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State struggles to find fiscal solution

SIU President Glenn Poshard sent a message out to faculty and staff Nov. 10 announcing a freeze on most non-salary expenditures in an effort to try and make payroll in December. Full story

SIUC colleges cope with spending freeze

Officials uncertain about future

Each academic college at the university is coping with the recent spending freeze in similar ways, but faculty and staff say they have mixed feelings about the future. Full story

Aviation department hits the breaks on spending

The university spending freeze could also freeze tenure. The department of aviation and flight could suffer setbacks if the spending freeze lasts for an elongated period of time, said David NewMyer, chairman of the Department of Aviation and Flight. Full story

Athletics affected by expenses freeze

Right now, not even the top-ranked football team is allowed to purchase a new pair of cleats. “Here we are heading to the playoffs with the No. 1 ranking, and even the equipment manager has to make sure we can buy new cleats,” associate athletic director of finances Mark Scally said. Full story



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University research affected by budget crisis

State struggles to find fiscal solution

SIUC colleges cope with spending freeze

Aviation department hits the breaks on spending

Business managers say freeze will hurt local economy

Cheng tagged as next chancellor

Cole proposes privatization of water services

Alumni seek campus name change

Lost Boy of Sudan urges community to never give up

H1N1 vaccine clinic Thursday

Burglaries on campus decreased in 2008

SIUC launches Saluki VIP Web site

Cash struggles continue

Three burglaries, robbery reported Sunday

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Search committee makes chancellor recommendation

International Sports Night unites students of all cultures

Campus volunteers work to restore storm damage

University struggles to make payroll

H1N1 vaccines arrive at Student Health Center

Arrests made after burglary; sexual assault attempt reported

Three finalists remain for diversity position

Famous cinematographer returns to SIUC

Community members hope workshop will lead to more minorities in trades

Leaves leave city streets

Free flights for Veterans

Attorney general encourages students to be involved

Proposed fee increases for 2011 lowest in several years

Africana Studies to become major

Faculty Senate displeased with sexual harassment procedures

Man intoxicated, injured in rollover crash

State fails to reimburse universities

Soldiers-turned-students share experiences

Final chancellor candidate visits campus

Volunteers needed to plant trees

Chancellor finalist also candidate for NMSU presidency

Former student pleads guilty to burglary

Flying Salukis win regional competition, qualify for nationals

Cheng makes big for Chancellor

Armed robbery occurs outside Lawson Hall

Decision expected Dec. 15 in Treviño arbitration

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State behind on payments to university

University Housing plans end-of-year goals

Students encouraged to take safety precautions

Great to Donate

Varsity Center for the Arts becomes local landmark

University seeks to increase international enrollment

Saluki First Year on track its freshman year

Giant City trails still closed from storm

Chancellor finalist sesson Thursday

Robbery suspects arrested

Three more burglaries reported

Muddy good times

Chancellor search down to two

Students, faculty honor friend

Panel debates concealed carry

Chickens and Cocktails

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Piha named veterans’ coordinator

Conference connects students and innovators

Past Halloweens remembered

Devil’s Kitchen serves student authors

Halloween in Carbondale

Ultimate Gymnastics

'Stars & Stripes' serve veterans

Business steady at University Mall

Armed robbery occurs outside Lawson Hall

Chancellor finalists to be announced Monday

Walgreen's to replace closed Mugsy's

PostSecret creator urges students to share secrets

Be My Bra brings breast cancer awareness

USG discusses proposed fee increases, approves money for organizations

Union spokesman: Pointe ‘got what it paid for’ in construction

University insurance policy follows state regulations

No plans to enforce littering fines on campus

Club kids find learning can be fun

Clothesline Project comes to the Faner Breezeway

Health center unsure of H1N1 vaccination arrival date

Enrollment, retention efforts increase

Evansville delivers entrepreneur to Carbondale

Blame it on the rain

Complaint lodged against university insurance

College of Education rises to the challenge

Student Health Center workshop approaches cancer on campus

Former student sues university for doctorate

Veteran position to be created

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College of Business ranked top 300 in the world

Unofficial Halloween, Family Weekend coincide

Student killed in car accident

Museum to convert old Attucks High School building

Students prepare for poor economy

USG distributes money to student organizations

Voters want cuts in budget, not services

MAP efforts to resume for fall funding

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Jimmy John's driver robbed

Councilwoman receives humanities award

University employees work for breast cancer awareness

Humane Society of Southern Illinois

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Poi fire spinning

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Murphysboro High School changes schedule to improve performance

Cole offers Saluki Way funds for MAP

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Senate candidate addresses students

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Murphysboro High School changes schedule to improve performance

Doctor provides fertility options

Flu shot fever

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Students fight to bring back MAP

University recognizes “Indigenous Peoples Day”

Southern Glassworks prepares for largest sale of the year

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Radio-Television students bring home awards

Mayor defends elimination of position

Institute honors former director

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State legislators: MAP will be restored

MAP failure could cost jobs

Original Trail of Tears section to be restored

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Miss Eboness pageant remembers “the times”

Class of 1959 reunites

Citizens propose budget cuts to save city position

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University Housing to repair roofs, upgrade buildings

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Hannah House to give away home

ROTC prepares for homecoming weekend

Yesteryear Tobacconists

OpenSIUC makes faculty, student work accessible

Grievance filed in College of Science

Chancellor names members of Sustainability Council

Technology group teaches computer security

A weekend in Murphysboro

Football and fraternity

University housing restructures resident assistantship

New legislation could expand financial aid

Old Main starts to serve the students

Milling off Mill St.

Center celebrates 25 years of helping small businesses

Recycling through the recession

Clarification needed in sexual harassment procedures

Budget falls $4.7 million short of projections

High Holidays at Hillel House

University Museum searches for funding

Kisses and clothes

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Office of Diversity pursues applications despite hiring freeze

Saluki Steps promotes healthy lifestyles

Health Center out of flu vaccines

Counseling Center involved in national study

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Law professor outlines health care conundrum

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Health Center out of flu vaccines

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New service seeks to meet student needs

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Sexual harassment policy needs procedures

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