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InFocus: SIU Leaders discuss ADEI accomplishments, priorities - Vimarsana News

InFocus: SIU Leaders discuss ADEI accomplishments, priorities

Following their April Board of Trustees meeting, SIU President Dan Mahony, Board Chair Phil Gilbert, and SIUC Chancellor Austin Lane discussed their work on Anti-Racism, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. WSIU's Jennifer Fuller has more.

Source: wsiu.org
M. Daniel Becque wins SIU's 2023 Lindell Sturgis Award for community service - Vimarsana News

M. Daniel Becque wins SIU's 2023 Lindell Sturgis Award for community service

Serving others and giving of himself to make the world a better place comes naturally to M. Daniel “Dan” Becque, an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

Source: siu.edu
SIU Trustees address routine and not-so-routine issues at spring meeting - Vimarsana News

SIU Trustees address routine and not-so-routine issues at spring meeting

Tuition and fees, regular business took a backseat to new initiatives and perspectives

Source: wsiu.org
Gilbert declares mistrial in excessive force suit over 'gamesmanship and sandbagging' by defense counsel - Vimarsana News

Gilbert declares mistrial in excessive force suit over 'gamesmanship and sandbagging' by defense counsel

BENTON – Senior U. S. District Judge Phil Gilbert declared mistrial on an excessive force claim against Madison County because county counsel Heidi Eckert "sandbagged" him and wasted the jury’s time, according to his statements the next day.

Gilbert reschedules trial in security guard's suit alleging excessive force - Vimarsana News

Gilbert reschedules trial in security guard's suit alleging excessive force

BENTON – Madison County jurors found Brian Schell of Highland didn’t resist arrest and now jurors in U.S. district court must decide whether deputies acted appropriately when they tasered him.