Military veteran Traugott makes the cut in surgery
Prior to medical school, she worked in the Army as an Arabic translator at a camp for Iraqi and Kurdish refugees; she also trained in intelligence.
Commencement speakers
More than a dozen distinguished individuals will speak at Commencement-related events for graduates and their friends and families.
Music and physics ring in true harmony for Mertz
The double major in physics and American Culture Studies also was a cellist in the Washington University Symphony Orchestra and several chamber orchestras.
Mind, body & soul: Traub rounds out math doctorate
Through community outreach and participation on area kickball, softball and volleyball teams, she found the right equation to combine her varied interests.
University to host ‘Foundation for Innovation’ symposium
Business & research leaders will convene at the Medical Campus May 30-31 to discuss developing new enterprises in Missouri based on research discoveries.
Engineering’s Brewer intends to improve the environment
His undergraduate years are characterized by service, commitment and intellectual curiosity; among other projects, he tutored inner-city children for two years.
Listen to your heart
Photo by Robert BostonMedical Education Day featured student poster presentations and faculty members receiving Samuel R. Goldstein Leadership Awards in Medical Student Education.
Repice makes key connections between art and life
Through his varied studies — which include a master’s degree in economics from George Washington University — he sees connection to a broader world.
Cass juggles family, work to finish economics degree
A senior department leader at Edward Jones, she started her undergraduate career nearly three decades ago at Marquette University.
Gallery of Graduates
Read profiles of some of the University’s most interesting graduates.
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