Campus & Community

The Danforth Center on Religion and Politics publishes a free online journal covering contemporary American religion and politics.

Men’s Basketball Coach, 1947–59

View a faculty illustration of a young Charles Dickens, a photo of students performing service in the community, and a 60-foot-wide mural of former presidents.

To honor his father, Donald A. Jubel, BSME ’73, and his wife, Karen, have supported scholarships in engineering for decades.

Katie Campos, AB ’08, is New York State’s assistant secretary for education. She was appointed to a senior-level position because of her background in education reform advocacy.

Physical therapist Tim Caruso, BSPT ’82, provides adaptive equipment for children with special needs.

Emily Shurilla, MSW ’05, is program director for Providence House, a crisis nursery in Cleveland. While a student at the Brown School, she spent time at St. Louis Crisis Nursery, which inspired her to work with children.

Sophomore Anna Zambricki recorded the second hat trick of her career to lead the No. 11 ranked women’s soccer team to a 3-0 victory in the conference opener for both teams on Sept.30 in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Edward R. Fickenscher, director of business development in the Office of Technology Management (OTM), died suddenly Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2012. He was 68.

The football team defeated Kenyon College 28-23 Sept. 23 to pick up its first win of the season. WUSTL (1-3) plays its second road game of the season Saturday, Sept. 29, at DePauw University. Game time is set for 1 p.m. (ET) in Greencastle, Ind.