The Record

COVID-19 in-home monitoring launches

An in-home monitoring program for COVID-19 patients who are not sick enough to be hospitalized has been launched by the School of Medicine and BJC HealthCare. Doctors hope to identify signs of deterioration early so that they can intervene.

Close encounters in the forest

New research led by anthropologists in Arts & Sciences shows that the social life of gorillas is much more dynamic than previously thought, particularly with regard to interactions between neighboring groups.

Thank you, #WashU20

In this week’s edition of Thank You, #WashU20, we spotlight graduating students Jacob Longmeyer, of Arts & Sciences, Tessa Adkins, of the School of Law, and Claire Weichselbaum, of the Graduate School. All have contributed to the community in their own way.

On the front lines: Tiffany Osborn

Critical care physician Tiffany Osborn, MD, at the School of Medicine, explains what critical care looks like during the COVID-19 pandemic, what has changed, and how she and her co-workers stay motivated.

WashU Expert on job searching this summer

With 33 million Americans unemployed and the global economy hurtling toward recession, some students may be tempted to sit out the job and internship market. But that would be a huge mistake, said Mark Smith, associate vice chancellor and dean of career services.