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Monday, Nov. 17, 2025

Top stories

WashU Medicine students treat patients at Pro Bono Health Clinic

The WashU Medicine Pro Bono Health Clinic offers free occupational therapy, physical therapy and medical services to uninsured community members in the St. Louis area.


Low-wage workers face significant barriers accessing SNAP, Medicaid

Millions of Americans rely on public assistance programs to meet basic needs for food and health care. Yet a new study from the Brown School finds that the very systems designed to help are often the hardest to navigate.


Drilling deep to study the oxygenation of Earth

David Fike, a researcher in Arts & Sciences, is helping to lead the American contingent of a $3.1 million international drilling project investigating a landmark shift in Earth’s evolution.


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WashU in the News

With one touch, they vanish; meet the delicate, icy wonders called frost flowers


The Associated Press


Photos capture airport chaos amid the longest government shutdown in US history


Business Insider


WashU testing soil in tornado impacted areas for lead


Spectrum News


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Campus and community news

Notables

Angie L. Leahy, associate vice chancellor for finance and controller at WashU, is the recipient of the prestigious National Association of College and University Business Officers Tax Award.


Notables

Ten WashU faculty members who work in a variety of disciplines have been selected as 2025 Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award recipients.


Perspectives

‘Purpose in Life’ book published

Patrick Hill, a professor of psychological and brain sciences in Arts & Sciences, co-edited a book about finding purpose in life, drawing from the fields of psychology, philosophy and human development. Faculty colleague Emily Willroth is a contributor. Read about this and other recent works on the Source Bookshelf.


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