Inspiring People: Susan Cook

Susan Cook, director of the Office of Biological Safety, talks about how she helps make sure that researchers conduct their work safely, and how WashU’s mission inspires her work, in Human Resources’ staff spotlight.

Scholar discusses refugee research

Mitra Naseh, who directs the Forced Migration Initiative at the Brown School, takes part in a podcast episode recapping the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration conference in Indonesia. She and doctoral student Jihye Lee discussed their research on resettled refugees in the U.S.

A warning about executive order ‘restoring gold standard science’

Leaders of geoscience journals, including Arts & Sciences’ Michael Wysession, have published an editorial arguing that a recent federal executive order threatens American scientific integrity. They argue that years of scientific advancement that has helped the U.S. economy, military and technology could be undone.

Afghans in US face uncertainty after the cancellation of their humanitarian relief

Share article Print article Thousands of Afghans living in the United States face an uncertain future after a federal appeals court ruled on July 21, 2025, that the Trump administration can end a humanitarian relief program that provided them work permits and protection from deportation, writes Mitra Naseh.

Alabama Dodges Bail-in

We will have to wait and see what remains of the Voting Rights Act after next term, which is shaping up to be monumental, writes Travis Crum.
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