UMSL Adjunct Instructor in Philosophy Isaac Wiegman (center, facing camera) lectures his class of 16 students on April 9. The course is Philosophy 2280: Minds, Brains and Machines, and the Millennium Student Center is in the background. “I love teaching outside,” Wiegman said. “It’s so fun.” The picture, by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at Eye on UMSL.
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A new travel component in the International Management course gave undergraduate and graduate students firsthand experience with global business, new career perspectives and lasting connections.
A new travel component in the International Management course gave undergraduate and graduate students firsthand experience with global business, new career perspectives and lasting connections.
A new travel component in the International Management course gave undergraduate and graduate students firsthand experience with global business, new career perspectives and lasting connections.
Students assisted Assistant Teaching Professor Mohammad Saki and Professor Erika Gibb by recording an observation log, guiding the telescope and running a spectrograph.
Students assisted Assistant Teaching Professor Mohammad Saki and Professor Erika Gibb by recording an observation log, guiding the telescope and running a spectrograph.
The research by Xu and his collaborators revealed that social unrest in China can lead to unexpected economic opportunities that spur entrepreneurship.
UMSL students Michael Gillespie and Ludivine Renaud participate in the Honeysuckle Hack on Oct. 16 at the Bellerive Bird Sanctuary.
UMSL students Michael Gillespie and Ludivine Renaud participate in the Honeysuckle Hack on Oct. 16 at the Bellerive Bird Sanctuary.
UMSL students Michael Gillespie and Ludivine Renaud participate in the Honeysuckle Hack on Oct. 16 at the Bellerive Bird Sanctuary.
