() - Saving for retirement can be challenging under everyday circumstances, and especially so during times of economic ...

SIUE arranged a musical summer camp that gathered a pool of local talents on the East St. Louis campus. Musicians are tuning up and perfecting their craft throughout the summer ...

And most of the new arrivals in his wing, he says, are coming from St. Louis.

"Peer to Gear" is a nonfiction documentary film that explores a student-run WhatsApp group where those without cars can find ...

"Peer to Gear" is a nonfiction documentary film that explores a student-run WhatsApp group where those without cars can find ...

Being a relatively new religion, the Bahá’í Faith may not be as widespread or as well-known as Christianity or Islam, but ...

SIUE Athletics announced its 2025-2026 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee executive board, aiming to amplify the voices of ...

The Mississippi River Festival is back with a two-day lineup of diverse music, local art and community engagement on June 27 and 28 at the Alton Amphitheater.

Chancellor James T. Minor’s plans to refurbish the Stratton Quadrangle with new decorations and landscaping are taking shape ...

Amanda Depew, a U.S. Airforce veteran and a graduating social work grad student, works to improve the lives of female veterans. She currently works to help secure housing for homeless veterans. Depew, ...

While students fight in the bathrooms at some Edwardsville district schools, community members say Superintendent Patrick Shelton and the Board of Education have done nothing to stop it. Shelton was ...

Though mental illness stigmatization is a bad thing, its opposite — glorification — is just as dangerous. In fact, glorifying mental illness isn’t just harmful; it can be fatal. As a mentally ill ...