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The Gephardt Institute for Public Service invites University faculty to apply for grants to support community-based teaching and learning, also known as service-learning. Service-learning is an effective pedagogy that is used across campus. Employing a broad conception, the distinguishing features of service-learning include targeted, applied learning activities in service to an organization or community, faculty […]

The eyes of the world were on WUSTL Oct. 2 as it hosted the most anticipated vice presidential debate in U.S. history. Millions in the United States and around the world watched as Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska and Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware squared off at the Field House in the Athletic Complex.

Human Resources and TIAA-CREF are offering two investment seminars for active faculty and staff Oct. 17 titled “What Is an Investor To Do?”

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The eyes of the world were on Washington University Oct. 2 as it hosted the most anticipated vice presidential debate in U.S. history. Millions in the United States and around the world watched as Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska and Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware squared off on stage at the Field House in the University’s Athletic Complex.

Students and members of the media watched the vice presidential debate at various locations around the Danforth Campus.

View photographs of politicians and media members gearing up for the vice presidential debate.

Sen. Joe Biden from Delaware and Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, the vice presidential nominees of the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively, debated each other Oct. 2 in the Washington University in St. Louis Athletic Complex.

Chris Matthews brings Hardball to the WUSTL campus for a live broadcast.