Randolph County News

by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – Everyone knows that sinking feeling when you turn on the faucet and nothing comes out. A Southern Illinois University Carbondale researcher’s work aims to provide a water system design to avoid such crises. Sangmin Shin, right, assistant professor in the School of Civil, Environmental and Infrastructure Engineering, works with […]

by Pete Rosenbery CARBONDALE, Ill. — The U.S. Department of Justice’s antitrust case against internet search engine giant Google could have far-reaching implications for technology regulations and its impact on users, according to legal and technology experts at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.   The non-jury civil trial against Google opened Tuesday in U.S. District Court

by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – Seven long years in a Philippines jail – accused of a crime he didn’t commit, which the court there would eventually clear him of – taught Southern Illinois University Carbondale researcher Raymund Narag that in some justice systems the process itself is the punishment.     Raymund Narag, an

by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. — The clock is ticking toward a possible strike as the United Auto Workers contracts with Detroit’s Big Three automakers are set to expire Thursday potentially idling hundreds of thousands of workers and resulting in repercussions felt well beyond, said Gregory D. DeYong, a Southern Illinois University Carbondale associate professor of

CHESTER – Sunday September 3 Betty Gengler from Edwardsville was the guest speaker at the First United Methodist Church in Chester.     Pastor Jim Oppedal was out of town on vacation and Gengler filled in to bring the congregation the message for the Sunday service.    Her message title was, “Time and Transformation” and