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His work contributes to the international fight against credit card fraud, identity theft and threats to national security.

Photo by Kevin LowderThe “Letters Today, Leaders Tomorrow” program discussed ways for members of Greek life to use their connections get jobs.

She has an interest in learning and memory, as well as the implications and applications of such research on educational instruction and policy.

Photo by Kevin LowderAlberto del Saz, visiting Marcus Artist in the Performing Arts Department in Arts & Sciences’ Dance Program, leads a master class.

DanforthElizabeth Gray Danforth, wife of Chancellor Emeritus William H. Danforth and first lady of Washington University for nearly a quarter century, passed away on Wednesday, March 30, 2005, of cancer. She was 75. Known as “Ibby” to her friends and to the campus community, she became a tireless ambassador for the university when her husband was named vice chancellor for medical affairs in 1965 and then chancellor in 1971.

The Center for Social Development (CSD) at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis recently announced the 2005 grant recipients of its Civic Service Small Research Grants and Fellows Program. This program is part of the Global Service Institute (GSI) research initiative funded by the Ford Foundation.

The Supplier Diversity Initiative annual report for fiscal year 2004 shows the University is continuing to make great strides.

The animated adult series featuring a dysfunctional family has been nominated for an Emmy award and has a strong following.

A team headed by Craig Pikaard has discovered a fourth kind found only in plants, thought to have been around for more than 200 million years.

The Esperanza Award is given by the Hispanic Leaders Group of Greater St. Louis; Braxs is coordinator of community service for students of Spanish.