The Record

Old rocks, new science: What Apollo 11 is teaching us

In September 1969, Washington University scientists were among the first to receive samples collected from the Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Fifty years later, there is still much to learn.

Right brain, left brain

Though Eric Leuthardt, MD, is best known for his groundbreaking research into the brain’s capacity to rewire itself, called neuroplasticity, he wears multiple hats in conveying his knowledge of and fascination with the brain.

Almas named director of admissions

Emily Almas, associate dean and director of recruitment at Swarthmore College, has been appointed assistant vice provost and director of admissions.

WashU Expert: Why we should return to the moon

As NASA plans for its next manned mission by 2024, Arts & Sciences’ Brad Jolliff shares his science priorities for the return.

Credit counseling works, new study finds

People who take advantage of nonprofit credit counseling services have statistically significant reductions in consumer debt, finds a new study from the Brown School.