Newsroom Stories

Applicants from the basic sciences, epidemiological and behavioral science departments are especially encouraged to apply.

Tennis teams head to NCAA tourney The men’s and women’s tennis teams are headed to the NCAA Tournament for the sixth-consecutive season, as announced by the NCAA Division III tennis committee. The No. 16 women’s team travels to Denison University for the Central Regional on May 7-8. WUSTL (9-8) takes on No. 6 DePauw University […]

When he was young, Bruce D. Lindsay, M.D., associate professor of medicine, liked to wrestle. Back then, his opponents were scrappy kids from Haddonfield, N. J., bent on proving their worth. Today, the stakes are higher for Lindsay, but the characteristics of a good wrestler — intelligence, action and especially perseverance — are clear in […]

They were able to match the genetic sequence of the bacterium Mycobacterium avium to the same bacterium found in the lungs of ill lifeguards.

There are several ways to practice conservation in your office and home in two of the most important areas — light and water.

Photo by Kevin LowderFormer U.K. Prime Minister John Major chats with Charles F. Knight at the recent International Business Outlook Conference.

Photo by Kevin LowderMore than 450 fraternity and sorority pledges attended a recent team-building event sponsored by the Office of Greek Life.

Photo by Mary ButkusBarton H. Hamilton was recently installed as the inaugural Robert Brookings Smith Distinguished Professorship in Entrepreneurship.

Distinguished Alumni Award recipients are John Dubinsky, Flint Fowler, Henrietta Freedman, Diane Jacobsen & William Pollard; the Dean’s Medal goes to John Biggs.

Photo by Mary ButkusAwards for Outstanding TRIO Students of the Year and the Outstanding TRIO Achiever were presented in an April 27 ceremony.