Religion never has been more central or more polarizing in U.S. politics. To provide informed context around the religious and political issues that clash, converge and shape everyday public life, a new national online journal, Religion & Politics, debuted yesterday from the John C. Danforth Center on Religion & Politics.?
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Beginning today and for the next 11 issues, the Record rolls out its annual Gallery of Outstanding Graduates leading up to Commencement May 18. First up from the Brown School: Kristy Anderson, who puts people at the center of her work, both in and out of the classroom.
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Adolescents visiting a pediatric emergency department are willing to disclose information about their sexual activity when filling out a computerized questionnaire, finds a new School of Medicine study led by Fahd A. Ahmad, MD. This information can then be used to determine whether they should be tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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The Sam Fox School's annual MFA Thesis Exhibition in the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum begins Friday and runs through Aug. 6. The exhibition features projects by 23 graduating master of fine arts candidates in the Sam Fox School’s Graduate School of Art.
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Senior Ji Eun Seo returns an item to Washington University Libraries through the new book drop box on the South 40. Seo and other WUSTL Libraries users now can return university library books, music and other materials through the new book drop. The box is located on Shepley Drive across from the South 40 House.
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4 p.m. Wednesday, May 2
“When It’s All a Blur: Multi-drug Recognition in BmrR.” Herschel Wade, asst. prof. of biophysics and biophysical chemistry, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Free and open to the public. McDonnell Sciences Bldg., Room 264. (314) 362-4152.
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The Washington University Neurofibromatosis Center will host its first research symposium Friday, May 4. The event will focus on clinical and basic science research on neurofibromatosis 1, an inherited condition that increases risk of brain tumors in children and adults.
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Political methodologist helps inform public opinion FULL STORY
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In a tough 2-1 loss at Illinois Wesleyan University April 24, senior Brandon Rogalski recorded two hits, giving him 206 in his WUSTL career. Those hits made him the baseball team's all-time career hits leader, moving past the previous career record-holder, Cornell Foggie.
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