Newsroom Stories

The 46 individuals who retired in fiscal year 2003 have 986 years of service to the University among them.

Projects such as the new Earth and Planetary Sciences Building, the MetroLink expansion and Olin Library’s renovations are progressing as planned.

Aquila’s production combines the Bard’s peerless language with an original score, inventive staging and epic, film-like visual flair.

Author Adam Hochschild will address “The Holocaust in the Congo — Then and Today” for the annual Holocaust Memorial Lecture at 11 a.m. Nov. 5 in Graham Chapel for the Assembly Series. Hochschild’s talk will be based on his book King Leopold’s Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa (1998), which […]

Photo by Ray MarklinChinese delegates came to the University to continue discussions on nursing and physician educational exchange programs.

Photo by Mary ButkusFree flu shots were provided for active Hilltop Campus and West Campus faculty and staff members.

It’s a new, simple pneumonia treatment: Get patients out of bed earlier and more often, and they’ll check out of the hospital an average of one day sooner.

Students not able to leave the University during Thanksgiving break will still be able to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, thanks to the generosity of Philip M. Freeman, Ph.D., assistant professor of Classics in Arts & Sciences, and his wife, Alison. The Freemans, the faculty family in Brookings Residential College, will provide turkey and all […]

The volleyball team, No. 2 in the country and the top seed in the NCAA Tournament Division III Volleyball Central Regional, rallied to defeat Wartburg College, 3-2, in the regional championships Nov. 15 at the Field House. Senior Katie Quinn led the Bears with a season-high 25 kills, and she combined with sophomore Kara Liefer […]

Photo by Kevin LowderVarious dinners were held at the University, including at the Olin School of Business, the School of Law and Lien House.