Creator of Family Guy to speak at Assembly Series
The animated adult series featuring a dysfunctional family has been nominated for an Emmy award and has a strong following.
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Solving the genetics puzzle
Gesturing as if turning sections of a large object over his head, Michael A. Province, Ph.D., tries to communicate the scope of his research field. “It’s like we’re all manipulating different parts of a huge, multidimensional Rubik’s cube,” he says. By “we,” Province means the worldwide community of geneticists, biostatisticians, physicians and molecular biologists who […]
WUSTL to host forum on ‘Poverty, Wealth and the Working Poor’
The conference will explore the many barriers to economic prosperity and well-being for America’s working poor.
Into the Woods to explore the darker side of fairy tales
Find out what happens after “happily ever after” when the Performing Arts Department takes the stage in early April.
‘State of American Public Opinion’ is topic of Weidenbaum Center forum
Morris Fiorina, author of a new book on the perceived deep divide between America’s “red” and “blue” states, will lead the discussion.
University launches annual Arts & Education Council fund drive
The A&E Council does not receive government support and relies solely on donations from local individuals and institutions.
Bayly installed as first Hughes professor in engineering
Bayly has taught at WUSTL since 1993 and holds appointments in the mechanical engineering and biomedical engineering departments.
‘Jewzapalooza’ set for March 31
The annual celebration promotes Jewish culture, people and religion and is sponsored by the Jewish Student Union.
Celebrating social work
Photo by Mary ButkusAdministrators, students and alumni enjoy a March 16 Social Work Month celebration in Brown Lounge.
Graduate Student Research Symposium is April 2
Open to the University community, the event provides graduate students an opportunity to present their research to a broad audience.