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By Kelly Wiese Niemeyer February 7, 2016

girl looking at vase — Medical student Fatima Alvi looks at a vase at the Spring Art Show in the Farrell Learning and Teaching Center on the Medical Campus. The annual show, which features artwork by School of Medicine students, faculty and staff, will run through Feb. 12. (Robert J. Boston/School of Medicine)

people look at sculptures — Passersby admire artwork at the Spring Art Show in the Farrell Learning and Teaching Center on the Medical Campus. The annual show, which features artwork by School of Medicine students, faculty and staff, will run through Feb. 12.

Michal Grinstein-Weiss, professor at the Brown School and associate director of the Center for Social Development, explains the role of the new Envolve Center during the center’s launch event Jan. 28 in Hillman Hall. Grinstein-Weiss will serve as director and principal investigator of the Envolve Center, which aims to translate research into timely and effective health-related behavior change. For more information, visit https://source.washu.edu/2016/01/brown-school-launch-envolve-center/.

people dance in a studio — K.J. Holmes, the 2016 Marcus Residency Dance Artist in the Performing Arts Department, works with dance students during a master class Feb. 3, 2016. (Joe Angeles/Washington University)

women practice dances — K.J. Holmes, the 2016 Marcus Residency Dance Artist in the Performing Arts Department, holds a master class Feb. 3, 2016, for upper-level dance students. (Joe Angeles/Washington University)

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