Megan Swett, Assistant Editor for News/Copy Editor
November 30, 2016
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Features, Top Stories
In their last meeting of fall 2016, the Student Government Association (SGA) revisited concerns about resolution 10, which was adopted on Oct. 23. The resolution amended SGA bylaws to forgo the previously established policy of...
Sean Blackwell, Staff Writer
November 18, 2016
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News
In the wake of the historic election of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States, the UIS community reacted with an outpouring of contrasting emotions and concerns about the future.
Leading up to the election,...
November 17, 2016
October 19, 2016
Zach Lebovitz, Sports Reporter
September 14, 2016
Filed under Archives, Sports, Sports Stories
As Adam Hall, the UIS Men’s Soccer Team Head Coach, led the Prairie Stars to their second GLVC conference win against Truman State University 3-1, he simply asked the Stars to be “hardworking” and “a tough team to play...
Joe Miller, Sports Reporter
September 24, 2014
Filed under Archives, Journal Archives, News, Sports
The game was evenly matched through the first half, with neither team able to put points on the board. UIS took five shots (three were saved) while Maryville took four (two were saved).
In the second half, Maryville haad the...
Stephen Koenigsfeld, Guest Columnist
September 24, 2014
Filed under Archives, Journal Archives, Opinion Columns
A week after the riot during Veishea, I entered the Iowa State Daily newsroom like I had every day for the past three years. I came in, sat down at my desk and plugged in a USB flash drive into the back of my computer. Then it...
Duane Malany, Columnist
September 24, 2014
Filed under Archives, Journal Archives, Opinion Columns, Politics
Political polarization in our country is undeniably at its worst. Since Jan. 2011, we have had a Congress that blocks any solution to our national problems, and they continued that trend last Thursday when Senate Republicans filibustered...
September 24, 2014
Marc Cox, Assistant Editor for News
September 24, 2014
Filed under Archives, Journal Archives, News
Games, prizes, carnival treats, free giveaways and a juggler, what more could you ask for? On Tuesday, September 30 the UIS Student Union Campaign is kicking off with a carnival from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. near the UIS Colonnade.
Not...
John Kurecki, Features Reporter
September 24, 2014
Filed under Archives, Features, News
The number of comments received by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) regarding its Open Internet policies topped 3 million before comments were closed on September 15th.
According to an article authored by Dr. David...
