Arts & Sciences faculty are transforming classrooms by taking students into communities, workplaces, and digital spaces, creating lessons that resonate far beyond campus.

Zach Zheng uses AI to create metallic-organic compounds with potential applications far beyond the lab.

Paleoanthropologist Cody Prang finds clues to our past in the foot of an ancient hominin.

The new professor of practice discusses his upcoming book, public scholarship, and preparing to teach political science.

A study of WashU students reveals a nuanced trade-off between autonomy and connection.

Arts & Sciences students Omar Abdelmoity and Marilee Karinshak were finalists for the Rhodes Scholarship, one of the globe’s highest academic honors.

A new digital dissection table — WashU’s first — allows students to explore human anatomy virtually.

A Center for the Humanities internship pairs doctoral students with St. Louis nonprofits, applying humanistic thinking beyond campus.

An interdisciplinary team of WashU researchers are using anthropology, microbiology, hydrology, data science, and environmental engineering to address the health impacts of chronic flooding in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.