Letisha Wexstten, who was born without arms, was motivated to develop HireMe, a LinkedIn-style app that helps individuals with disabilities find jobs, after struggling to find work herself. She’ll now have a chance to compete for $15,000, $10,000 or $5,000 as a member of the first EQ Student Accelerator cohort.
- Eye on UMSL: Career launch pad

- UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

- New partnerships help enhance Geospatial Workforce Development Program

- 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

