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School of Medicine researchers studied healing in the shoulders of 72 rats following rotator cuff surgery.

Getting subjects to move objects using only their brains has implications toward some day building biomedical devices that can control artificial limbs.

School of Medicine pediatric ophthalmologists surgically correct vision on some of the most profoundly impaired children.

Photo by Robert BostonJennifer Manly, John Morris, M.D., and Norman Seay at the first annual Norman R. Seay Lecture Sept. 19.

Danforth, Medical campuses develop solutions to increase energy efficiency every year.

Schools from all over the Midwest will be represented.

C-TRAIN to open Oct. 20 in the Center of Research Translation and Entrepreneurial Exchange (CORTEX) Building.

The popular Travel Lecture Film Series, brought to campus each year courtesy of the Washington University Alumni Association, returns this season with eight travelogues that cover the world. Created by some of the most esteemed artists in the industry, the films feature gorgeous scenery and great storytelling. The travelogues can be seen at 6 p.m. […]

The football team regained the Founder’s Cup with a 26-7 victory at the University of Chicago Oct. 14.

Photo by David KilperThe southern facades of the Kemper Art Museum and Earl E. and Myrtle E. Walker Hall. Also pictured is the Dula Foundation Central Courtyard.For the first time in decades, all of the University’s undergraduate design and visual arts programs will be located in a single, central location.