The Daily Egyptian

So close, yet so far: A look at college student burnout

By Carolyn Dickte, Staff Reporter
April 30, 2022

HackSI 24 hour hackathon challenges creative minds

By Elizabeth Biernacki, Staff Reporter
November 1, 2019

Leadership Game Night teaches STEM RSOs interpersonal, leadership skills

By Elizabeth Biernacki, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2019

Gallery: STEM Scouts

By Corrin Hunt, Staff Photographer
February 16, 2019

Reverse STEM Fair showcases ongoing and finished projects

By Brandi Courtois, Managing Editor
September 28, 2018

USG debate showcases potential 2018 president

By Jeremy Brown, Staff Writer
April 8, 2018

Photographer exhibits Peace Corps experiences at The Varsity

By Kitt Fresa, Staff Writer
January 24, 2018

Film professor hopes to impart ‘intensely humanist’ aspects of movies on students

By Kitt Fresa
November 1, 2017

Montemagno settles into new role as chancellor

By Cory Ray
August 30, 2017

$Christopher Mandrell, a graduate student from Marion studying physics, takes apart an 80mm telescope Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2017, outside Neckers after a practice run aligning the telescope in preparation for the eclipse. Mandrell will camp out at the University Farms “dark site” the night before he the eclipse so he can set up for the experimental run the following day. “This is the classic ... telescope,” Mandrell said. “It’s a refraction scope just using the lenses to focus just like your glasses.” (Cory Ray | @coryray_DE)$

Students prepare to capture the sun’s corona as part of a national research project

By Cory Ray
August 15, 2017

Degree programs won’t change with a potential College of Science merger, administration says

By Cory Ray
July 20, 2017