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- Sep 9, 2026
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SIU Morris Library launches large digital art display on Sept. 15 (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE â Southern Illinois University Carbondaleâs Morris Library will unveil an initiative that highlights digital art from around the world next week. Proposed by Mark Pease, an associate professor in digital media in the School of Art and Design, the SIU NEW FRAME, a 7-foot-high, large-format LED display board, debuts on Tuesday, Sept. 15 across from Delyteâs on the libraryâs first floor.
SIU alumna Marsden Fisher earns Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE â Time definitely hasnât stood still for Marsden Fisher, who took full advantage of opportunities available to her during her four years at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. While on campus, Fisher â who graduated in May 2026 with a 4.0 GPA in zoology with a pre-veterinary specialization â used her time to be involved with SIUâs canine sciences research program, SIUâs University Honors Program, Sustainability Council and Green Fund Council, and also was the executiv
SIU scientists use algae to double the concentration of rare earth elements (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE â Rare Earth elements are the latest resource that countries across the world are racing to mine and refine. Weâve seen this play out before, whether itâs land, gold, or liquid gold â oil. The quest can lead to international conflict and environmental harm. Researchers at Southern Illinois University do not want history to repeat itself. Instead, they may have found a substantial rare earth site in their own backyard and a sustainable way to extract it using â of all things
SIU’s Center for Archaeological Investigations assisting IDOT with cultural resource surveys (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE â Southern Illinois University Carbondaleâs Center for Archaeological Investigations has entered into a 10-year intergovernmental agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation to assist with initial archaeological survey work for possible road and bridge projects in the region. The pact provides for up to $5 million over the life of the agreement, or approximately $500,000 per year. The center will perform archaeological surveys in counties in the region, while the univ
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