The April 25 open forum on the elimination of a number of chemistry and language programs saw a similar turnout to previous ...

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Editor's Note: This story has been updated for accuracy. On April 10, students, faculty and staff packed Abbott Auditorium in the basement of Lovejoy Library to show their support for the art history, ...

Last week, eight international students at SIUE had their visas rescinded by the federal government. For student privacy, the reasoning has been left unexplained by the institution. “SIUE has become ...

During Chancellor James T. Minor’s State of the University address, a group of AFSCME Local 2887 union members who came with signs to protest were told by SIUE Police that if they allowed their signs ...

Oh, how the tables have turned. Last semester, The Alestle asked readers to submit their favorite movies via Instagram for moi’s column to review. And, by no surprise, I had seen a great deal of the ...

The growing interest in SIUE’s American Sign Language classes has led to the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature exploring paths for growth with hopes of creating an ASL minor. “We’re also ...

The student experimental theater organization, or SETO, is entirely student-led. With guidance from the Theater and Dance Department, the organization hosts improv nights, writers’ workshops, one-day ...