Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, takes leave from job representing ‘highest profile’ people and ‘biggest names in Hollywood’
Kathleen Clark, professor of law
‘Black Lives do matter, even after death’: Billboards in historic, Black cemetery coming down after activist’s fight
Michael Allen, senior lecturer in architecture and landscape architecture; and lecturer in American culture studies
Environmentalists criticize EPA over Missouri Ameren plant
Ken Miller, environmental scientist and lecturer in law
Without college football, many other sports will be on the chopping block
Patrick Rishe, director, Sports Business Program and professor of practice in sports business
Service industry workers still hurting as sports return amid pandemic
Patrick Rishe, director, Sports Business Program and professor of practice in sports business
Struggling to Focus? How to Improve Your Attention Span When ‘the World Is Sick’
Todd Braver, professor of psychology
Being a public company is costly. For one St. Louis firm, private equity is beckoning
Todd Gormley, associate professor of finance
Genetic profiles may predict COVID-19 risk; nursing home staff in spotlight
Mai He, MD, PhD, associate professor of pathology and immunology
Study hints, can’t prove, survivor plasma fights COVID-19
Jeffrey Henderson, MD, PhD, associate professor of medicine
‘McConnell’s “liability shield” is a weapon aimed at COVID-19 victims’
The School of Law’s Daniel Epps co-writes an op-ed published in Washington Monthly criticizing legislation proposed in Congress that would restrict lawsuits against businesses and employers from people who are exposed to COVID-19. “The bill’s complex procedural requirements make any hope of accountability impossible,” they write.
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