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A University trustee from 1975-1985, he was also credited with building Southwestern Bell into a telecommunications empire.

Photo by Mary ButkusMark R. Rank installed Dec. 11 as the first Herbert S. Hadley Professor of Social Welfare.

For the first time, The Career Center will be offering this program throughout an entire month rather than just one week.

Delta Primer: A Field Guide to the California Delta was published by the assistant professor in the School of Architecture in 2003.

School of Medicine researchers will examine the effectiveness of strengthening exercises as a substitute for ankle surgery.

The next Environmental Initiative Colloquium will explore “Plant Sciences: The Environment and Sustainability.” From 2-5 p.m. Feb. 26 in Room 300 of the Arts & Sciences Laboratory Science Building, four eminent scientists will discuss phytoremidiation, the inorganic carbon cycle, carbon sesquestration, the impact of genetically modified crops on the environment and the issue of sustainability. […]

First there was HEAO, then SOFIE, then CRIS and now TIGER. For an astrophysicist whose major research projects over the past 36 years have had these acronyms, it is only fitting that Martin H. Israel, Ph.D., drives a car with license plates that read “COSMC” — as in cosmic rays. Since he arrived at the […]

Photo by Bob BostonMedical students admire the sculpture Techno-Primitive by Ralph Paquin, on display in front of Olin Residence Hall on Scott Avenue.

She will be installed as the inaugural Ralph and Muriel Pumphrey Professor of Social Work March 9 in Brown Hall Lounge.

St. Louis Hillel at Washington University will host a symposium titled “Gateways to Social Justice” from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. March 21 in Brown Hall, Room 100, and Holmes Lounge. The symposium is a component of the Hillel’s Social Justice Institute. The opening keynote addresses will be presented in Brown Hall, Room 100, by Mark Pelavin, […]