for a dress April 3, 2021, at Melise’s Boutique in Marion, Ill. Miskelley entered into the formal wear business in 2019 and said it was difficult to begin her business during the pandemic. “We were shut down March of last year up until about October [...] so it’s been really hard, especially it being my first year in business, trying to get everything going,” Miskelley said.](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/MG_5368srgb-900x600.jpg)
