Pregnancy nutrition trial in Ecuador improves fetal brain growth
A nutrition program for pregnant women inspired by ancestral dietary patterns in Ecuador increased growth in a key fetal brain region.
What’s in a sidewalk?
A graduate public health course examines the effects of built environments, from local crosswalks to global cityscapes.
Waterlogged seeds reveal melons’ ancient journey
DNA in seeds recovered from Chinese port help trace origins of symbolic fruit
A conversation with Associate Dean for Education Angela Hobson
Hobson brings passion for and experience with teaching to her role shaping the education of the next generation of public health professionals
Carolina Caycedo on ‘Growing Deep Roots’
Major exhibition by internationally renowned artist opens Sept. 9 at Kemper Art Museum
Washington People: Hester Blum
For Blum, scholarship is an expedition
He receives 2026 Camp Applied Research Award
Zhen (Jason) He was honored by the Water Environment Federation
A conversation with Tristram R. Kidder, co-director of Public Health & Society
Archaeologist TR Kidder brings an anthropological perspective to studying health, culture and the environment
How to use WashU ReusePass and where it’s located
WashU Dining Services is committed to sustainable practices that support both a healthy campus and a healthy environment.
Some assembly required, with machine learning
Machine learning doesn’t replace human intelligence, but it can outlast human endurance, which makes it a very helpful tool for chemistry and material discovery.