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Softball team ends year with 33-5 mark

The No. 2 softball team was eliminated from the NCAA Division III Tournament in a 4-3 loss to No. 3 Central College in the loser’s bracket of the Midwest Regional May 9 in Pella, Iowa. Central freshman Stef Miller recorded her first hit in four postseason games, a grand slam to left field in the […]

First response: Emergency medicine program created for first-year students

Photo by Bob BostonMark D. Levine teaches first-year medical students how to lift a patient into an ambulance.The events of September 11 reinforced the need for crises preparation, and that includes the training of medical students.

School of Art students create works for Soulard health clinic

The projects show an “ongoing commitment to public practice and making artworks that are contextualized by public space.”

Arts & Sciences presents staff awards

They are given to personnel who have contributed significantly to the teaching, advising, counseling and research efforts.

Minimally invasive colon cancer surgery is effective

An international team of surgeons determined that the procedure is as safe for most patients with cancer confined to the colon.

The time has come! 143rd Commencement

Of the 2,589 candidates, 1,411 are undergraduate and 1,178 are graduate and professional; the ceremony will start at 8:30 a.m.

Ludmerer receives history of medicine book award

He is being recognized for Time to Heal: American Medical Education from the Turn of the Century to the Era of Managed Care.

Arts & Sciences to recognize achievements of 6 alums

David Blasingame, Michael Isikoff, Harry Jonas, Constance Kling Levy, Jerome Loeb and Sally Silvers will be honored May 21.

A beautiful new look at the center of the Hilltop

Photo by Joe AngelesThe now-renovated Olin Library was rededicated May 7 in a ceremony attended by about 800 people.

Cowsik elected to National Academy of Sciences

Election “recognizes the importance of the scientist and his contribution on the global scene,” physics Chair John Clark says.