The tattoo on the neck of this mummy means “to do good” in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and might have symbolically given its power to her voice when she sang or spoke. (Photo courtesy of Anne Austin
- UMSL’s Teach in Residency provides flexible path to career in education
- College of Nursing celebrates newest graduates at Award and Pinning Ceremony
- Eye on UMSL: Brick by brick
- UMSL’s OrthoSummit gives aspiring medical professionals confidence to pursue their dreams
- Spring graduate Sara Williams lands job at Mercy with an eye on medical school
- Associate Teaching Professor Michael Behle devotes time to creative practice during artist residency
- Christina Castellano chosen to participate in 2026–2027 MNRS Leadership Academy
- Eye on UMSL: Frozen fun
- Michael Cosmopoulos’ work at Iklaina featured in National Geographic’s ‘The Lost Treasures of Ancient Greece’
- Stacy Pearson, Jennifer Condon and Meghann Humphries receive UMSL Hero Awards
