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Last Updated: Sep 14, 2026, 02:19 PM

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News & Quick Hits

  • Friends of Morris Library Fundraiser

    Get your tickets for the annual Friends of Morris Library Fundraiser at siuf.org/FML2026!

    decorative card pointing to fundraiser ticket sales through the SIU Foundation
  • Discussion: The Evolution of Presidential Power Under the Constitution"

    A panel discussion on presidential powers under the U.S. Constitution highlights Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s observation of Constitution Day on Thursday, September 17.

    "The Evolution of Presidential Power Under the Constitution" is from 1-2pm in Morris Library’s John C. Guyon Auditorium. The discussion is free and open to the public. Learn more at SIU News.

    Librarian Moira Fiscus stands in Morris Library's browsing room holding a book about American history.
  • Alter Ego Exhibition by Destiny Bowman at the Sharp Museum

    Local artist Destiny Bowman is sharing her work this fall in an exhibition hosted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Sharp Museum.

    “Alter Ego” is a compilation of 18 pieces of Bowman’s work over the past year. A Denver-based artist, Bowman moved to Carbondale about four years ago and said she’s excited to share her work. The exhibition runs through December 11, with a free, public artists’ reception from 4 to 6pm on Friday, September 18. Learn more at SIU News.

    Destiny Bowman sits in the Sharp Museum surrounded by her works on display as part of "Alter Ego"
  • Inclusive Collection

    The Inclusive Collection highlights books featuring topics, authors, characters, perspectives, experiences, and expertise that members of systemically marginalized and excluded communities of people bring to every genre and discipline.

    Thumbnails of a very diverse group of SIUC students.