International Festival at GWB April 12 and 16
From traditional foods to informative presentations and lively entertainment, international students in the George Warren Brown School of Social Work will offer a taste of their homelands during the 10th annual International Festival April 12 and 16. The theme of this year’s festival, which is free and open to the public, is “Citizens of the […]
Loebs establish professorship
They made the commitment to honor and thank local physicians with clinical excellence and to encourage teaching that excellence.
Coverage of the uninsured focus of panel discussion
“The True Cost of Health Care in the United States” April 21 was organized by University medical students.
All in good fun
Photo by Mary ButkusThurtene Carnival April 17-18 featured carnival rides, themed facades, food, game booths and student-performed plays.
Initial Sesquicentennial Ethic of Service Awards honor six
Photo by Mary ButkusMedical student Edy Young Kim receives a Sesquicentennial Ethic of Service Award from Vice Chancellor James E. McLeod.The awards are intended to honor University community members who believe in and shape the future of our region.
Clockless computing
Photo by Bill StoverA recent symposium on clockless computing brought industry pioneers Ivan Sutherland and Wesley A. Clark to the University.
Softball team ends year with 33-5 mark
The No. 2 softball team was eliminated from the NCAA Division III Tournament in a 4-3 loss to No. 3 Central College in the loser’s bracket of the Midwest Regional May 9 in Pella, Iowa. Central freshman Stef Miller recorded her first hit in four postseason games, a grand slam to left field in the […]
Hales adds strong intellect to her kindness, compassion
Much of her spare time was spent trying to help people struggling with just about every possible problem.
Bone-loss drug triggers first case of drug-induced osteopetrosis
A drug used to treat bone loss associated with diseases such as osteoporosis has caused a child to develop an unhealthy, dense skeleton characteristic of osteopetrosis, or marble bone disease.
Optimizing living experiences for the University’s students
Rob Wild loves Washington University so much, he just couldn’t leave. At least not for long. Wild, a 1993 Arts & Sciences graduate, worked for a few years at the University of Wisconsin after graduating and is now back as an associate director in the Office of Residential Life. He could not be happier. “I […]
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