Wisconsin photographer gets second shot at eclipse
The great eclipse this summer means many things to many people. For Tom Seaton, it will be a chance to right an old wrong and achieve a goal long delayed by time and circumstance.
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Tom Seaton, of Sun Prairie, Wis., holds his mother’s old camera while his modern photography equipment sits behind him. (Photo provided)
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SIU researchers conducting pollinator insect inventory
Armed with butterfly nets and pan traps, a team of researchers from Southern Illinois University Carbondale visits flowers in the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge and the Shawnee National Forest. Its members are stalking bees, butterflies, moths, flies and beetles – all known as pollinators.
SIU to offer workforce development degree at John A. Logan
For the first time ever, people in the Southern Illinois region will be able to complete a bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University Carbondale at John A. Logan College in Carterville.
Steak ‘n Shake coming to Student Center this fall
A new dining option will soon be available at Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Student Center.
Montemagno appointed chancellor of SIU Carbondale
The Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees, has appointed Carlo Montemagno, a professor of engineering who founded and currently leads the interdisciplinary Ingenuity Lab based at the University of Alberta in Canada, as the next chancellor of SIU Carbondale.
SIU trustees to consider Montemagno as Carbondale chancellor
The Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees, which meets Thursday, July 13, in Springfield, will consider the appointment of Carlo Montemagno as the next chancellor of SIU Carbondale. The appointment is recommended by System President Randy Dunn and will be effective Aug. 15 pending the board’s approval.
SIU offers new criminology and criminal justice online bachelor’s degree
A new online bachelor’s degree option from the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers students the opportunity to earn a Southern Illinois University Carbondale degree from anywhere.
Volunteers needed for student move-in
In just a few weeks, students will start a new year at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and volunteers are needed Aug. 16 and 17 to welcome incoming Salukis and help them move into on-campus residences.
Cuban agricultural biotechnology researcher visits SIU this week
Mario Pablo Estrada Garcia, director of agricultural biotechnology research for the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology in Havana, Cuba, is visiting Southern Illinois University Carbondale this week as part of an innovation and entrepreneurship program.
SIU Carbondale joins accelerated architecture licensing initiative
Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s architecture program is part of an initiative that will allow students to pursue their licenses while in school.
SIU researchers talk soybean pathogens and weed management at IlSoy Advisor field days
Soybean experts from Southern Illinois University Carbondale will be part of the annual IlSoy Advisor Field Days this month.
SIU researchers appear in special feature issue of “Journal of Ecology”
Plant biologist David Gibson wants to be part of the solution. The problem he has his eye on is the probability of an impending global food security crisis.