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A new Danforth Campus Green Labs Initiative kicked off Friday, Sept. 16, in Brauer Hall in the School of Engineering & Applied Science. The program, which the Office of Sustainability hopes to spread across campus in the near future, seeks to educate faculty, staff and students and provide a plan of action to reduce energy consumption in laboratories.
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Lace up your walking shoes. Tread the Med, the School of Medicine’s walking program, launches Sept. 28 in Hudlin Park. “We are launching this program because we want to help our employees get healthier and to encourage a healthy habit like walking,” says Gregg Evans, human resources consultant.
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Frustration, friendship, struggle, joy, anguish and love are among the emotions explored by some of Japan’s most talented young actresses as the Young Starlets in Japanese Cinema film festival debuts Sept. 24 through Nov. 4. Among the films being shown is Kamikaze Girls (2004) from director Nakashima Tetsuya.
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The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts and the Saint Louis Art Museum announce the selection of the next two Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Teaching Fellows. New York artist Chelsea Knight, whose narrative-based videos, photographs and participatory performances explore the nature of social control and the current state of democracy, will serve as the fellow for the 2011-12 academic year. Stih & Schnock, a Berlin-based collaborative team that focuses on issues relating to collective memory, will be Freund Fellows for 2012-13.
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