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A Framework for Change
Alumna Sandy Speicher’s human-centered design solutions are greatly impacting the nation’s quality of education. These solutions may one day lead to a higher quality of life for students.
Partners in Learning
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Ensuring a Transformative Experience in Arts & Sciences
Jennifer R. Smith, PhD, became dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, the largest of the university’s undergraduate schools, July 1, 2012.
Student-Scholars Continue to Compete, 2011–12
Washington University students continue to win competitive scholarships, from the Goldwater to the Udall.
Musicologist Gives New Voice to Singing Nuns
Sifting through the Vatican Secret Archives, Professor Craig Monson, PhD, uncovers remarkable stories that reveal the sometimes scandalous history and traditions of Italian convent singing.
Design Impacts Urban Lives
The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum is hosting Design with the Other 90%: CITIES, an exhibit that explores the essential role that innovative design can play in addressing today’s most pressing local and global issues.
Student-Athletes at a Glance
Washington University had a conference-best 20 student-athletes named to the fourth annual University Athletic Association (UAA) Presidents Scholar-Athlete Team in 2012.
Grants to Spur Robust Startup Culture in St. Louis
Eleven Washington University-affiliated entrepreneurs win $750,000 in inaugural funding from Arch Grants.
Ervin Scholars: 25 Years of Excellence
More than 1,000 alumni, family and friends of the Ervin Scholars Program visited campus Sept. 14–16, 2012, to participate in “Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence: Our Names and Our Stories.” “Throughout the weekend, we recognized the extraordinary scholars who, in pursuit of academic excellence, service, leadership and diversity, have continued the legacy of Dr. John […]
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