Horowitz to discuss ‘Academic Freedom and the War on Terror’
He’s the author of the Academic Bill of Rights, a manifesto intended to protect academic freedom by removing partisan politics from the classroom.
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Taiwanese narrative opera group to visit campus
The award-winning Uhan Shii will also offer a public performance at the Saint Louis Art Museum auditorium at 7 p.m. Sept. 23.
Farewell
Two exhibitions of Bill Kohn’s work are on view at the William & Florence Schmidt Art Center at Southwestern Illinois College in Belleville.
Environmental artist Dougherty launches fall artist series Sept. 14
Subsequent speakers include painter T.L. Solien, photographer Phyllis Galembo, graphic designer Michael Mabry and painter Helene Aylon.
WUSTL Chamber Orchestra to launch Department of Music’s 2005-06 season
An homage to the great Swedish singer Jenny Lind, widely known as “The Swedish Nightengale,” will begin at 8 p.m. Sept. 12.
Private Jokes, Public Places to be presented Sept. 12
The staged reading focuses on Margaret, a young Korean-American architecture student who must present her final degree project.
Volunteers needed for two international programs
The “Host Family Program” and the “Speak English With Us Program” are part of the Office for International Students and Scholars.
Grant enables gene-guided chemotherapy research
WUSTL pharmacogenetics researchers are using National Institutes of Health funding to find ways to personalize cancer treatments.
Black Rep to present Crossin’ Over at Edison Theatre Sept. 14-25
The company’s 29th season opens with the new musical production chronicling the history of Africans in America; it runs Sept. 14-25 at Edison Theatre.
United Way campaign kicks off with record goal
The 2005 fund drive kicked off with a breakfast Sept. 1 at Whittemore House; faculty and staff members should have already received pledge cards.