Friedman to speak for Assembly Series
Thomas Friedman, a three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner, best-selling author and foreign affairs columnist for The New York Times, will discuss “What Kind of International Borders Will Exist in the 21st Century?” for the Assembly Series at 11 a.m. Sept. 17 in the Athletic Complex. Friedman’s lecture also is the Arts & Sciences Sesquicentennial Lecture. Having won […]
AAAS adds Balota, Pakrasi
The professors of psychology and biology, respectively, are among the 348 individuals elected as fellows for 2003.
Thanksgiving to be hosted by Freemans
Students not able to leave the University during Thanksgiving break will still be able to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, thanks to the generosity of Philip M. Freeman, Ph.D., assistant professor of Classics in Arts & Sciences, and his wife, Alison. The Freemans, the faculty family in Brookings Residential College, will provide turkey and all […]
Dance concert
Photo by David KilperStudent dancers perform Asha Prem’s Narasimha, part of dance@stl.art, to be held Dec. 5-7.
University Symphony Orchestra in concert Feb. 22
Pianist James Prell will join the Washington University Symphony Orchestra for a performance at 3 p.m. Feb. 22 in Graham Chapel. Prell, a junior in Arts & Sciences, will be the featured soloist in Maurice Ravel’s virtuosic work for piano and orchestra, Concerto in G Major. The piece is rife with elements reflecting the French […]
Share the knowledge
Photo by Kevin LowderFifty-eight students presented exhibitions at the Graduate Student Research Symposium April 3 in Whitaker Hall.
University College doles out first alumni awards
Lois Judevine Blackwell, Marion Horstman and Robert Senior were honored for their service and outstanding records as professionals.
Obituary: Johnson, associate dean in Arts & Sciences; 47
The former special assistant to the chancellor — “a wonderful person who made us all better” — died May 17 of cancer.