Professor Jan Thompson’s documentary on the prisoner-of-war experience, narrated by Alec Baldwin, will debut nationally at the end of 2011.
Debate Team Director Todd Graham will tell you that his debaters have simply out-worked the competition to become 3rd best in the nation. And their work is far from over.
Biotechnologist David Lightfoot patented a lab test that can detect Sudden Death Syndrome, a costly fungal disease in soybean seedlings.
Professor Matthew Therrell’s work in dendroclimatology, reconstructing climate history by looking at tree rings—can illuminate the causes of rainfall, which could help forecast future droughts.
Discovery that changes the world
A group of engineering students from SIU Carbondale is helping a major heavy equipment manufacturer improve its factory floor layout.
A scientist at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Carbondale is the recipient of a five-year federal grant from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine to study dietary interventions to suppress ovarian cancer.
Welcoming the intellectually curious
It’s part art exhibit, part ecology lesson, part juried art show.
Free Sealant Day is a one-stop event giving Southern Illinois University Carbondale students vital dental care for an unbeatable price.
Attend an open house, schedule a tour, and see why you’ll fit right in.
An author, professor and editor of a top biology journal will be the keynote speaker at the seventh annual Darwin Day event at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.. read more...
A five-part series that begins later this month will give students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale a glimpse of what to expect after they graduate.. read more...
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Black History Month 2012 at Southern Illinois University Carbondale features poetry and film, history and ceremony, with the role of black women in the history and culture of the United States as its theme.
Among many other events, Joanne Braxton, Cummings Professor of English and Humanities at the College of William and Mary will present "Phillis and Her Daughters: Freedom through Literacy" Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. in the John C. Guyon Auditorium, Morris Library.
February 1 - February 29
$78.45 Million in Research Grants
