The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Friday, Chairman J. Phil Gilbert announced.
Conservative Republican Mary Miller announced on Monday that she will run for Congress to represent Illinois’ 15th District.
Carbondale police are searching for Antonio D. Watson of Carbondale in regards to a shooting that occurred Monday morning. He is considered armed and dangerous.
Buck Angel will be coming to Southern Illinois University on Oct. 30 to give a presentation and talk with students.The presentation will be the main event of LGBTQ History Month at the university.
The SIU department of English and Grassroots Undergraduate Literary and Arts Magazine is hosting the Devil’s Kitchen Literary Festival on campus starting Oct. 23.
StarView Vineyards and Rolling Oak Alpaca Ranch hosted a unique event, Alpacas and Wine, to raise money for the local animal shelter, Pets Are Worth Saving, in Anna, IL.
One-person show tells the stories of the Midwest.
Hispanic/Latino Resource Center Coordinator says the month was “well-attended.”
By Staff Report, News Desk
The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Friday, Chairman J. Phil Gilbert announced.
By Elizabeth Biernacki, Staff Reporter
The Marion Carnegie Library will be hosting its second annual Sensory Haunted House for people of all ages who are sensitive to stimulus.
SIU celebrates United Nations Day
October 22, 2019
United Nations Day celebrates the previous year’s accomplishments by the United Nations and looks forward to the upcoming missions of the organization.
Devil’s Kitchen Literary Festival to be held by SIU
October 21, 2019
The SIU department of English and Grassroots Undergraduate Literary and Arts Magazine is hosting the Devil’s Kitchen Literary Festival on campus starting Oct. 23.
Practice makes better as SIU powers past Youngstown State
October 19, 2019
The old adage is practice makes you perfect, and junior quarterback Kare Lyles said that the practices on Tuesday and Wednesday were the best they had this season.
As the Trump-Ukraine Scandal unfolds, SIU Political Science professors weighed in about the possible impeachment and what the likely outcome will be.
An unclassified version of the Aug. 12 complaint that sparked the impeachment inquiry was released to the public on Sept. 26 by the House intelligence committee.
By Isabel Miller, Photo and Multimedia Editor
It was the 32 annual "Praise the Lard" barbecue competition in Murphysboro on Saturday.
Former U.S. congressman who presided over Clinton impeachment spoke at SIU and discussed Trump inquiry.
The Murphysboro community and 135,000 Illinois Education Association members have announced a statewide #RedforEd Day as a way to show support for Murphysboro teachers.