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Omer Elsanusi, a Ph.D. candidate in mechanical engineering from Khartoum, Sudan, arranges flags from more than 30 different countries Monday, Feb. 6, 2017, after the annual International Parade of Flags in the Student Center ballroom. Elsanusi and his wife, Asia Abobaker, marched with their countrys flag during the parade. Sudan was one of the seven countries banned from the United States in President Donald Trumps recent executive orders. It was great to participate in this multicultural event and to be part of this community, Elsanusi said. It makes you feel like home to some extent, especially in the current circumstances. Especially when you are supported by such great people. I think thats what really matters. (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

Semester in Photos: Spring 2017

By Daily Egyptian photo staff
May 10, 2017
After exploring the flooded fields adjacent to Pleasant Hill Road in their canoe, A.J. Kimble, a senior from Jerseyville studying marketing, and Jace Munselle, a senior from Fairfield studying finance and accounting, carry the canoe back to their car April 30 in Carbondale. “This is usually the road I take to Giant City,” Munselle said. “Yesterday I was just driving around and saw it was flooded and blocked off. I haven’t been canoeing in a while so we decided to go.” The pair said they canoed for about two miles in the surrounding fields. “These are some of the most beautiful places to canoe,” Kimble said. “We saw a baby owl,” Munselle added.

Photo of the Day: Canoeing in the flood

By Morgan Timms
April 30, 2017
Brian Moore, originally from Chicago, drinks a beer after bursting it open with his forehead Saturday, April 22, 2017, during the annual Tour de Carbondale at 406 South Beveridge Street, the last stop of the Tour de Carbondale route. (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

Gallery: Tour de Carbondale

By Morgan Timms and Branda Mitchell
April 24, 2017
(Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

Photo of the Day: Fishing in the rain

By Morgan Timms
April 21, 2017
Daily Egyptian file photo

Gallery: Easter at Bald Knob Cross of Peace

By Morgan Timms, Branda Mitchell and Athena Chrysanthou
April 16, 2017
Rich Cooper, of Salem, rests his hands on the neck of his mule, DC, after instructing him to lie down Wednesday, April 5, 2017, during the second annual McAllister and Friends Mule Ride at High Knob Campground in the Shawnee National Forest. (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

For the love of mules

By Morgan Timms
April 14, 2017
(Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

Photo of the Day: When species meet

By Morgan Timms
April 12, 2017
Junior infielder Greg Lambert retires from the field Tuesday, April 11, 2017, during the Salukis 4-2 win against Southeast Missouri at Itchy Jones Stadium. (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)

Salukis sharp in weekday win over SEMO

By Denton "Gio" Giovenco
April 11, 2017
Photo of the Day: Praying for the nations

Photo of the Day: Praying for the nations

By Morgan Timms
April 3, 2017
Daily Egyptian file photo

Photo of the Day: Ballads of Makanda

By Morgan Timms
March 27, 2017
Jack Gebert, 24, of Crystal Lake, gazes up at the light spilling through a shaft inside the famous 55-foot-wide riverside cave on March 17 at Cave-In-Rock State Park by the Ohio River. Gebert traveled to the cave with his 20-year-old brother, Daniel, while the two were on a three-day camping trip in the Shawnee National Forest. It was the brothers’ first time at the state park. “This place is really impressive,” Gebert said. “Obviously, there are pictures on the internet of the cave, but actually being in it is just so awesome.”

Photo of the Day: Looking to the light

By Morgan Timms
March 19, 2017
Marion Sai, of Carbondale, encourages her 7-month-old son, Matine, as he walks around the table with help from Kathryn Neely, of Carbondale, on March 6 during an afternoon of sign-making at Gaia House in preparation for the “A Day Without a Woman” rally in Carbondale. “Civic engagement is a really powerful tool to speak truth to power,” Sai said. “I hope that by being exposed to this, [Matine] can be a part of a really positive, proactive group of people. I think his first words will probably be, ‘This is what democracy looks like.’”

Photo of the Day: Preparing to rally

By Morgan Timms
March 7, 2017
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