Chatting with the chancellor
Photo by Mary ButkusMark S. Wrighton spoke on several issues of importance to all members of the University community at a “Chat With The Chancellor.”
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Haute couture
Photo by Bill StoverThe Fashion Design Program’s annual “Gowns in the Gallery” exhibition was Feb. 12 at the School of Art’s Des Lee Gallery.
Safety and effectiveness of blood thinners studied
A team led by School of Medicine researchers has received a four-year, $2.7 million grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
Research: ‘Heavy metal snow’ on Venus is lead, bismuth sulfides
This determination by WUSTL scientists settles a longtime controversy in the planetary community.
Dancing the night away
Photo by Kevin LowderMore than 250 students participated in the 12-hour Dance Marathon in the Athletic Complex, benefiting the Children’s Miracle Network.
Harris service award presented to Foxes
“St. Louis owes a great debt to Marilyn and Sam for their long-standing generosity and for their many years of devoted leadership and service,” Chancellor Wrighton says.
Students as role models
Photo by Joe AngelesWUSTL student tutors from the Each One Teach One program brought younger students to the men’s basketball game at the Field House Feb. 20.
Cox receives heart award
He has been named the 2004 recipient of the Texas Heart Institute’s Ray C. Fish Award for Scientific Achievement.
A love-hate relationship: Proteins offer window for new cancer treatment
The findings mark the two heat shock proteins as potential targets for gene therapy that could increase cancer cells’ vulnerability to treatments.
Magnetic treatment studied for depression
School of Medicine researchers are seeking volunteers with clinical depression to learn whether a type of magnetic stimulation might help alleviate symptoms.