Many fellow students and staff and faculty members have been swept up by the magic of the St. Louis Cardinals’ dramatic come-from-behind Game 6 World Series win. Secondary education student Andrew Wurth conveys that sentiment today (Oct. 28) while strolling across UMSL’s North Campus. The picture, taken by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured on Eye on UMSL.
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Sarah Kiser’s new book is a work of gothic fantasy that tells the story of Sy, an indentured wizard, and Anya, a cagey hunter, coming together to hunt a mythical phoenix.
Sarah Kiser’s new book is a work of gothic fantasy that tells the story of Sy, an indentured wizard, and Anya, a cagey hunter, coming together to hunt a mythical phoenix.
Adjunct Professor and former Marine Sgt. Michael Feger cuts a cake with a ceremonial saber to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday during Student Veterans Week.
Adjunct Professor and former Marine Sgt. Michael Feger cuts a cake with a ceremonial saber to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday during Student Veterans Week.
The women’s golf team won the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship for the first time in school history after edging top-seeded Indianapolis 3-2 in medal/match play on Sunday.
A behind-the-scenes tour of the manufacturer of power systems products shows UMSL students what they could accomplish with a degree from the new School of Engineering.
A behind-the-scenes tour of the manufacturer of power systems products shows UMSL students what they could accomplish with a degree from the new School of Engineering.
A behind-the-scenes tour of the manufacturer of power systems products shows UMSL students what they could accomplish with a degree from the new School of Engineering.