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SIUE arranged a musical summer camp that gathered a pool of local talents on the East St. Louis campus. Musicians are tuning ...

Being a relatively new religion, the Bahá’í Faith may not be as widespread or as well-known as Christianity or Islam, but members of the faith are eager to lend a hand to their fellow community ...

Mayo said Greene County has been used to house people with deportation orders. After that, she said, they might get sent to another facility before they’re deported. Mayo’s group tries to intervene.

SIUE Athletics announced its 2025-2026 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee executive board, aiming to amplify the voices of student-athletes. Senior Cydney Rogers from the women’s tennis team will ...

For the first time since 1957, the federal government took control of a state’s National Guard to do its bidding. The last time this happened, it was to protect nine young children as they pioneered ...

"Peer to Gear" is a nonfiction documentary film that explores a student-run WhatsApp group where those without cars can find instant and affordable peer-to-peer rides 24/7. This film also shows how ...

Minor said in his June 11 email that the brackets were installed without damaging the buildings and that the banners themselves will be switched out every so often as SIUE evolves. Other banners are ...

If you are a film lover like myself, there is no need to purchase subscriptions to all of the major streaming platforms. The best one is free with ads. Tubi gets a bad rap for its comedically ...

Emily Nakamura Emily Nakamura (formerly Emily Sterzinger) was at The Alestle from 2021-2023, serving as editor-in-chief for her final year. “You cannot expect to have reputable, consistent news ...

I really enjoyed reading “Another 57 things to do at SIUE” by The Alestle’s Copy Editor Olivia Whitlock and Editor-in-Chief Dylan Hembrough. What made it so entertaining is how accurately it reflects ...

These business models rely on consumer negligence and encourage a culture of inaccessibility and paywalls. Companies continue to increase their prices and upcharge for extra products that they ...