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Red Cross facing their worst blood shortage in ten years

Red Cross facing their worst blood shortage in ten years

By Janiyah Gaston, Assistant to Editor
February 13, 2022
Cassandra Jett clears snow and ice off of her car Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, in Carbondale, Ill.

SIU extends campus closing through Friday

By Janiyah Gaston, Assistant to Editor
February 2, 2022
William Vinson shovels debris from the road Dec. 18, 2021 in Mayfield, Kentucky.

Donations for tornado victims pile high in Mayfield, Kentucky

By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor
December 27, 2021
Rocky Taylor, a tornado relief volunteer, eats a meal cooked by Pryorsburg Independent Bible Methodist Church and Fowlers K&N Root Beer Dec. 17, 2021 in Mayfield, Kentucky.

Tornado survivors share stories of the splintering storm and the aftermath

By Sophie Whitten, Photo Editor
December 22, 2021
Neely Hall on Tuesday, May 8, 2018, at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois.

University housing to open dorms a day early

By Staff Report , News Desk
January 9, 2020
Winter is coming: Clothing you should have ‘throne’ back into your closet by now and what never should’ve left it

Winter is coming: Clothing you should have ‘throne’ back into your closet by now and what never should’ve left it

By Tamar Mosby, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2019
Brittany May, of Carterville, pushes her mothers stuck car while her, mother Valarie May, attempts to get to their home, Jan. 19, 2019, in Carterville, Illinois, after the first major winter storm of the year to hit the region.

Mid-January winter storm drops several inches, shuts down southern Illinois

By Isabel Miller, Photography and Multimedia Editor
January 19, 2019
Daily Egyptian file photo

Carbondale expected to be hit by heavy rainfall and flooding tonight

By Staff Report
February 20, 2018
Louisiana State University senior physics major Brad Landry holds a weather balloon carrying experiments from three different Louisiana colleges minutes before launch, Monday, Aug 21. 2017, at SIU Stadium. Landry released the balloon at 11:51 a.m. where it then traveled 100,000 feet into the sky with devices used to measure changes in solar power levels, UV radiation and the speed of sound. “When we started college, we never expected to work on something like this, Landry said. Its a really cool experience. (Cory Ray | @coryray_DE)

Louisiana students visit SIU, propel weather balloons 100,000 feet

By Cory Ray
August 21, 2017
Reagan Gavin | @RGavin_DE

What happens if it rains on eclipse day?

By Cory Ray
August 15, 2017
Marchers stop at South Illinois Avenue on Saturday, April 29, 2017, during the People’s Climate March of Southern Illinois in Carbondale. Participants chanted sayings like: Climate change is real and Im with her, in reference to Mother Nature. (William Cooley | @Wcooley1980)

Gallery: People’s Climate March of Southern Illinois

By William Cooley
April 29, 2017
Daily Egyptian file photo

Gallery: Rain floods parts of East Campus, closes University Hall

By Jacob Wiegand
April 29, 2017
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