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Great Artists Series presents Susan Graham March 25

3.6.18 |

Opera star Susan Graham, dubbed “America’s favorite mezzo” by Gramophone magazine, will perform “Frauenliebe und-leben: Variations,” a solo recital pairing Robert Schumann’s beloved song cycle with related works by Edvard Grieg, Richard Strauss, Gustav Mahler, Claude Debussy, Pyotr Tchaikovsky and others.

3.5.18

Academy of Science-St. Louis honors three researchers

3.5.18 |

Three researchers at Washington University in St. Louis, Raj Jain, David Kirk and Stuart Kornfeld, are being honored for outstanding contributions to science by the Academy of Science-St. Louis.

3.5.18

‘An important first step:’ Uncle Joe’s provides resources, peer counseling

3.5.18 |

Uncle Joe’s, Washington University in St. Louis’ confidential peer counseling and resource center, recorded 44 percent more interactions with students in fall 2017 compared to fall 2016. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, Uncle Joe’s co-directors share their mission and how they respond to emerging concerns.

3.5.18

Arms races and cooperation among amoebae in the wild

3.5.18 |

Using new gene sequencing techniques, Washington University biologists are taking a closer look at the behavior of the social amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum, or Dicty for short.

3.5.18

NSF Fellowship encourages graduate students to go beyond research

3.1.18

Haswell elected council delegate for AAAS

3.1.18 |

Elizabeth S. Haswell, associate professor of biology in Arts & Sciences, has been elected as a council delegate for biological sciences for the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Her term began Feb. 20.

3.1.18

Obituary: Katrina Banks, of Office of Undergraduate Research, 31

3.1.18 |

Washington University in St. Louis faculty, staff and students are mourning the death of Katrina Banks, administrative coordinator for the Office of Undergraduate Research and a student in University College in Arts & Sciences. She was 31.

3.1.18

WashU Experts: Retail giants Dick’s, Walmart regulate where politicians won’t

3.1.18 |

Two U.S. retailers made moves this week to regulate their gun sales based on principle — moves that legislators failed to make in recent years despite public outcry following each incident in a line of mass-shooting tragedies. A pair of Washington University in St. Louis experts say that these actions represent “an expansion of corporate social responsibility,” even if the retailers financially may suffer amid something of a consumer backlash.

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Great Artists Series presents Susan Graham March 25

Academy of Science-St. Louis honors three researchers

‘An important first step:’ Uncle Joe’s provides resources, peer counseling

Arms races and cooperation among amoebae in the wild

NSF Fellowship encourages graduate students to go beyond research

Haswell elected council delegate for AAAS

Obituary: Katrina Banks, of Office of Undergraduate Research, 31

WashU Experts: Retail giants Dick’s, Walmart regulate where politicians won’t

They Travel with So Much: Q&A with Monique Bedasse

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