Last night's win at Murray State was the first time @SIU_Football won the @ValleyFootball opener that was also on the road since 2012.
'26 AT MURRAY W 56-6
'24 AT USD L 42-13
'20-'21 AT UND L 44-21
'19 AT SDSU L 28-10
'16 AT UNI L 42-21
'15 AT WIU L 37-36
'12 AT MOST W 14-6
What a great man. Thank you for standing up to the hateful politics of division. Thank you for being a role model and mentor who cares for all children. Thank you for your moral courage and integrity. We need more like you. May you and your family be blessed. Never surrender.
🔥🔥200,000 STRONG — AND I’M BACK FOR TRUTH 🇺🇸..
This is more than a number. It represents 200,000 people willing to question, investigate, look beyond the headlines, and demand transparency.
To everyone who followed, shared, challenged, supported, and refused to stop asking questions — thank you.
Truth does not require permission.
Truth does not belong to the powerful.
Truth belongs to the people.
After everything, the mission remains the same: defend press freedom, protect the public’s right to know, and keep information in the light.
I’m back. Back for truth. Back for transparency. Back for the right to know.
200,000 followers. 200,000 voices. And we’re only getting started.
Keep questioning. Keep investigating. Keep seeking the truth.
Thank you for 200K. 🕊️
— Julian Assange
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Nick Hill has coached the most MVFC games against Youngstown St. in his career at SIU. Saturday will mark his 11th against the Penguins as head coach.
Since YSU joined the MVFC/Gateway in 1997, they have played SIU every season. 29 league games and YSU leads the series 17-12.
Winning the final 4 minutes of the first half and first 4 minutes of the second half in Football can be huge.
@SIU_Football did it yesterday and listen to the highlights from @salukiradio.
Lola Sheen, daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, says her life was transformed after a powerful encounter with Jesus during a season of deep depression and insecurity.
Though she grew up Catholic, Sheen said she “always knew of Jesus” but “never knew Him.” Struggling with mental health, loneliness, and feelings of unworthiness, she hit what she described as “rock bottom.” One night, overwhelmed by hopeless thoughts, she experienced what she believes was a personal encounter with Christ.
“I really don’t know how else to put it except the fact that Jesus came in my room,” she said. “His presence came to me… and I felt this overwhelming sense of peace.” She described it as Jesus taking her hand and saying, “I am here to rescue you and try this again now with Me.”
Since then, Sheen says she has formed a real relationship with Christ. “Jesus really did find me… He chose me first,” she said. “My life really was forever changed.