Congratulations to #WashU25 WashU Arts & Sciences student Isaac Seiler for receiving the Truman Scholarship! With aspirations to run for federal office, Seiler’s journey has been marked by a profound commitment to advocacy for civil liberties and LGBTQIA+ rights. bit.ly/4cUsGUM

With a $3 million grant from NASA, researchers at WashU are developing a groundbreaking sensor for lunar missions. This advanced technology will deepen our understanding of the moon's geology, paving the way for future exploration. bit.ly/3TXYFMg

“Honoring the heart — that is what we’re talking about here.'

Rowhea Elmesky of WashU Arts & Sciences epitomizes #InSTLforSTL . Her decade-long collaboration with UCity Schools fosters a culture of trust and respect, reducing suspensions by 41%. bit.ly/4cRcIL9

A Recommended Read 📖: Navigating conversations with differing opinions can be challenging. In his new book, Professor John Inazu of WashU unveils strategies for respectful disagreement, advocating for empathy and connection. bit.ly/3J1A82C

From childhood fascination to aerospace excellence: Jenelle Cooper turned her love of planes into a career The Boeing Company. A McKelvey Engineering @ WashU alum, she reflects on her favorite WashU memory and shares advice for aspiring engineers. bit.ly/4bEGNgt

A breakthrough from WashU: Using AI, researchers predict brain metastasis in early-stage lung cancer with 87% accuracy. This innovation could personalize treatments, reducing unnecessary interventions. bit.ly/3Pj451I

Celebrating the vibrant tapestry of Indigenous culture at the 33rd Annual Buder Center Powwow. This year’s theme, ‘There is empowerment in belonging,’ echoes the power of community.

Researchers at WashU are embarking on a mission to revolutionize osteoarthritis treatment with an award from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health. This multidisciplinary effort aims to develop a single-injection therapy for tissue regeneration. bit.ly/3vCtTPR

With a $3M grant from NASA, researchers are crafting a groundbreaking instrument for future Moon missions. This device will analyze lunar rocks and minerals, unlocking invaluable insights into potential resources. bit.ly/4ahHP0r

It’s #WashUGivingDay ! ❤️🐻💚

Today, WashU Alumni leads our community in honoring the countless reasons for cherishing and investing in WashU.

Together, we can continue to drive innovation, support students, and shape the future. bit.ly/43TjNqm

On campus and beyond, WashU ignited with eclipse excitement! While some reveled in the spectacle from the iconic Brookings steps, others embarked alongside Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences & Physics professors for a journey to Festus, chasing history in full totality.

Thank you to WashU’s First Lady, Stephanie Martin, for her incredible collaboration with the St. Louis Fashion Fund! Thanks to her efforts, we had the pleasure of hosting the esteemed Michael Kors at Graham Chapel. His insights on fashion's past and future were truly inspiring.

The new WashU Community Engagement Office is an embodiment of our commitment to being #InSTLforSTL . Located in the Delmar DivINe, it strives for community-driven collaboration aimed at cultivating a more vibrant and equitable St. Louis. bit.ly/3PUAZGe

With over 3 million relying on wheelchairs in the US, Dr. Morgan's NIH-funded study delves into tailored regimens to enhance cardiometabolic health. This pioneering research at WashU aims for equitable access and transformative outcomes. bit.ly/4aJy9vB

How does chance shape our lives?

Professor of Social Welfare, Mark Rank, delves into the profound influence of randomness in 'The Random Factor.' 📖 bit.ly/49rmvEN

Another thrill for the WashU campus. I hope all who experienced today’s eclipse took time to pause and reflect on the things that matter the most during those awe-inspiring seconds of near-totality

Student affairs professionals commit to serving the whole student. What are some new areas of focus?

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and new board chair of NASPA, anna gonzalez, shares insights on the evolving landscape of student affairs. bit.ly/43OB8kq

The Mississippi River shapes St. Louis life and culture, but connections have shifted.

Sam Fox School at WashU Chair of Landscape Architecture, Derek Hoeferlin, discusses the river's transformation and its impact on perceptions and climate change response. bit.ly/4aEF6y1

“We believe every person has a role to play in building a better world.”

WashU alumnus George Bauer and his wife Carol commit $20M to establish the Bauer Leaders Academy, a transformative gift helping to shape future changemakers. bit.ly/48PXa6Y

Today will mark nearly 4,161 yrs since the earliest recorded solar eclipse, and millions are within the path of totality.

Physicist Manel Errando delves into the significance of solar eclipses, shedding light on ancient beliefs and modern understanding. bit.ly/3UFPX6i