2007-08 parking permit prices set
Parking and Transportation Services has announced Danforth Campus parking permit fees for the 2007-08 school year. The fees take effect July 1.
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Women’s basketball falls in NCAA championship game
The women’s basketball team finished second in the NCAA Division III national championship, while the men finished third this weekend. – See latest results
Major health-care funding report to be released March 19
WUSTL and eight other institutions will release a report on stagnant National Institutes of Health funding and the threat to progress in health care.
Murray appointed to Loeb professorship
David Murray, M.D., pediatric anesthesiologist and director of the Clinical Simulation Center, has been named the Loeb Professor at the School of Medicine.
Renfrew expands understanding of cognitive archaeology
Eminent British archaeologist Lord Colin Renfrew will speak for the Assembly Series on cognitive archaeology and how we become human at 4 p.m. March 22 in Graham Chapel.
African films screened at festival
Four feature films and four short films from six different African nations are part of the African Film Festival March 22-25.
Renaissance students
<img src="/news/PublishingImages/5531_t.gif" alt="Renaissance students This spring, 37 art and architecture students from the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts are soaking in history by living and working in Florence and pursuing a curriculum that includes studios, art history seminars and Italian language classes.” height=”255″ width=”175″ />Courtesy Photo/Sketch by Alla AgafonovRenaissance students This spring, 37 art and architecture students from the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts are soaking in history by living and working in Florence and pursuing a curriculum that includes studios, art history seminars and Italian language classes.
Carnaval!
Photo by Kevin LowderPerformers dance the zapateado, a Mexican dance with Spanish roots, accompanied by mariachi music at Carnaval 2007 March 2-3 at Edison Theatre.
Izenberg explores formations of identity for Assembly Series
Gerald N. Izenberg, Ph.D., professor of history and co-director of the Literature and History program, both in Arts & Sciences, will examine the complex notions of identity in a series of programs beginning with the Assembly Series lecture at 11 a.m. March 21 in Graham Chapel.
Explore global challenges to U.S. business March 23
Political developments affecting American business and new challenges and directions in political risk analysis will be the focus of a public forum from 8 a.m.-noon March 23 in the May Auditorium of Simon Hall.