Stroke center created with $9 million grant
The School of Medicine will receive about $9 million over five years to investigate new ways to diagnose and treat stroke.
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Common arm injuries among NFL players tracked by research
New School of Medicine research shows arm injuries are causing NFL players to miss significant game and practice time.
New I-64/Kingshighway interchange now open
Employees, patients and visitors to the Washington University Medical Center have a new and improved commute with the Aug. 18 opening of the redesigned and rebuilt I-64/Kingshighway interchange.
New hearing aid technology passes restaurant noise test
A test of new hearing aid technology by School of Medicine researchers showed that the hearing aids worked well in a noisy environment — the most challenging test for a hearing aid.
Obituaries of Record
Members of the Washington University community who have recently died.
Football season opener now a home game
The season opener for the WUSTL football team has changed venues. Come cheer on the Bears as they play Greenville College at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6 at Francis Field.
Of note
Ken Cadwell, Ph.D.,
Jonathan M. Chase, Ph.D.,
Joseph C. Corbo, M.D., Ph.D.,
Vadim Fedorov, Ph.D.,
Ted H. Hansen, Ph.D., and more…
Stoff to lead Parking & Transportation Services
Nicholas L. Stoff has been named director of Parking & Transportation Services, announced Steve Hoffner, assistant vice chancellor for operations.
McBride named associate dean for master of health program
Timothy McBride, Ph.D., professor, has been named the first associate dean for public health at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work.
The future of medicine
Photo by Robert BostonThe School of Medicine Class of 2012’s 124 students were presented with a white coat, a long-time symbol of the medical profession, Aug. 15.