Symposium to commemorate civil rights struggle
Events will include screenings of Eyes on the Prize episodes and a panel discussion about the significance of the series.
Sequencing of X chromosome helps treat genetic disorders
With significant contributions from the Genome Sequencing Center, the sequence of the human X chromosome has been published.
Civil rights activist Moses to speak for Assembly Series
Sponsored by the Association of Black Students, the talk also serves as the keynote address for the “Documenting Change” symposium.
AIDS awareness tour brings message of hope
The University’s Project ARK will sponsor the Journey of Hope AIDS Awareness Tour’s St. Louis stop April 13.
Catholic Student Center to benefit from April 9 ‘Evening in Paris’ gala
The fund-raiser is considered a vital source of support for the center; more than 300 items are being auctioned.
American Indian Awareness Week April 4-9
An American Indian powwow, traditional cuisine, storytelling, music and crafts will be among the highlights.
Red carpet rolled out for April Welcome visitors
The annual month-long event will bring close to 1,000 prospective students from the Class of 2009 to the Hilltop Campus.
Sequenced genomes provide key clues into ‘dirty work’ of fungus
Photo by Robert BostonMichael R. Brent, Ph.D., and Tamara L. Doering, M.D., Ph.D., examine data from the *C. neoformans* gene expression microarray.A team of collaborators, including two WUSTL researchers, has sequenced the genomes of two strains of Cryptococcus neoformans.
Engineering & applied science to present alumni awards
Dean Christopher I. Byrnes will also present the Young Alumni Award and the Dean’s Award at an April 6 dinner event.
Greek networking
Photo by Kevin LowderThe “Letters Today, Leaders Tomorrow” program discussed ways for members of Greek life to use their connections get jobs.
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