A crane, supervised by SystemAire Inc., lifts the outdated, original wooden cooling tower from the roof of the Research Building. It will be replaced with a stainless steel version. The picture, taken by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at 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.
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 award, from UMSL’s Whitney R. Harris World Ecology Center, recognizes distinguished individuals for their efforts to protect biodiversity and promote ecology and conservation around the globe.
Spilling has more than 35 years of dedicated service to UMSL and currently serves as the vice chancellor for research and economic and community development.
Spilling has more than 35 years of dedicated service to UMSL and currently serves as the vice chancellor for research and economic and community development.
Spilling has more than 35 years of dedicated service to UMSL and currently serves as the vice chancellor for research and economic and community development.