New initiative launches to save primates, transform global conservation approaches
An ambitious new project will catalyze conservation efforts for critically endangered primates and deploy scalable tools to transform how biodiversity is documented, modeled and protected worldwide.
The Class of 2026: Student researchers create knowledge, communicate purpose
WashU Class Acts spotlights some of the Class of 2026 graduates who have engaged in meaningful research during their years at WashU.
Gardening: Who grows food in St. Louis?
We asked gardeners “What, if any, concerns do you have about growing food in your home or community garden?”
WashU, Sodexo partner with Operation Food Search
WashU and Sodexo teamed up on a new program, the Good Vibes Food Drive, allowing students turn those points into community support.
Washington People: Rachel Penczykowski
Ecologist studies plant diseases, environmental changes
Faculty respond to +AI initiative
After the launch of the provost office’s +AI academic initiative to integrate AI into the classroom, divisions continue to ensue concerning AI and opinions on the University’s largely positive position on the technology.
Naseh receives William H. Danforth St. Louis Confluence Award
Brown School initiative works with community partners to support immigrants and refugees
Public Health & Society major draws strong student interest
Approach rethinks undergraduate public health education
How WashU researchers are using AI to transform discovery
WashU scientists in biology, chemistry, and physics are using new tools to study evolution, design materials, and model cellular behavior.
Natalie Mueller receives early-career award including $250,000 unrestricted funding
Mueller’s research on “lost crops” and ancient agricultural systems could help shape more resilient food practices in a changing climate.