SIU earns recognition for service and outreach
Southern Illinois University Carbondale today (Jan. 7) earned significant national recognition for its commitment to service and outreach.
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Search committee for next SIU Carbondale chancellor to begin work
SIU System President Randy Dunn has appointed a search committee to seek a new chancellor for the Carbondale campus.
SIU Press poetry collection is an award finalist
A poetry collection on the Southern Illinois University Press imprint is a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle Award.
Family carnival will take the stage on Saturday
Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s popular Family Carnival returns at month’s end and the theme is “Lights, Camera, Action!”
University to celebrate Black History Month
Southern Illinois University Carbondale will celebrate Black History Month in February with numerous presentations and special events.
Logan, Shawnee students begin research training
Eleven community college students are participating in the SI Bridges to the Baccalaureate program at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Head East and orchestra to “Rock the Symphony”
The Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra of Southern Illinois University Carbondale co-stars with classic rock band Head East, first at a Shryock Auditorium concert, and later, as part of “Rockin’ the Symphony,” a televised series of concerts.
Annual conference for math teachers is Feb. 19
Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Continuing Education and Outreach is now accepting registrations for the 30th annual Conference on Teaching Mathematics, set for Feb. 19 at John A. Logan College in Carterville.
SIU Carbondale to comply with labor board decision
Southern Illinois University Carbondale will comply with an order by the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board to “make whole” employees in three collective bargaining groups who were required to take unpaid furlough days in the 2011-12 fiscal year.
‘Fixit’ stations assist bicyclists on campus
Southern Illinois University Carbondale has earned national acclaim as a “green” campus and a new feature is both proof of that continuing commitment and an important aid for those who travel by bicycle.
Patience, persistence pay off for student poet
When Emily Rose Cole says failure is not an option, her words carry the resonance of a vow.
David Axelrod to present Morton-Kenney lecture
David Axelrod, a political adviser who served as a key senior strategist for President Barack Obama’s two presidential campaigns and later as White House adviser, will discuss his more than 40 years in politics this spring at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.