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Photo by Mary ButkusSophomore Scott Fabricant (right) chats with alumnus Nathan Dardick while freshman Jean-Charles Foyer looks on during an Oct. 4 dessert reception for all residents of Nathan Dardick House in the South 40.
Biology teaching program funded by NSF
St. Louis area high school biology teachers accepted to the program can earn a master’s degree at no cost.
Construction Update for Danforth Campus
Mass excavation of the Central Underground Parking Garage is 80 percent complete.
Art in Transit
Photo by Kevin LowderA sculpture by Lindsey Stouffer, visiting assistant professor of art in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, recently was installed at the Forsyth Boulevard MetroLink station in Clayton.
Benefits programs meetings scheduled for faculty, staff
There will be 30 different meetings to ensure eligible faculty and staff thoroughly understand the plans.
Campus Watch
The following incidents were reported to University Police Oct. 4-10. Readers with information that could assist in investigating these incidents are urged to call 935-5555. This information is provided as a public service to promote safety awareness and is available on the University Police Web site at police.wustl.edu. Crime alert University Police released the following […]
Going global for the local school
Photo by David Kilper
EPA announces establishment of new university compliance assistance center
Photo by Joe Angeles / WUSTL PhotoBruce Backus (left), Washington University assistant vice chancellor of environmental health and safety, and United States Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Stephen L. Johnson.Recognizing the leadership that Washington University in St. Louis has shown in management of hazardous waste and its many environmental initiatives, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), during a visit to Washington University, announced plans to establish a new, national compliance assistance center for colleges and universities.
Trustees discuss strategic plans
The University’s Board of Trustees discussed societal challenges that the University should address in the future, University constituencies and how well they are being served and undergraduate enrollment issues.
Rejection-free limb transplant is aim of reconstructive surgeon
To reach his goal, Thomas Tung has been researching transplantation of hindlimbs to mice from unrelated donors without giving the mice immunosuppressive drugs.
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