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Elizabeth Hinton, a renowned professor of law and African American studies at Yale University, will deliver the Morton-Kenney Public Affairs Lecture at SIU Oct. 6.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has obtained a preservation order to freeze the pension benefits of Duduzile Babalwa Moyo, a former senior Eskom manager who allegedly unlawfully benefitted to the tune of R24.5m.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale will host the annual “Music & Motion” high school marching band competition in Saluki Stadium, Saturday, Oct. 1.

Frere Hospital patients will no longer have a long wait before getting access to much-needed support equipment for their injuries and complications after the hospital unveiled its newly renovated orthopaedic laboratory on Tuesday. The provincial department of health, in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, unveiled a R400,000 laboratory with equipment to laminate prostheses and welding machines to make orthopaedic shoes.

The Special Investigating Unit has referred criminal cases to the National Prosecuting Authority to bring to book those responsible for the looting spree at the National Lotteries Commission.

Researchers at SIU Carbondale are examining whether sports psychology skills and techniques can help student pilots get in a good mindset and optimize their performances.

SIU Carbondale recently presented the inaugural Women of Action awards to recognize “everyday heroes” from diverse backgrounds who lead, inspire and serve.

An exciting lineup is ahead as the Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra’s 2022-23 season gets underway this fall.

After a lapsed year due to COVID-19 restrictions, SIU Carbondale’s Southern Illinois Piano Festival returns for a third run next month.

Little Grassy Get Down, a family friendly festival, is making its debut at SIU Carbondale’s Touch of Nature Outdoor Education Center Oct. 7-9.