SIU Board of Trustees approves tuition waivers for low-income students By Danny Connolly, Staff Reporter September 17, 2020
They work multiple positions but get paid for one: Civil service staff share their stories By Kallie Cox, News Editor March 25, 2020
SIU Carbondale to start new nursing program, replaces SIUE’s Carbondale program By Staff Report, News Desk February 27, 2019
University CIO proposes $3 raise to student IT fee, tuition fee not increasing next academic year By Austin Phelps and Jeremy Brown, Staff Reporter and Campus Editor October 17, 2018
Dunn coordinates with legislators, SIU Edwardsville administration in attempt to dissolve system By Brian Munoz, Staff Reporter July 10, 2018
SIU President responds to claims he holds Carbondale campus in “contempt” By Brian Munoz, Staff Reporter May 18, 2018
SIU fisheries research center ‘at the breaking point,’ could still receive more budget cuts By Marnie Leonard and Olivia Spiers February 8, 2017
Counseling center would have ‘no way to operate’ after proposed cuts, director says By Marnie Leonard and Olivia Spiers February 1, 2017
If the budget crisis is not resolved by July, SIU will be ‘running on fumes,’ university president says By Marnie Leonard January 17, 2017
SIU provost: Budget impasse ‘will bleed Illinois of its future’ By Anna Spoerre, @annaspoerre February 24, 2016
![In a living room filled with his artwork, Joshua-Kyle “JK” Brandon, a senior from Buffalo Grove studying psychology, finger paints Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017, between classes in Carbondale. The Marine veteran sought out SIU's Counselling and Psychological Services after the deaths of his family members and a suicide attempt last year. “[My counselor] helped me ground myself and reminded me that, as a human being, I need to honor all my feelings,” Brandon said. “I was liberated, it really changed me.” (Morgan Timms | @Morgan_Timms)](https://dailyegyptian.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/013117_Vet_01_WEB_MT-900x579.jpg)
