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President Dennis Assanis shares an optimistic outlook for spring At the University of Delaware, spring semester signals a fresh start, a time for new books, new brainstorms, new hope. As a year of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic rounds a corner, this has proven especially true. The campus community is feeling buoyed by the promise of a healthier forecast for 2021. “We are certainly much more hopeful for the future,” UD President Dennis Assanis said during the first Faculty Senate meeting of the new year, held Monday, Feb. 8. “In spite of everything going on around us and th...

CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) — Many people might not be excited to have two large ceramic dogs...

Dome, sweet dome: Family returns artifacts Marilyn Halstead The Southern Illinoisan Feb. 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Thad Heckman carries two of the original chairs from the Buckminster Fuller Dome Home in Carbondale. The Fuller family donated furniture and artifacts from the home, along with nearly 3,500 of Fuller’s books, as part of the ongoing restoration and preservation of the iconic home.Byron Hetzler | Southern Illinoisan (AP) CARBONDALE (AP) — Many people might not be excited to have two large ceramic dogs arrive at their home, but for the members of the R. Buckminster Fuller Do...

Slippery roads and the threat of more wintry weather are shifting plans for many schools in the region. Here is the list we have so far (Updated 2:25pm 2