Olin School builds global leadership role, hosts Shanghai conference
Anjan Thakor co-founded the Financial Intermediation Research Society to communicate & coordinate further research more efficiently.
Eight from Arts & Sciences awarded Fulbrights
Six are recently graduated seniors, and two are graduate students.
New roles for Roloff, Hoffner
John Klein announced that Roloff will become vice chancellor for capital projects; Hoffner will become assistant vice chancellor for real estate.
Truman installed as Greensfelder professor in engineering
“His value to the University has been well-reflected in his numerous honors and awards,” Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton says.
Libraries announce annual Neureuther book collection competition winners
Graduate-student winners are Ryan Shirey and Benjamin Cawthra; undergraduate winners are Jennifer Feder and Wendy Xin.
Share the knowledge
Photo by David KilperNearly 100 researchers, students and faculty across disciplines attended the all-day Cardiac Bioelectricity & Arrhythmia Center retreat.
Chemistry’s Hiss receives Gloria White award at Staff Day
He assists colleagues outside of chemistry on a regular basis, and there are numerous accounts of him stepping in to take care of problems.
Major to Class of 2006: ‘Be ambitious, aim high’
“Learning continues well beyond academia. In the university of life, it never stops,” he said; later, he warned, “Never accept sound-byte government.”
Camels & llamas provide for quick caffeine test
School of Medicine researchers are developing a quick test for caffeine, a dipstick, that can be used to check for caffeine in a variety of drinks.
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Sports
The Bears notched three All-America citations at the NCAA Outdoor Championships May 25-27 in Lisle, Ill. The men finished tied for 36th in the team standings, while the women finished tied for 51st.
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