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“Dean Weese has made an indelible mark on the growth and strength of the School of Architecture,” Chancellor Wrighton says.

She is “a very precise, inventive, clear-thinking and thorough designer,” Associate Professor Stephen Leet says.

Effective Oct. 1, active benefits-eligible faculty and staff will have the opportunity to make contributions to a MO$T account.

Photo by Kevin LowderSchool of Law students rehearse a re-enactment of the second Dred Scott trial for the University’s 150th Birthday Party Sept. 14.

Photo by Mary ButkusFour of the University’s Rhodes Scholars return to the Hilltop Campus to share their experiences and words of wisdom.

A “tip” the University researchers pass on to food servers: Encourage separate checks at large tables; this will help maximize gratuities.

George Eberle, former president and chief executive officer of Grace Hill Settlement House and Health Center, will lecture on “The Impact of Professionalism and Elitism on Neighborhood Capacity Building From the Settlement House Perspective” at 1:10 p.m. Oct. 30 in Brown Hall Lounge. The lecture is co-sponsored by Grace Hill and the George Warren Brown […]

In Jules Verne’s 1873 classic, Phileas Fogg takes on a wager to travel Around the World in Eighty Days. The University’s Travel Lecture Series 2003-04 season will allow attendees to experience the world in just eight nights. A film is presented each month by an acclaimed international travel expert. From the magic of Malaysia to […]

The No. 2 volleyball team extended its winning streak to a season-high 15 matches Oct. 22 at the Field House, as it knocked off Division II Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville 3-0. With the win, the Bears, who have not lost since Sept. 19, upped their record to 25-3. The Bears took the match in straight games, […]

Researchers will use positron emission tomography to see if they can identify differences in the dopamine system.