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.
Protein may prevent cells from self-attack
The protein is the first of its kind to be identified in B cells and could provide scientists with a new target for treatments.
Engineers aim to improve defibrillators
Photo by David KilperCrystal Ripplinger and Igor Efimov discuss their work on implantable defibrillators in Efimov’s laboratory.Smaller devices would free cardiac patients from the discomfort and danger of having to have it replaced frequently.
National health-care dilemmas to be addressed at conference
Prominent national experts in health and health-care policy will address important issues affecting the future of medicine Oct. 7.
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Presidential Politics & Campaign Issue Experts
Campaign Tactics & Stategy James Davis Professor of Political Science in Arts & Sciences Direct contact: (314) 935-5828 / davis@artsci.wustl.edu Expertise: presidency, campaigns, budget battles, American politics, military history, politics of war on terrorism, U.S. intelligence operations Sobel specializes in the politics of international finance with a focus upon domestic explanations of international behavior. His […]
Steve Givens Commentary
“Hosting the debates never had been about long-term publicity or economic benefits. It’s about the students.”
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Kevin LowderJunior Jenny Beach and sophomore Shelby Kamenstein play in the Sam-E-Phi Trotters Charity Basketball Tournament Sept. 18.
Rolling over cancer
Bob BostonMore than 140 people helped raise cancer awareness for the Siteman Cancer Center and broke a world record in the process.
Obituary: Powers, 79
She spent the majority of her 31-year University career at the School of Law.
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