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The population of bacteria in premature infants’ guts may depend more on the babies’ biological makeup and gestational age at birth than on environmental factors, School of Medicine researchers have found. Those microbes may have lasting effects on health and development. 
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In the past 10 years, an active-learning course called “Active Physics” gradually has displaced lecture-based introductory physics courses at WUSTL. Now, a comprehensive three-year evaluation suggests that “Active Physics” consistently produces more proficient and confident students.
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WUSTL leaders joined with government officials, educators and students to dedicate KIPP Victory Academy last month. The university serves as a sponsor of the KIPP charter school organization. This is its second school in St. Louis.
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Jill Stratton, PhD, has been named associate dean of undergraduate residential learning at WUSTL, effective immediately. Sharon Stahl, PhD, vice chancellor for students, said Stratton’s new title reflects the important role she plays in the community as well as her expanding responsibilities.
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At recent Board of Trustees meetings, several faculty members were appointed with tenure, promoted with tenure or reinstated with tenure.
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‘A man for all seasons’
The university’s longtime director of athletics retired this summer. Here’s a look back at his legacy, shared from Washington Magazine.
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