Bryan Spaeth, a former assembly line worker at Chrysler, received a BFA in studio art (with an emphasis in photography) Saturday from UMSL. His self portrait was taken for a studio portrait class in which he attempted to recreate photographer Arnold Newman’s famous portrait of German industrialist Alfred Krupp. Visit bit.ly/mXDoz9 to view the full photo.
- Strasbourg Study Abroad Program celebrates 20 years helping UMSL students broaden horizons, gain confidence

- UMSL research grants support financial well-being across campus and community

- UMSL recognized as a leader in international business in latest US News ‘Best Colleges’ rankings

- Eye on UMSL: Career launch pad

- UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

- New partnerships help enhance Geospatial Workforce Development Program

- First-of-its-kind internship program gives UMSL students hands-on experience at Boeing

- UMSL hosts delegation from the University of the Western Cape in honor of longtime international partnership

- Ask an Expert: Todd Swanstrom’s new book examines how deterioration and a lack of funding for home repair is exacerbating America’s housing crisis

- Archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos promoted to Curators’ Distinguished Professor

