Students open online-sales, bike shops
Bears’ Bikes and Campus Easy Sales are on the ground level of Gregg House; they are part of the Student Entrepreneurial Program.
Campus access, parking to be restricted during debate week
As more and more visitors and members of the media come to the University, fewer and fewer parking spaces will be available.
Simpson heads retirees with 46 years of service
It was 1957. Ford Motor Co. unveiled the Edsel; American Bandstand, with 27-year-old host Dick Clark, made its network television debut; Jerry Lee Lewis recorded “Great Balls of Fire” and the USSR launched Sputnik 1, the first satellite. And Josephine Simpson first reported for work at Washington University. Simpson was one of 45 retirees — […]
GWB’s Lawlor named to Gordon professorship
He’s “a distinguished academic leader and contributor to the advance of social work education and scholarship,” Chancellor Wrighton says.
Artistic expression
Photo by Bob Boston
In the Midst: 20 Degrees East by Joe Chelsa, is one of 10 pieces featured in the St. Louis Spatialsynergy: Transforming Space exhibit.
Exhibits on campus highlight presidents
Four shows, including Presidential Debates at Washington University, will be featured in conjunction with the Oct. 8 debate.
Orthopaedic surgeons preserve joints in young adult patients
Hip replacement surgery provides pain relief and improved function for patients, but it’s not a great solution for young people.
Notables
Jonathan S. Turner, Ph.D.,
Jeffrey M. Zacks, Ph.D., and
Erika C. Crouch, Ph.D.
Obituary: Burrus
He was a tennis coach and athletics director at the University in the 1960s.
Hip fracture study needs elderly patients
University researchers are trying a new approach that entails combining extended exercise therapy with daily use of a topical gel.
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