It doesn’t get much more “real world” for up and coming engineers than working as an intern at Advanced Technology Services Inc. Two SIU engineering undergrads spent the summer doing…
Celebrating SIU’s Saluki TRADITION, Saluki PRIDE and Saluki PROMISE for SIU’s 150thAnniversary, This Is SIU is publishing a monthly feature detailing the past, present and future of notable places, events…
Her official job title at SIU may be Account Technician III for the Center for English as a Second Language, but Rhonda Radford’s colleagues and the students she helps on…
Kaitlin McWhorter is really anxious to jump aboard her horse and compete as a Saluki this week. Yes, that’s right – her horse. She’s the lone person representing Southern Illinois…
Storytelling using different disciplines and approaches is the subject of a workshop aimed at campus community and set for this Friday. The Center for Ecology and Antonio Martinez of the…
Green energy is good, many would agree. But when global forces dictate that your backyard is the place to begin the revolution, local populations can suffer, especially when maximizing profit…
Leading the Pack is a regular feature that highlights faculty and staff members who go above and beyond to fulfill SIU’s Mission. If you would like to nominate someone to…
SIU’s Business Incubator Programs, housed within the 55,000 square-foot multi-use Dunn-Richmond Economic Development Center, feature office, lab, manufacturing and warehouse space to accommodate any business – including technology-based enterprises, research-oriented concepts, service businesses or manufacturing operations.
When Madelyn Heinecke first walked onto campus, she already knew her passion centered on agriculture. What she did not expect was to be the first student from Southern Illinois University…
When you think of pregnancy cravings, you might picture foods like pickles, chocolate, licorice, tacos or other random combinations. What you might not imagine is a pregnant mare being picky…