Jon Tribble’s vision continues with fall literary festival
The success of the 2019 Devil’s Kitchen Literary Fall Festival could be measured in organizer Allison Joseph’s hearty…
SIU Carbondale mortuary science students spend time beautifying local cemetery
Students in the Mortuary Science and Funeral Service (MSFS) program at SIU recently participated in a cemetery cleanup…
SIU’s Homecoming 2019 celebrates 150 years of Saluki teams, dreams and strength
You don’t get to be 150 years old without having an impact on the world around you and…
SIU leadership program helps student engineers get real-world experience
It doesn’t get much more “real world” for up and coming engineers than working as an intern at…
Lack of planning results in social tensions at Mexico green energy site
Green energy is good, many would agree. But when global forces dictate that your backyard is the place…
As the first SIU student to receive a MACA scholarship, Madelyn Heinecke is hard at work tackling crop protection
When Madelyn Heinecke first walked onto campus, she already knew her passion centered on agriculture. What she did…
Torn between two interests, one student finds a way to combine art and geology
When first walking on campus at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, it is often hard to choose from the…
Students dive into the ancient world with a unique experience in Egypt
Say the word “Egypt” and you probably picture pyramids, sphinxes and pharaohs of old. Yet, how many of…
Pigs are taking over social media, with one SIU student named to the #RealPigFarming Student Social Forces team
You might not be accustomed to seeing pictures, facts and articles about pigs on your Facebook feed, but…
New podcasting experience opens door for two students to win Missouri Review’s Miller Audio Prize
With over 29 million podcast episodes available today, up from 18.5 million in 2018, the relatively new media…