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Photo by Joe AngelesThe Sam Fox Arts Center held the “Festival of the Arts” to spotlight construction of the Kemper Art Museum and Walker Hall.

The pioneer in the development of several areas of mathematics died at Barnes-Jewish Hospital Oct. 16; he was 74.

Photo by Mary ButkusNurse Marilyn Bennett won the Guiding Star Award, which is given annually to honor a clinical staff member at the medical school.

Photo by David KilperAndrea Heugatter, one of the newest faculty fellows in the South 40, enjoys a conversation wtih freshmen Kevin Tang and Shi Su.The goal of the faculty fellows program is to help integrate academic and residential life by having professors live in the residence halls.

Since beginning her career in journalism and broadcasting, Farai Chideya has focused on finding out the truth about what young American adults — especially those of color — believe and value. In an Assembly Series lecture Oct. 27, she will share her thoughts and discuss what young Americans can do to help remedy some of […]

Gerald Torres, co-author with Lani Guinier of The Miner’s Canary: Enlisting Race, Resisting Power, Transforming Democracy, a treatise on race in America, will speak for both the Assembly Series and the School of Law. The lecture, “Knowledge, Power and Democracy: Insights From the Civil Rights and Environmental Movements,” will be at 4 p.m. Oct. 28 […]

Investigators are launching several projects aimed at preventing the global spread of HIV infection by reducing high-risk behaviors. More medical articles

A panel of experts spoke at the “Health-Care Challenges Facing the Nation” conference Oct. 7 on the Medical Campus.

The Dean’s Distinguished Service Award recognizes an employee whose outstanding contributions exemplify an exceptional commitment and dedication.

An annual fall address today kicks off the observation; University College Dean Robert Wiltenburg and Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton will speak.