SIU in the News - April, 2022
A $13 million interdisciplinary research and economic development hub that will capitalize on the university’s research into food, fermentation and biotechnology is discussed.
Southern Illinoisan — April 29, 2022
The SIU Board of Trustees on April 28 approved agreements clearing the way for a new multimillion-dollar research and economic development hub, capitalizing on SIU Carbondale’s research into food, fermentation and biotechnology.
WSIU Radio — April 28, 2022
Linda Baker, university professor, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, participated in a webinar panel discussion April 28 on how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing health care in rural communities. The webinar was moderated by Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton.
WTAX-FM — April 28, 2022
The report highlights an agreement with the Scouts BSA’s Greater St. Louis Area Council and Lincoln Heritage Council that provides educational opportunities for the Scouts and encourages them to pursue STEM careers.
WSIL-TV — April 27, 2022
Research by Steven Karau, professor, School of Management and Marketing, is discussed in an article on ways companies can attract the right talent amid the “Great Resignation.”
Toolbox.com — April 26, 2022
Dawn Null, assistant professor, School of Human Sciences, discusses food insecurity for many children during the summer.
WSIL-TV — April 25, 2022
Matt Kupec, interim SIU Carbondale athletic director and SIU Foundation CEO, discusses the athletic department’s budget and student-athlete success within the program.
WJPF Morning Newswatch — April 25, 2022
SIU President Dan Mahony discusses the impact of the state’s fiscal year 2023 budget on the university system.
WSIU InFocus — April 25, 2022
Faculty, staff, students and the community gathered at Campus Lake on April 22 to remember SIU graduate students Vamshi Krishna Pechetty and Pavan Swarna, who were killed in an April 21 crash that injured three other SIU graduate students.
KFVS-TV — April 22, 2022
Joanna Wells, a clinical associate professor and director of the SIU School of Law’s Juvenile Justice Clinic, provided her insights in a story on the region's child welfare system.
Pro Publica — April 22, 2022
Jay Needham, professor of audio arts, School of Media Arts, discusses an upcoming conference on sound art.
WSIU InFocus — April 21, 2022
Aldwin Anterola, associate professor, School of Biological Sciences and Jane Nichols, associate professor, School of Health Sciences, discuss ongoing cannabis research.
KFVS-TV — April 20, 2022
Mont Allen, associate professor, School of Languages and Linguistics, discusses a working replica of a Roman water-powered rock saw built by students as part of the university’s unique, interdisciplinary ancient practices program.
WSIL-TV — April 19, 2022
Sarah VanVooren, associate director, Conference and Scheduling Services, discussed the university’s array of summer camp offerings.
WSIL-TV — April 19, 2022
Amir Sadeghpour, assistant professor of soil management and integrated cropping systems, participated in a recent discussion on using manure as a replacement for fertilizer during a recent field day in Clinton County.
FarmWeekNow.com — April 19, 2022
John Shaw, director, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, discusses the GOP’s decision to cut ties with the Commission on Presidential Debates.
WSIL-TV — April 18, 2022
Christie McIntyre, director of the teacher education program, discusses a statewide collaboration involving SIU Carbondale and SIU Edwardsville along with other universities and school districts in Illinois to tutor students impacted by the pandemic.
St. Louis Public Radio — April 17, 2022
The fourth edition of Saluki Con attracted more than 1,000 visitors to the Student Center on April 16.
KFVS-TV — April 16, 2022
Justin Harrell, senior engineer with facilities and energy management, potential components within efforts of the coalition for regional transition to renewable energy.
WSIL-TV — April 15, 2022
Jeff Gleim, executive director, and Anna Twomey, public information associate, Alumni Services, talk about the SIU Alumni Association’s digital series, “Saluki Sleuths.”
WSIL-TV — April 15, 2022
Eugene Talley, interim chair, and Mike Behrmann, former chair, SIU School of Automotive, discuss the automotive program and training students to working with advanced technology in today's vehicles.
