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In this Q&A, author and poet Mary Jo Bang, in Arts & Sciences, explains her process of translating Dante’s “Paradiso,” the last of three volumes that together form “The Divine Comedy.”

Neil M. Richards, the Koch Distinguished Professor in Law

Daniel Epps, professor of law

Neil Richards, the Koch Distinguished Professor in Law

The inaugural A&S Innovates Research Pitch Competition this spring featured three-minute lightning pitches from Arts & Sciences faculty members presenting bold ideas on topics ranging from smart textiles to ChatGPT.

Daniel Epps, professor of law

The Sam Fox School’s Pablo Moyano Fernández writes about the advantages of concrete for single-family home construction. Though wood still dominates the U.S. market, Moyano and WashU architecture and engineering students have explored concrete housing through models, prototypes and design competition entries.

Susanne Renner, honorary professor of biology

Timothy McBride, the Bernard Becker Professor in the School of Public Health

Mary Jo Bang, professor of English