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Though the senior class president’s studies certainly took up much of his time, many of his hours were spent outside the classroom.

The fifth Service First will take place Aug. 30 when more than 1,100 students, including most of the new freshman class, will help clean, update and renovate 13 St. Louis, University City and Riverview Gardens public schools. Volunteer support from faculty and staff to help supervise and organize students for the project is welcomed. “This […]

Distinguished Alumni Awards will go to Geoffrey E.H. Ballard, Norman Foster, Caryn Mandabach, Melvin L. Oliver, Harry J. Seigle and Bennett A. Shaywitz.

The meeting featured reports by Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton and reports from several standing committees.

The School of Medicine has assumed ownership and governance of a portion of CID’s programs and will continue to advance the institute’s mission.

“Borders and Boundaries in 20th-Century Music” Oct. 24 corresponds to an Alan Cohen photography exhibit.

Photo by Bob BostonTimothy J. Eberlein, director of the Siteman Cancer Center, introduces Lance Armstrong.More than 1,300 people packed into the World’s Fair Pavilion in Forest Park to see Armstrong and his Tour of Hope teammates.

Studies have looked at whether revving up part of the immune system can relieve symptoms of the chronic inflammatory disease.

Acclaimed children’s author Katherine Paterson, who wrote of Bridge to Terabithia, will host a pair of events for the 2003-04 Center for the Humanities in Arts & Sciences’ Writers Series Nov. 17-18. At 8 p.m. Nov. 17, Paterson will read from her work in Anheuser-Busch Hall, Room 204. At 4 p.m. Nov. 18, she will […]

Photo by Tim ParkerSen. Jim Talent visits with John W. McDonald and a patient during a recent trip to the School of Medicine to learn about medical research.