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Elyse Hickey, a senior studying zoology from Peoria, paints an art piece early Sunday morning at Project Human X's paint party.

Project Human X brings collaborative art and culture to Carbondale

February 14, 2020

Teachers and staff protest a lack of communication from the school board during ongoing contract negotiations on Monday, Sept. 9, 2019 outside of Carbondale Middle School.

CEA files intent to strike

September 24, 2019

Animal Report: Vegan RSO speaks up for animals

September 8, 2019

Geology student connects shale research to politics

December 7, 2017

The university ranks silver in 2017 campus index sustainability index

November 30, 2017

At Trump’s EPA, going to work can be an act of defiance

April 6, 2017

A QR scanner code hangs on a tree along the path through Thompson Woods. The codes are being put up by a group of graduate students in the forestry program so that other students can scan the code and find information about that specific tree. Associate professor of forestry Jon Schoonover hopes to have the QR codes on 135 different species of trees throughout Thompson Woods.ALEXA ROGALS

SIU community concerned about lack of lighting near Thompson Woods, survey shows

October 30, 2016

SIU dorm councils to add eco-representative position

October 18, 2016

Luisa Navejas, 69, and her husband Mark Miyoshi, 64, hold a bottle of water from their home well on April 16, 2015 at the base of Mount Shasta, Calif. The members of the Winnemem Wintu tribe consider all sources of the pure drinking water to be sacred and the tribe has joined the fight against Crystal Geyser. Navejas said,

Tribes fight for the environment

August 30, 2016

$From left: Dennis Connolly, of Alto Pass, Jay Simpson, of Murphysboro, and Mike Janulis, of Coben, applaud a musical performance Sunday, Aug. 28, 2016, during Frack Free Fest at Alto Vineyards in Alto Pass. “It’s going to be tough [fighting fracking in southern Illinois],$

Southern Illinoisans say ‘no fracking way’ to hydraulic fracturing

August 29, 2016

The Blue Cut fire continues to burn north of Lytle Creek on Friday in San Bernardino County, Calif. (Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

California’s drought, wildfires threaten endangered frog

August 20, 2016

SIUC forestry grant awarded, but no money seen

By Cory Ray, @coryray_DE

November 30, 2015

A $79,000 grant awarded to SIUC has not been distributed because of the lack of a state budget.The grant would cover the Illinois Forestry Development Council director's salary. The council has 29 members and represents variou...