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Richard Hunt (1935 - 2023)

Group portrait of Morris Library staff members posed around Richard Hunt's Running Hybrids in the first floor rotunda, all wearing their matching Running Hybrids t-shirts.

To celebrate the life and legacy of groundbreaking sculptor Richard Hunt, members of Morris Library's staff gathered around Running Hybrids to pose for a photograph. We are proud to provide homes to two of Hunt's works, Running Hybrids in the library's first floor rotunda and Starwalk in the Sharp Museum's Sculpture Garden. Hunt received an honorary degree from SIU in 2022.


Are you an undergraduate student with an interest in the educational, historical, political, cultural, and social aspects of Southeast Asia? Do you have a special interest in Thailand? Apply for the Thanu and Nongyao Kulachol Library Scholarship. One undergraduate student will be awarded a $1000 scholarship. Applications are due April 1, 2024. For more information and to apply follow the link.



Find out how active listening can improve your learning and relationships from the experts at the Tutoring Center on March 26 at noon in Morris Library Room 752/754.


Learn how to manage test anxiety from the experts at the Tutoring Center on April 24 at 3pm in Morris Library Room 752/754.


Join us for Total Eclipse, a exhibition of See eclipse-themed art in Morris Library's first floor rotunda. The show runs from March 1 through April 30, 2024, and features local artists Rhonda Branum, Cathy Daesch, Jonny Gray, Lisa Lennox, Beth Martell, Julie Murphy, Tim Thomas, Kathy Wides, and Jan York. There will be an opening reception on March 3, from 2-4pm.


Experience Women's Voices 4: Pushing Boundaries from February 6 through May 10, 2024, at the Sharp Museum. There will be artist talks on March 2, 20, and 27, and April 3.


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.