Meera Komarraju, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, announced today, March 18, that undergraduate students have the option of seeking a “pass/no-pass” grade for spring 2021 semester courses, while graduate students may select a “satisfactory/unsatisfactory” grade, due to the ongoing challenges associated with COVID-19. She also provided updates on fall 2021 semester registration.
The venues are different as the iconic Big Muddy Film Festival that runs through March 31 is underway. But this year’s virtual festival gives visitors the same great works from independent filmmakers.
A six-week series starting next week for faculty, staff and graduate students throughout the SIU System will center on moving innovative ideas or research with a commercial value from laboratory to market.
Summer camps for children are returning to Touch of Nature Environmental Center in 2021 with an expanded lineup for younger kids.
View this month’s ‘Saluki Watch Dawg’
The Department of Public Safety’s March 2021 issue of the ‘Saluki Watch Dawg’ is available. This month’s edition includes tips for preventing identity theft, information on available resources for those needing help with depression and mental health issues, upcoming blood drives in the region and guidelines for bicycling on campus.
The fifth-ranked 4-1 Saluki football team hosts No. 6-ranked South Dakota State at noon Saturday in Saluki Stadium as SIU looks to beat a third top-10 ranked team in a month. Go Dawgs!
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