Saul Rosenzweig, 97, professor emeritus in Arts & Sciences
He earned a doctorate from Harvard in 1932 and was a friend and classmate of B.F. Skinner.
WUSTL ranked 12th in best value by U.S. News
The University is tied with Northwestern for 11th place in undergraduate programs among the nation’s best national universities.
Other obituaries
Keister, 71;
Suydam, 54.
Introducing new faculty members
Timothy E. Hullar;
Sam B. Bhayani;
William G. Hawkins; and
Anna A. Kuang.
Project proposals sought from all faculty
More than $600,000 will be available through a grant program to be administered and coordinated by the new Center for Research on Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Campaign creates 165 endowed professorships
Photo by Bill StoverChancellor Mark S. Wrighton and Executive Vice Chancellor David T. Blasingame spoke at a celebration July 1 in Holmes Lounge.The Campaign for Washington University ended June 30 with $1.55 billion in gifts and commitments, a WUSTL record.
WUSTL is awarded full research accreditation, a select distinction
It’s “another example of our faculty and staff’s unwavering commitment to protect our research participants,” Vice Chancellor Cicero says.
Skandalaris gift is third to support entrepreneurship
A grant program will be administered and coordinated by the newly established Center for Research on Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Peck Named to National Committee on Health Insurance Benefits and Payments
PeckThe National Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Medicine has named William A. Peck, M.D., a member of a national committee that will address ways to redesign health insurance benefits, payment and performance improvement programs.
Scientists suspect existing seizure, nerve pain drug may also treat tinnitus
Millions of people with severe tinnitus currently have little hope for quick relief from the unrelenting ringing or buzzing noises the disorder produces. But WUSM scientists suspect a drug already approved for seizure disorders and chronic nerve pain also can help silence the noises that plague tinnitus patients.
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