James W. Davis, professor emeritus of political science in Arts & Sciences, a role model for faculty who was also beloved by students for decades, died April 27 at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. He was 80.
This spring, theory-heavy geology students from Arts & Sciences went on a field trip to southeastern Spain. They joined field-trained students from Trinity College, Dublin. What they learned from each other transcended earth — and time.
Each year, university students distinguish themselves at two annual math competitions: The North American Putnam Competition (this year the team finished eighth); and the Missouri Collegiate Mathematics Competition (the team tied for first).
Applications are now being accepted for student, faculty and staff volunteers to help support the presidential debate Sunday, Oct. 9, at Washington University. Applications will be accepted through 5 p.m. June 17.
Arts & Sciences seniors Heidi Chiu and Cameron Kinker have been selected for 2016 Humanity in Action summer fellowship programs in Europe and the United States.
Studying molecular genetics and genomics, School of Medicine doctoral student Laura VanArendonk Blanton worked to understand the connection between gut bacteria and malnutrition. Her research could offer new ways to treat and prevent childhood malnutrition. Read more about outstanding graduating students on the Commencement website.
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Studying molecular genetics and genomics, School of Medicine doctoral student Laura VanArendonk Blanton worked to understand the connection between gut bacteria and malnutrition. Her research could offer new ways to treat and prevent childhood malnutrition. Read more about outstanding graduating students on the