‘Visualizing’ Tourette syndrome
Researchers will use positron emission tomography to see if they can identify differences in the dopamine system.
Not your normal book drive: Supporting overseas troops
B.J. Johnston, associate dean of collections and departmental libraries in Olin Library, recently organized a book drive for troops stationed in Kuwait.
Charity Navigator: WUSTL No. 1 in financial efficiency
In its most recent rankings, WUSTL received an overall rating of 69.58 out of 70 possible points in Charity Navigator’s financial evaluation.
Summer in Paris (and Lisbon, and Helsinki )
Courtesy imageDrawings by students from the School of Architecture’s summer Study Abroad Program are on view in Givens Hall through Nov. 30.
Alexander Technique funding available
The method focuses on improving body movements and physical function and commonly is studied by athletes and performing artists.
Campus Authors: Walter H. Lewis and Memory P.F. Elvin-Lewis
Walter H. Lewis and Memory P.F. Elvin-Lewis’ Medical Botany, Plants Affecting Human Health.
Implanted stimulator for Parkinson’s disease impairs cognitive function
When given cognitive tests, patients performed better when their stimulators were turned off than when they were turned on.
Law school speaker series to focus on public interest
The School of Law’s sixth annual Public Interest Law Speaker Series is held in Anheuser-Busch Hall; all lectures are free and open to the public.
Women’s basketball tied for UAA lead
The women’s basketball team went 2-0 in University Athletic Association play to remain tied in first in the conference race with the University of Rochester. WUSTL, the No. 7 team in the country, upended Case Western Reserve University, 84-58, Jan. 18 at home. Sophomore Kelly Manning finished the game with a career-high 23 points and […]
Hotel open house
The Parkway Hotel is holding an open house for the Medical Campus from noon-6 p.m. Feb. 10.
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