Pritzker returns to SIU, announces release of funding for new communications building By Bethany Rentfro, Staff Reporter January 21, 2020
Citizens of Makanda say 185-foot tower still poses a threat to historic village By Keaton Yates, Staff Reporter November 1, 2019
Jarnigan’s journey of becoming the new face of Saluki athletics By Brooke Buerck, Sports Reporter October 2, 2019
Counseling center would have ‘no way to operate’ after proposed cuts, director says By Marnie Leonard and Olivia Spiers February 1, 2017
College of Mass Communication and Media Arts thins its budget By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE November 1, 2015
![In a living room filled with his artwork, Joshua-Kyle “JK” Brandon, a senior from Buffalo Grove studying psychology, finger paints Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017, between classes in Carbondale. The Marine veteran sought out SIU's Counselling and Psychological Services after the deaths of his family members and a suicide attempt last year. “[My counselor] helped me ground myself and reminded me that, as a human being, I need to honor all my feelings,” Brandon said. “I was liberated, it really changed me.” (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/013117_Vet_01_WEB_MT-900x579.jpg)
