Carrero relishes the discovery aspect of science
Working with Emil Unanue, one of the world’s masters of pathology and immunology, helped him become captivated by the field.
Degree is ‘family affair’ for U. College’s Agnew
A single mother, she began seriously taking courses through University College in 1998, the same year her daughter started kindergarten.
Grosland is ‘as unassuming as her talent is conspicuous’
The visual communications major has emerged as an outstanding performer, starring as Laura in The Glass Menagerie, among many other roles.
Junior Pfeifer receives 1 of just 18 Beinecke awards
Helen Pfeifer plans to pursue a doctorate in intellectual history at either Columbia University or at the University of California, Berkeley.
Hunt tackles chemistry & religion to find out ‘why?’
In addition to her unique double major, she won a volleyball national championship in her junior year and captained the team her senior season.
Pakrasi to head Energy Department ‘grand challenge’
“This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity,” says WUSTL’s Himadri B. Pakrasi, professor of biology in Arts & Sciences and leader the project.
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.
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.
Bowen named Carnegie Scholar
One of 16 scholars selected in this highly competitive fellowship program, he’ll study themes focusing on Islam & the modern world.
Mellon Fellows set to take research in ‘New Directions’
Rebecca Messbarger & Mark Pegg are two of 10 national winners of the Mellon Foundation’s highly selective New Directions Fellowship.
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