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A principal architect of landmark sex equality laws in the U.S. will wrap up the fall 2013 programs of WUSTL’s Assembly Series and the School of Law’s Public Interest Law & Policy Speakers Series. Catharine MacKinnon, JD, PhD, who now focuses on halting human trafficking, will speak Thursday, Nov. 14.
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WUSTL has received a $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to foster student diversity in its PhD training program in the biomedical sciences. Pictured are inaugural scholars from the program.
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In the spring, WUSTL students may take a variety of Semester Online courses ranging from Trinity College Dublin’s “Ireland and Rebellion” to Wake Forest’s “Introduction to Bioethics.” The online consortium now boasts 21 top peer institutions.
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WUSTL’s Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) will host an information session titled “Show Me LLI” for prospective members from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, at the university’s West Campus. The event will feature an overall orientation followed by several sample classes. It is free and open to adults ages 55 and older.
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Arts & Sciences students Annie Werner (left) and Olivia Lugar take “selfies” Oct. 31 in front of the McDonnell Center for Space Sciences’ Trick or Tweet display in Rudolph Hall. Arts & Sciences undergraduates were encouraged to participate in a community-building and social media campaign by visiting various departments throughout campus and taking their pictures next to Halloween-themed stations.
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