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The drives will help increase supplies for the American Red Cross and the Community Blood Center of St. Louis.

Also a University alumna, she died Sept. 23 in Naples, Fla., after a long battle with breast cancer.

Men’s soccer team wins 2 of 3 matches The men’s soccer team went 2-1 last week to move to 5-1-3. WUSTL opened the week Sept. 20 at home against Illinois Wesleyan University, winning 4-0. Sophomore Marshall Plow drilled home the game-winning goal, and senior Nick Kalscheur scored twice for the Red and Green. The Bears […]

Jeffery Matthews directs the cast of 28 in the Broadway smash, one of the most popular and controversial plays of the 1960s.

The professor of anatomy and neurobiology and of radiology is a leader in research into techniques for rehabilitating the brain after strokes.

“We were able to associate risk of death with the characteristics of the patients’ beta-adrenergic receptor genes,” says study co-author Howard McLeod.

The recipient of the award gives the Robert A. Millikan Lecture at the American Association of Physics Teachers’ summer meeting.

Photo by Robert BostonNurse Jill Bokern was presented with the Guiding Star Award, an annual honor for a clinical staff member at the School of Medicine.

“Managing Your Business Career Strategy” is the first class of its kind at the University and maybe the first of its kind in the nation.

Soprano Kiera Duffy and pianist Sandra Geary will present Washington University’s annual Liederabend at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9. Literally translated as “evening of song,” Liederabend is a German term referring to a recital given by a singer and pianist, particularly of works by 19th-century Austrian or German composers. The Oct. 9 program will feature Robert Schumann’s beloved cycle of sixteen songs titled Dichterliebe, based on poems of Heinrich Heine.