Living on the South 40: Faculty families interact with students
The Cuilles and the Torreses are the eighth and ninth families, respectively, to accept the University’s invitation to live among students rent-free on campus.
Transplant cures type 2 diabetic rats — without drugs
A transplant procedure by School of Medicine researchers cured rats’ diabetes without the need for risky immune-suppression drugs.
Patrick Ryan to read from work
Ryan’s debut novel — Send Me — was published earlier this year.
A passion for improving lives
Photo by David Kilper
WUSTL botanists awarded
At its annual meeting this summer in Chiang Mai, Thailand, the Society for Economic Botany honored Memory Elvin-Lewis, Ph.D., adjunct professor of Microbiology and Ethnobotany at the School of Medicine; and Walter H. Lewis, Ph.D., professor emeritus of biology in Arts & Sciences “in recognition of outstanding achievement, research, and service to the field of economic botany.”
Mumps vaccine available
In light of two recent cases at Wheaton College in Illinois, Student Health Services is recommending that students review their mumps immunization history to make certain that they have received two doses of MMR vaccine or have had a blood test that indicates mumps immunity.
MOST program offered
The state tuition savings program is included in the WUSTL benefits package.
MOST program offered
The state tuition savings program is included in the WUSTL benefits package.
From this day forward, the Danforth Campus
Photo by Joe AngelesThe WUSTL Bear congratulates Chancellor Emeritus William H. Danforth at the conclusion of the Sept. 17 ceremony in Graham Chapel officially naming the Danforth Campus. Harold T. Shapiro, Ph.D., president emeritus and professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University, gave the keynote address. For more on the day’s events, click here or go online to danforthcampus.wustl.edu.
Football team falls to Wheaton, 48-7
The football team (1-1) suffered its first setback of the season in a 48-7 loss at No. 25 Wheaton College Sept. 16. The loss snapped the Bears’ six-game road winning streak, and its six-game overall winning streak dating back to last season.
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