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Photo by Kevin LowderEach spring, the dean of the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences recognizes outstanding teaching assistants with a $1,550 cash prize.

Tennis teams head to Division III tournament The men’s and women’s tennis teams are headed to the NCAA Division III Tournament for the seventh consecutive season. The No. 8 men and No. 19 women will travel to Greencastle, Ind., for the NCAA Central Regional May 5-7. The men (18-2) will take on No. 13 Kalamazoo […]

While students first took evening classes at the University in 1854, it wasn’t until 1931 that the night school became “University College.”

A government agency contracted with WUSTL in 1953 to cooperate with two universities in Seoul to develop programs in business administration.

A new national guideline on how hearing aids should be fit for adults will soon be launched thanks to a School of Medicine professor.

The awards honor faculty members with outstanding dedication to graduate students & commitment to excellence in graduate training.

He will serve as the chancellor’s liaison to the Gephardt Institute for Public Service and assist in the development of the University’s next strategic plan.

She was named a “Howard Hughes Medical Institute Professor” in 2002 and is now one of eight scientists to have their original grant funding renewed in 2006.

Vicki L. Friedman of the School of Medicine’s MedPIC department helps facilitate the “Arts as Healing” art therapy program for Siteman Cancer Center patients and their families.

Those being honored at the 145th event May 19 are Aaron J. Ciechanover, Anna Crosslin, Steve Fossett, Henry Louis Gates Jr. and John F. McDonnell.