Weekend performance on campus to tell stories of queer and trans teachers By Isabelle Rogers November 10, 2017
Five-day festival gives community a chance to polish piano prowess By Isabelle Rogers October 16, 2017
Campus officials say Montemagno’s academic reorganization plan will benefit students, faculty By Isabelle Rogers October 4, 2017
Paul Simon Institute interim director Jak Tichenor makes case for permanent director spot By Isabelle Rogers October 3, 2017
Congressional reporter John Shaw makes case for Paul Simon Institute director By Isabelle Rogers September 29, 2017
Despite dorm candle regulations and non-kosher dining halls, SIU’s Jewish students find ways to practice By Isabelle Rogers September 20, 2017
Hurricane Harvey was ‘heartbreaking,’ SIU student from Houston says By Isabelle Rogers September 13, 2017
Touch of Nature to begin second year of community trail-building event By Isabelle Rogers September 13, 2017
![Taylor Goldtrap, a junior from Kankakee majoring in forestry, read a poetry book while relaxing in a hammock Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017, at Thompson Point. "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 Leave because I was looking for inspiration to write again." (Dylan Nelson | @Dylannelson99)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/POD_059-1237x1000.jpg)
