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Late nights, early starts, nightmares, anxiety, children … there are so many things that can cut into our shut-eye. When does that threaten our health – and what can we do about it?

DeKALB – A new president of the Faculty Senate was appointed in Wednesday’s final Faculty Senate meeting of the year. Ben Creed, an assistant professor in educational administration, has been welcomed as the next Faculty Senate President. Creed will begin the position July 1 and is expected to hold the position for the next three...

2023 UNESCO’s International Fund for Cultural Diversity (US$ 100,000) Deadline: 16-May-23 UNESCO is launching the fourteenth call for the International

In recognition of his volunteer work with numerous community organizations and on the Southern Illinois University campus, M. Daniel "Dan" Becque has earned the 2023 Lindell W. Sturgis Award.

DENVER — Years after Hilda’s husband was deported, the ramifications seem only to intensify. Their daughter is terrified of police officers. Their son began wetting the bed and hasn’t stopped.

2023 UNESCO’s International Fund for Cultural Diversity (US$ 100,000) Deadline: 16-May-23 UNESCO is launching the fourteenth call for the International

Serving others and giving of himself to make the world a better place comes naturally to M. Daniel “Dan” Becque, an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

In other State Board news Tuesday, a panel of University of Idaho students reflected Tuesday on their campus experience — and the deaths of four of their classmates.

Four distinguished graduates of Florida State University and the former head coach of Florida State’s women’s basketball team will be the featured speakers during FSU’s spring commencement ceremonies

Something about China encourages grandiose predictions. Just a few years ago, the U.S. Intelligence Community forecast China would emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic economically and politically stronger than the United