Southern Illinois University students killed in head-on crash
Two Southern Illinois University students were killed following a head-on crash in Carbondale Monday morning, according to police.
Two Southern Illinois University students were killed following a head-on crash in Carbondale Monday morning, according to police.
Both students were attending SIU in Carbondale and were living on campus, according to police.
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"We are all still grieving the tragic death of Keeshanna and asking ourselves why? Why did this happen? Why did this happen to such a promising and vibrant young lady? It's just not fair," SIU Chancellor Dr. Austin Lane said.
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"His loss will be deeply felt at SIU, in Southern Illinois and in the scientific and academic communities."
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