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
- Interim Chancellor Chris Spilling vows to continue building on UMSL’s recent success during annual State of the University Address
- Remington R. Williams Award recipient G Schmiedeke serves UMSL and St. Louis communities through music
- Convocation speakers urge new UMSL students to make the most of every opportunity
- Move-In Day at Oak Hall runs smoothly thanks to streamlined process and volunteer effort
- Eye on UMSL: Triton togetherness
- Honors College welcomes 2026 cohort of Opportunity Scholars and St. Louis Scholars
- UMSL welcomes 21 new faculty members for start of the new academic year
- UMSL dedicates Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center
- Institutional support advances UMSL faculty collaboration with South African colleagues
- College of Optometry unveils new academic home in J.C. Penney Building
