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John G. Csernansky was attending medical school at New York University when he had one of those rare epiphanies that reveal a person’s true calling. Medical students at NYU did their psychiatry rotations at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan. Just the name “Bellevue” conjures up the image of a psychiatric hospital for many, but in fact, […]

She was a clinical instructor in social work in the Department of Psychiatry.

The award recognizes GWB’s outstanding contribution to international social work; it was presented Feb. 27 during CSWE’s Annual Planning Meeting.

The challenges will be due to the groundbreaking ceremonies of the Sam Fox Arts Center April 14 and Thurtene Carnival April 17-18.

The Washington University Symphony Orchestra and Washington University Chamber Choir will present the 2004 Chancellor’s Concert at 3 p.m. April 25 in Graham Chapel. The concert is free and open to the public. It will feature the premiere of three new compositions — commissioned for the University’s Sesquicentennial — by Harold Blumenfeld, John MacIvor Perkins […]

She was managing editor of the Arts & Sciences Newsletter and coordinator of the Arts & Sciences National Council.

Courtesy photoHis work has drawn considerable interest from industry and government in our nation’s war on bioterrorism.

Photo by Bob BostonSenior design engineer Arnold Heidbreder and research associate Gavin Perry work in the Electronics Shop.This comprehensive electronics repair shop and instrument fabrication facility can help with new project design and repairs of old devices, too.

Photo by Bill StoverA recent symposium on clockless computing brought industry pioneers Ivan Sutherland and Wesley A. Clark to the University.

Photo by Joe AngelesThe now-renovated Olin Library was rededicated May 7 in a ceremony attended by about 800 people.