Strangers in a strange land
Thousands of miles away from home is not how any student wants to spend the holidays. Yet, across the nation, international students are often left in the United States. They usually cannot afford to...
View Article“Art Happens” exhibit, art by art therapists
An exhibit featuring the works of the Art Therapy Counseling program was in the Morris University Center Art Gallery the first week of April 2011. The exhibit was entitled “Art Happens.” The artwork...
View ArticleStellar Profile of Jenna Schneider
“The STELLAR … program is designed to recognize, honor, and develop some of the star student achievers of our College. Our CAS STELLAR students will receive special recognition and support from the...
View ArticleStellar Profile of Denise Donley
“The STELLAR … program is designed to recognize, honor, and develop some of the star student achievers of our College. Our CAS STELLAR students will receive special recognition and support from the...
View ArticleLobby Day 2012
Last Tuesday, February 21, 35 students, led by Gerald O’Brien, professor of social work, from the SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences Department of Social Work, embarked on an annual pilgrimage to...
View ArticleVeteran’s Tribute scheduled for October 28th – November 1st
Photo courtesy of http://blog.granicus.com. The Politcal Science Department, Office of Educational Outreach, and ROTC has announced that SIUE will host a series of Veteran’s Tribute events from October...
View ArticleSIUE Faculty Member Donates $100,000 To Biology Department
On December 11, 2012 SIUE Faculty gathered to receive a generous donation from long time SIUE biology professor Ralph Axtell. The one hundred thousand dollar donation will be used to set up an...
View ArticleSIUE professor says female entrepreneurs played pivotal roles in Japanese...
More than 20 years ago, SIUE professor Christienne Hinz sat in a café in Fukuoka, Japan, studying and observing how an elderly Japanese woman interacted with her customers. SIUE history professor...
View ArticleSIUE professor compares famous writer’s early work to internet bloggers
Americans may have been blogging, perhaps a century before the invention of the internet. SIUE History professor Jason Stacy made a presentation on Walt Whitman in December. Stacy said Whitman's...
View ArticleIn remembrance: SIUE grad and local artist dedicates life’s work to Holocaust...
Agnes Pal’s love of art was born of curiosity and fondness for beautiful shapes nearly a lifetime ago. She said she loved art since she was a child living in the Hungarian town of Mako, dreaming of...
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