Author: Neil Schoenherr

The University will again support the Give Thanks Give Back campaign this holiday season. Give Thanks Give Back aims to provide gifts and donations to area families in need by having individuals or departments adopt them. The Office of Student Activities began this support of the 100 Neediest Cases, sponsored by the United Way and […]

Alan I. Glass, M.D., is encouraging those unable to get vaccinated to help reduce spread of the flu through other measures.

Photo by Kevin LowderStudents paint the Association of Black Students’ lounge in the Women’s Building as part of the Black Arts and Sciences Festival Oct. 25-31.

It detects counterfeit credit cards by reading a unique magnetic “fingerprint” on the stripes of the cards and other objects that carry information.

It gave students hands-on experience in a variety of humanitarian areas at the organization’s chapters across the country.

Photo by Mary ButkusMore than 260 children attended Safe Trick-or-Treat Oct. 30, sponsored by Campus Y and the Congress of the South 40.

The centerpiece of the program is Six Solos, a suite of rarely seen 20th-century masterpieces restored by William Whitener.

Business experts from all over the world will come to the Olin School of Business at Washington University to participate in a three-day conference on corporate governance Nov. 11 to 13. “Key Issues in Corporate Governance,” co-sponsored by the Olin School, the Center for Research in Economics and Strategy (CRES), and the Journal of Financial Intermediation, will be held at the Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center. The conference will feature two days of academic presentations and a third day devoted to panel discussions among senior corporate executives, policymakers and academics. Topics include financial markets and corporate governance regulation in the United States and similar issues in the European Union.

“This involvement with students, coupled with the leadership of Jill Carnaghi, make this a wonderful position for me,” she says.

ArtSci Council has planned trips to landmarks such as the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Saint Louis Symphony and the Arch.