Campus Authors: Beata Grant, Ph.D., professor of Chinese and of Religious Studies, both in Arts & Sciences
Her new book is titled The Red Brush: Writing Women of Imperial China.
Spring break
The Record will not publish next week due to spring break. Look for our next issue March 18.
Supplier Diversity Initiative flourishes with Marks’ aid
Sandra Marks, a 1983 M.B.A. graduate from WUSTL, became the University’s director of supplier diversity in 1998.
Bringing attention to sexual assault
Photo by Kevin LowderThe Clothesline Project, part of Sexual Assault Awareness Week, was a visual display of shirts that bear witness to violence.
MetroLink construction limits University Drive parking
To construct a tunnel east of Big Bend Boulevard, Metro is receiving deliveries of materials on extremely large trucks.
Faculty associates enrich students’ experiences
The program helps integrate faculty members into undergraduates’ residential life; more volunteers are needed.
WUSTL co-sponsors national science & technology meeting
The exploration-themed conference will encourage attendees to “Map Your Course With Math, Science and Technology.”
‘Hobbit’ fossil likely represents new species of early humans
Photo by Robert BostonInvestigators Charles Hildebolt (right) and Dean Faulk hold a cast of the skull of the “Hobbit,” likely a new species of prehistoric humans.Medical school researchers performed a detailed comparison of the fossil’s brain case with those of other human ancestors.
More medical news
Court of appeals session at law school
The court periodically holds sessions in law schools as part of an educational program; the public is invited to hear cases.
Foote professor
Photo by Mary ButkusFrances H. Foster was installed as the Edward T. Foote II Professor of Law Feb. 17 in Anheuser-Busch Hall.
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