Morris Library

Welcome to Morris Library, your research hub at SIU Carbondale! Access about 115,000 journal subscriptions 24/7 from your device and 3 million books on our shelves. Our cutting-edge online system and expert librarians will help you become a research pro, so you can nail assignments and impress professors. From quick fact-checks to deep dives into academic databases, we've got you covered. Scroll on to get started!

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Last Updated: Mar 10, 2025, 10:03 AM

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Readings & Resources

  • Applications Open for the Thanu and Nongyao Kulachol Library Scholarship

    Morris Library is accepting applications for the Thanu and Nongyao Kulachol Library Scholarship. This $1,000 scholarship is intended for undergraduate students who are interested in the educational, historical, political, cultural, and social aspects of Southeast Asia. Preference will be given to students with a specific interest in Thailand.

    The application period for 2025 ends Monday, March 31. Learn more about the award and requirements at our scholarship page.

    Dr. Thanu Kulachol
  • Irish American and Irish History

    Delve into the complex and fascinating history of Irish American and Irish history culture through our collections of academic resources. Our holdings include primary sources, critical essays, and scholarly articles from top researchers, providing a comprehensive understanding of this area of study. Check these resources to enhance your research and develop a deeper appreciation for the complex relationships between Irish American and Irish heritage and broader American society. Take a look at some of what we have to offer you.
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  • Women's History

    Looking to explore women's history for your next paper or project? Morris Library has you covered! This guide highlights the achievements and experiences of women throughout history—from political activists and scientists to artists (like Dorothea Tanning, pictured) and everyday change-makers whose stories deserve to be told. Check out our suggested starting points.
    Dorothea Tanning, a Caucasian women in late middle age wearing a fashionable hairstyle and clothes, leans on the back of a couch-like sculpture that appears to merge the furnishing with an abstract human form.
  • Research Buffs

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  • 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.
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