WJPF Morning Newswatch — April 14, 2022
Chancellor Austin Lane discusses Imagine 2030, the university’s strategic plan, sustainability, the campuswide diversity, equity and inclusion initiative, and fall enrollment.
WSIU InFocus — April 12, 2022
SIU System President Dan Mahony discusses the Illinois Tutoring Initiative, where SIU Carbondale and SIU Edwardsville are partnering with other colleges and university across the state to provide tutoring to students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
WSIL-TV — April 13, 2022
NAACP President Derrick Johnson spoke about the fight for justice, equity and equality during an appearance at SIU on April 11.
WPSD-TV — April 12, 2022
Maria Claudia Franca, professor, communication disorders and sciences, offers tips for taking care of your voice.
WSIU Radio — April 13, 2022
John Jackson, visiting professor, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, discusses topics including the state’s finances and midterm elections.
WJPF Morning Newswatch — April 12, 2022
Sabrina Nilufar, assistant professor, School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Materials Engineering, discusses her research on making specially designed structures built through additive manufacturing.
KFVS-TV/KAIT-TV — April 11, 2022
Matt McCarroll, director, Fermentation Science Institute, discusses the upcoming malt production class at SIU next month.
Craft Brewing Business — April 12, 2022
Bob Baer, specialist, physics, discusses the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse.
WPSD-TV — April 8, 2022
Camille Davidson, dean, SIU School of Law, discusses the importance of the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The St. Louis American — April 8, 2022
SIU School of Law students and Dean Camille Davidson discuss the importance of of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court.
WPSD-TV — April 8, 2022
Camille Davidson, dean, SIU School of Law, and law school students discuss the impact of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court.
WSIL-TV — April 7 2022
Holocaust survivor Walter Blass visited SIU Carbondale on April 7 to share his story and discuss the refugee experiences Ukrainians are facing.
KFVS-TV— April 7, 2022
Dave Tippy, superintendent of grounds, discusses the upcoming tree planting to celebrate Arbor Day.
WSIU Radio — April 7, 2022
Bob Baer, specialist, physics, discusses initial plans ahead of the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse as SIU Carbondale is the crossroads of the event for a second time in seven years.
AccuWeather.com — April 6, 2022
A photograph of people watching the Great American Eclipse at Saluki Stadium on Aug. 21, 2017, leads a story about the upcoming April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse. SIU and the region are at the crossroads of both eclipse paths.
Forbes.com — April 6, 2022
Sabrina Nilufar, assistant professor, School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Materials Engineering, discusses research on how to make specially designed structures built through additive manufacturing.
WSIL-TV — April 6, 2022
Chancellor Austin Lane discusses student recruiting, research and other topics.
WJPF Morning Newswatch — April 6, 2022
Southern Illinois University researchers are working to improve the ultra-strong “sandwich” materials by using additive manufacturing.
PlantEngineering.com — April 5, 2022
Christopher W. Behan, professor, SIU School of Law, and Dr. Marsha Ryan, assistant professor, SIU School of Medicine, and an adjunct professor of law, discuss the recent negligent homicide conviction of a nurse in Tennessee and the potential impact within the medical community.
WSIL-TV — April 4, 2022
H.D. Motyl, associate dean, College of Arts and Media, discusses CAM Fest 2022, an inaugural event that will highlight the works of faculty, staff and students in the various schools and disciplines within the college.
WSIU InFocus — April 4, 2022
The annual International Festival, with this year’s theme of “One Voice, One People,” is highlighted.
WSIL-TV — April 4, 2022
Mary Kinsel, associate scientist in the Office of Sponsored Projects Administration and faculty adviser for Alpha Chi Sigma, discusses the upcoming Great Cardboard Boat Regatta.
WSIU Public Radio — April 5, 2022
SIU’s recent Saluki Step Ahead Program agreements with Kaskaskia College and Rend Lake College are highlighted.
WGEL-FM, Greenville — April 4, 2022
SIU’s own Altgeld Hall is one of five similar buildings at five state universities in Illinois.
Southern Illinoisan — April 1, 2022
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