The exhibition “#1 in Civil Rights” will remain on display at the Missouri History Museum through next spring. It uncovers a history that the museum describes as “compelling and complex, but that all too often has been overlooked in the telling and retelling of the larger national narrative.” (Mural by Robert Ketchens and William Burton)
- First-of-its-kind internship program gives UMSL students hands-on experience at Boeing

- UMSL hosts delegation from the University of the Western Cape in honor of longtime international partnership

- Ask an Expert: Todd Swanstrom’s new book examines how deterioration and a lack of funding for home repair is exacerbating America’s housing crisis

- Archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos promoted to Curators’ Distinguished Professor

- New School of Social Work, Psychological and Brain Sciences brings together complementary disciplines

- UMSL students explore career paths at Fall Internship and Job Fair

- Eye on UMSL: A cool treat

- Xin Wei shows gratitude for his alma mater through support of UMSL 5K Run/Walk

- UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

- Political science major Nadia Agarwalla relishes connections, opportunities to grow while at UMSL

