The long-celebrated McLeod Summer Playhouse (MSP) will gear up for the 2023 season at SIU early next month
“We are taking a holistic view of mental health,” says Jaime Clark, director of Student Health Services, who holds a doctorate in counseling psychology.
John Walcott, an award-winning journalist and foreign policy expert teaching at Georgetown University, will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute on June 8.
David G. Shirley will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s leadership team as the director of the Office of Institutional Effectiveness
CARBONDALE — Industry Day is coming to Southern Illinois University Carbondale on May 25. The Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) event is designed to promote businesses in the region and foster connections between businesses and federal and state agencies and prime contractors wh…
Using balanced scoring and a team effort, the Flying Salukis finished third at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association championships in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
An engineering duo at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is using high technology to solve a problem for an avian conservation group in Central Illinois
A grant-funded project at SIU aims to draw on children’s natural curiosity while addressing the teacher shortage for the youngest learners.
Nick Wortman, who has more than 10 years of experience in higher education human resources, will become SIU’s assistant vice chancellor of human resources.
Emily Donovan spent months in the biologically renowned area trying to unlock the secrets of giant tortoises.
An SIU double alumna is the new director of Saluki Cares, Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s campuswide student support and care effort.
Jamie White began her college education nearly 27 years ago. This weekend she becomes the first female graduate of SIU's Fermentation Science program.
Student success is important at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and the School of Education has recently proven that by investing in a multipurpose Welcome Center in the Wham Education Building.
The club has awarded numerous scholarships to women since it formed in 1956, and this year each received a $2,000 award. The winners are Haley Lehane, Truc “Prue” Hoang and Kendra Halley.
“My roots and commitment to sustainability go back to my childhood,” said Lemrise, a double alumna of SIU.
Albert M. Kellert and Cheryl Greeley Kellert were honored as the SIU Alumni Association’s 2023 Distinguished Alumni during an April 28 ceremony at Walker’s Bluff vineyard.
CARBONDALE — Rita Ali, the first woman and first Black mayor to lead Peoria, Illinois, is the next guest in the virtual Meet the Mayor series hosted by Paul Simon Public Policy Institute.
Standout SIU Saluki football player Anthony Knighton is the newest member of the Carbondale Police Department.
CARBONDALE – A science student from Chicago with Latin American roots is Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s latest Goldwater Scholar.
Representatives of the SIU Foundation shared the group’s desire for a new facility to house offices for fundraising staff members and to serve as a welcome center for the Carbondale campus
CARBONDALE — Serving others and giving of himself to make the world a better place comes naturally to M. Daniel “Dan” Becque, an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Tuition at Southern Illinois University Carbondale will remain stable for the sixth year in a row while students in Edwardsville will begin paying more.
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The Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale is sponsoring a variety of special events, including a guest speaker, a summit, a unique version of a scavenger hunt and much more.
An “active threat” training on April 20 at Southern Illinois University Carbondale was a success, allowing teams to assess how they respond to an emergency, university officials say.
A treadwheel crane will be working and on display at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 25, on the south side of the Engineering Building near the Campus Lake boathouse.
“The exercises have been planned since fall, although recent headlines remind us of why they are necessary,” said Ben Newman, director of public safety and chief of police.
“I’m in shock,” said Metz, who is from Makanda. “I’ve been working really hard, and my professors have helped me cultivate this work for a long time. I’m just honored to be one of the winners.”
“There are very real concerns of a recession, and the bank failures, combined with other factors, may just tip things over the edge,” said Kevin Sylwester, professor of economics.
“The Office of Sustainability is ecstatic! The proposals are all unique and came from students, faculty and staff,” said Aimee Lemrise, sustainability director.
Tickets for the Waka Flocka Flame and Rubi Rose concert at Southern Illinois University Carbondale on April 28 at Shryock Auditorium are now available online