Software conference May 15-21 to draw world’s experts & elite
The School of Engineering & Applied Science is a sponsor of the world’s premier software engineering annual forum May 15-21.
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Olin’s Cripps installed as Wallace professor
“On top of his academic work, his students will tell you that he is equally world-class when it comes to his teaching,” Dean Stuart I. Greenbaum says.
Sports
Softball team heads to NCAAs again The top-ranked softball team (45-1) will make its fourth straight at-large appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament, as announced May 9 by the NCAA Softball Committee. The Bears will play in a six-team Midwest Regional today through May 16 at Coe College. Other teams are St. Mary’s University […]
Goate and Legomsky to receive faculty achievement awards
Among the criteria for selection are outstanding achievement in research and scholarship & recognized prominence within the community of scholars.
Olin School honors five alumni
Receiving awards May 4 were F. Gilbert Bickel III, David T. Blasingame, William Marshall, James O’Donnell and Victor Richey Jr.
Trustees elect Rainwater, Distler as new members
David Kemper of Commerce Bancshares was re-elected as board chairman; Stephen Brauer & John McDonnell were re-elected as vice chairmen.
Commencement Week
Get information about the numerous events surrounding the University’s 144th Commencement.
Playwriting competition: Hotchner winners announced
Winners were Highness by Carolyn Kras; Shades of Light Blue by Yuan Ji; Flick by Nicholas A. Loyal; and Chosen Family by Nick Rogers.
Eckmann named Kemper Art Museum director
She joined the museum as curator in fall 1999 and regularly teaches seminars in the Department of Art History and Archaeology.
Kingsbury Ensemble to conclude season
It will present works of Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Sebastian Bach, today’s most popular composers of the Baroque era.