Martin Pelikan, associate professor of computer science at UMSL, received a $446,000 grant from the NSF to fund his project “Model-Directed Hybridization: Principled Design of Hybrids of Model Building, Metaheuristics and More Traditional Optimization Techniques.”
- UMSL redesigns marketing emphasis to prepare students for a rapidly changing industry

- UMSL students find connections and community at Student Involvement Jamboree

- Eye on UMSL: Early to work

- Cynthia Jobe, Ahmaad Wallace and Eric Hucker receive UMSL Hero Awards

- UMSL celebrates outstanding faculty, staff with Chancellor’s Awards

- UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

- Interim Chancellor Chris Spilling vows to continue building on UMSL’s recent success during annual State of the University Address

- Remington R. Williams Award recipient G Schmiedeke serves UMSL and St. Louis communities through music

- Convocation speakers urge new UMSL students to make the most of every opportunity

- Move-In Day at Oak Hall runs smoothly thanks to streamlined process and volunteer effort

