For the first time, new research from Olin Business School examines data from the 2007-09 financial crisis to show how the U.S. Federal Reserve can effectively assist banks in times of financial uncertainty.
With great anticipation, 133 soon-to-be physicians at the School of Medicine just learned where they will go to begin their residency training this summer.
Chuck Berry, who died over the weekend, embodied the sound, attitude and mythology that defined the early days of rock and roll, says Patrick Burke, head of musicology in Arts & Sciences.
Abram Van Engen, of Arts & Sciences, writes a piece for The Conversation about the importance of government funding for the humanities — and says we’d have never known about the famous “city on a hill” sermon without it.
Eight alumni and friends of the Brown School were recognized earlier this month at the 34th annual Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony in the Clark-Fox Forum in Hillman Hall.
Question: Which professor left behind a pastel pink typewriter upon leaving Washington University? A) Frederick Hartt
B) Robert Morrell C) Cathy Rodgers
D) Joyce Trebilcot
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Eight alumni and friends of the Brown School were recognized earlier this month at the 34th annual Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony in the Clark-Fox Forum in Hillman Hall. 
Question: Which professor left behind a pastel pink typewriter upon leaving Washington University?