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The St. Louis research team for Mobilizing Millions. From left to right: Debadatta Chakraborty, Neeraja Kolloju, Kristen Barber, Debaleena Ghosh and Trisha Crawshaw. All five work with the Sociology Department at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Study on the Women's March wants to know what motivated St. Louis participants

Did you attend the Women’s March on St. Louis? An Illinois professor and her team of graduate students want to hear about your experience.The Mobilizing…

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SIU President Randy Dunn: ‘We are the stewards’ of the community

Southern Illinois University System president Randy Dunn has now completed his first year in that role. As part of the “St. Louis on the Air” series on…

SIU Board Tables Tuition Increase; Dunn Starts May 1

Jennifer Fuller

SIU's President is retiring sooner than expected. Glenn Poshard will step aside at the end of this month.

SIUE will build a new $105 million health sciences building. The money comes from the Rebuild Illinois capitol plan, passed by the state legislature last year.

SIUE Incoming Students To Pay More Next Year

Reporting from Jennifer Fuller, WSIU.Incoming students at SIU Edwardsville will pay more next year. The SIU Board of Trustees approved a 5 percent tuition…

The top of the Pulliam Hall clock tower on the Southern Illinois University campus in Carbondale, Ill.

Abrupt Protest At SIU Trustees Meeting Leaves Group Without Chairperson

Reporting from WSIU's Jennifer Fuller.Southern Illinois University's embattled Board of Trustees tried to meet again Wednesday, but the meeting ended…

Morning headlines: Friday, September 21, 2012

Judge tosses lawsuit against Joyce Meyers MinistriesA southwestern Illinois judge has tossed a lawsuit against a televangelist filed by the family of a…

Police, FBI investigating threat mailed to Ill. university

WSIU's Jennifer Fuller contributed reporting to this story.The Federal Bureau of Investigation and police at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale are…

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Mental health care on campus: Need up, services down

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Feb. 5, 2012 - More college students are arriving on campus reporting serious mental health problems…

Ex-SIU student sentenced to 5 years in threat case

A former Southern Illinois University student has been sentenced to five years in prison for writing what prosecutors say was a note demanding money and…

Former Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols is leaving St. Louis to play for the Los Angeles Angels, but his foundation will remain in St. Louis.

Morning headlines: Friday, December 9, 2011

Pujols Family Foundation to remain in St. LouisThe iconic Cardinals slugger is signing with the Angels and taking his talents to Los Angeles, raising some…