A team of students from Southern Illinois University Carbondale is among the finalists in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar District Cup Collegiate Design Competition.
Dr. Ngozi Ezike, the first Black woman to lead the 145-year-old Illinois Department of Public Health, is the special guest speaker as Southern Illinois University Carbondale kicks off Black History Month on Feb. 1.
A panel discussion next month will explore local impact of the United Nations’ work globally, along with organization’s efforts in Afghanistan both before and since the United States’ withdrawal in August.
Officials at Southern Illinois University Carbondale say they are pleased with the first week of in-person classes on the campus, after a week of remote instruction.
Jim Potter will become Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s new executive director of University Communications and Marketing on Jan. 31.
SIU is offering two public sessions of “Introduction to Glassblowing Intensive.”
SIU doctoral student Amina Naliaka of the Environmental Resources and Policy program recently won two major awards.
A virtual community discussion on immigration and the challenges migrants face coming to the United States is set for Jan. 23.
SIU School of Music professor Edward Benyas will direct the 2022 Illinois All-State Orchestra in Peoria January 29th.
A Wilderness First Responder course is teaching outdoor enthusiasts, medical personnel, trail guides and others what to do when experiences go wrong.
Longtime university photographer Steve Buhman has captured snapshots of Carbondale and documented life campus. Take a look at the moments Buhman has captured over the years.
The SIU University museum is hosting a series of art exhibits featuring regional artists all throughout spring starting this week.
The Big Muddy Film Festival is the second oldest student-run film festivals. With the next one just around the corner in February, let's look back at which films wowed in the year previous.
SIU will host its Job and Internship Fair on Feb. 15. Businesses can sign up now to participate and students can begin preregistration to see the list of employers at the event.
Ramping up for the Maple Syrup Festival in February, Touch of Nature will host an interactive maple syrup production demonstration January 30. Registration is required and open now.
In the interest of public health and safety, Saluki Con 22 has been pushed back to April. However, plans still include panels, gaming, a cosplay contest, artists, vendors, VR and more.
SIU's Paul Simon Public Policy Institute will host a virtual conversation with Karin Olofsdotter, Sweden’s ambassador to the United States Thursday, Jan. 13.
Southern Illinois University Carbondale is delaying the start of most in-person classes for the spring semester, opting for a week of remote instruction.
SIU's Touch of Nature Environmental Center is hosting two intensive wilderness medical training workshops this month to prepare people to effectively handle emergencies when assistance may not be readily available.
The SIUC Faculty Association, Non-Tenure Track Union and Graduate Associates United met with administrators Monday for impact bargaining on the conditions of reopening for spring semester amid a resurgence in COVID-19 cases.
The rhythms and melodies of the Marching Salukis have delighted Southern Illinois for decades, and the ensemble has become known for its innovation. Check out this photo series from the Marching Salukis' 2019 season.
A federal grant is being used to develop virtual reality simulations to train and attract aviation maintenance students.
The exhilaration of teaching, learning and making art is the college’s major contribution to the renewed vision of the university.
As some Illinois universities plan to begin the spring semester remotely, Southern Illinois University Carbondale will start the term Jan. 10 in-person, but with mandatory COVID-19 testing.
Seven Salukis have been selected for a highly competitive fellowship program designed to increase the number of minority full-time tenure track faculty and staff at higher education institutions in Illinois.