Composer Walter Mays (right) joined the internationally known “Pro Arte Quartet” (from left, David Perry, violin, Suzanne Beia, violin, Sally Chisholm, violin and Parry Karp, violoncello) in a conversation/performance of his new “String Quartet No. 2” Feb. 10 in the E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee Theater at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center at UMSL. The picture, taken by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at Eye on UMSL.
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The encouragement of UMSL faculty members helped Opportunity Scholar Kayla McKissack overcome early challenges and prepare to launch her career caring for pediatric patients.
The encouragement of UMSL faculty members helped Opportunity Scholar Kayla McKissack overcome early challenges and prepare to launch her career caring for pediatric patients.
The encouragement of UMSL faculty members helped Opportunity Scholar Kayla McKissack overcome early challenges and prepare to launch her career caring for pediatric patients.
Quigley’s new game, Dissolution, focuses on the closure of monasteries under Henry VIII and the resulting societal impact.
Quigley’s new game, Dissolution, focuses on the closure of monasteries under Henry VIII and the resulting societal impact.
Optometry and nursing students navigate a simulated medical emergency together, gaining confidence in communication, collaboration and clinical decision-making.
A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
