The Record
Monday, Sept. 22, 2025
Top stories
Trusted Tap project will empower households to monitor water quality
Researchers across many disciplines at WashU will empower people to monitor their own tap water with a project funded through the National Science Foundation.
WashU Expert: Mid-decade redistricting may be new norm
The Missouri Legislature approved a plan to redraw the state’s congressional maps, potentially giving Republicans a 7-1 edge. Partisan mid-decade redistricting, once very rare, could become the new normal, said WashU Law’s Travis Crum.
How can we make St. Louis a healthier, better place to live?
A livability assessment of St. Louis by WashU public health researchers reveals ways the city could better support residents’ health and well-being.
Events
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SEP 22 |
Issues in Aging : improving dementia experienceNoon Monday, Sept. 22 |
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SEP 23 |
CCHP Speaker Series: Ross Harrison on ‘decoding Iran’s foreign policy’5:30–7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23 |
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SEP 24 |
Civic Café: tornado town hall screening5:30–7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 24 |
WashU in the News
Roy Cooper’s chance of flipping North Carolina GOP Senate seat gets boost
Newsweek
Always we begin again
The Architect’s newspaper
Kemper Art Museum at WashU debuts its largest-ever exhibition
St. Louis Public radio
Campus and community news
WashU’s Dwight A. McBride (left) and Justin A. Joyce, in Arts & Sciences, will serve as series editors for the new book series “Thinking With James Baldwin.”
Elizabeth Pollina, an assistant professor of developmental biology at WashU Medicine, has been recognized by the Vallee Foundation for innovative research in neuroscience.
Perspectives
How WashU is building champions in competition, classroom and beyond
Anthony J. Azama, director of WashU Athletics, takes part in a podcast episode to look back on one of the greatest years in Bears sports history, which saw two teams win national championships.
Building a Champion