Danforth Campus eateries will offer meals made entirely of local food — with the exception of salt — Tuesday, Sept. 27, as part of WUSTL Dining Services’ Eat Local Challenge. Ingredients for Eat Local Challenge meals will come from farmers and artisans within 150 miles of WUSTL.

The Global Health Scholars Internal Medicine Program brought the world to the Ellen S. Clark Hope Plaza as part of its inaugural Global Health Scholars Week (Sept. 18-24). The marketplace featured international food, crafts and entertainment.

The Gephardt Institute for Public Service has selected seven juniors for the inaugural cohort of the Civic Scholars Program. Civic Scholars will enroll in two years of academic course work related to civic leadership and receive mentorship to prepare them for a life dedicated to public service.

The undergraduate and graduate programs in entrepreneurship have been recognized as among the top 10 in the United States for the second year in a row by The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine survey of more than 2,000 schools.

Many companies struggle with how to use innovation and technology to grow their business. A new book by Anjan Thakor, PhD, the John E. Simon Professor of Finance, guides senior managers and executives in developing a straightforward and effective growth strategy.

1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23

Dept. of Psychology Social/Personality Brown Bag Lunch Series

“Understanding Social Evaluation Biases: From Brain to Behavior.” Brent Hughes, Dept. of Psychology, U. of Texas at Austin. Free and open to the public. Psychology Bldg., Rm. 215A and 215B. (314) 935-6565.

Government and public policy career days

The Gephardt Institute for Public Service and the Career Center are sponsoring the annual Government and Public Policy Career Days on Tuesday, Sept. 27, and Wednesday, Sept. 28.

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Men’s soccer undefeated

The fourth-ranked men’s soccer team won its seventh game in a row with a 3-0 victory over Westminster College Sept. 21. Three different players scored in the win for Washington University, which outshot Westminster 26-3.