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Eye on UMSL: Snow birds

The sun finally broke through the bitter cold last Thursday, and a flock of Canada geese flew together in formation over the snow-covered ground surrounding the Music Building at the University of Missouri–St. Louis.

This photograph was taken by UMSL photographer August Jennewein and is the latest to be featured in Eye on UMSL.

LATEST NEWS

  • Jennifer Siciliani (at left), a teaching professor and director of undergraduate education in the Department of Psychological Sciences, talks with political science major Audrey Seger about a study abroad program she expects to lead next summer to Ikaria, Greece, during last Wednesday's Study Abroad Fair, hosted by UMSL Global.
    Eye on UMSL: A gathering of globetrotters
  • Josie Maddox prepares to cross the ball against Wisconsin-Parkside
    UMSL Tritons weekly rewind
  • Witt Spiller
    Witt Spiller’s time in UMSL’s philosophy master’s program prepares him for Ivy League doctoral program
  • Jodi Woosley holds a copy of "Route 66: Faces and Places Along America's Most Famous Road"
    Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66
  • Ed G. Smith College of Business
    UMSL redesigns marketing emphasis to prepare students for a rapidly changing industry
  • Student Involvement Jamboree Entrepreneur club
    UMSL students find connections and community at Student Involvement Jamboree
  • Goalkeeper Hannah McFarlane prepares to stop a shot during the women's soccer team's early morning workout last Tuesday
    Eye on UMSL: Early to work
  • August 2026 UMSL Hero Award recipients (from left) Cynthia Jobe, Ahmaad Wallace and Eric Hucker
    Cynthia Jobe, Ahmaad Wallace and Eric Hucker receive UMSL Hero Awards
  • Chancellor's Awards winners
    UMSL celebrates outstanding faculty, staff with Chancellor’s Awards
  • UMSL setter Marly Burbach prepares to deliver a pass to one of her teammates
    UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

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Eye on UMSL: A gathering of globetrotters

UMSL Global’s annual Study Abroad Fair gave students the opportunity to explore more than 50 international programs available to them and hear from peers about the experience of learning overseas.

Eye on UMSL: A gathering of globetrotters

Sep 8, 2026

UMSL Global’s annual Study Abroad Fair gave students the opportunity to explore more than 50 international programs available to them and hear from peers about the experience of learning overseas.

Witt Spiller’s time in UMSL’s philosophy master’s program prepares him for Ivy League doctoral program
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Spiller is studying meta-ethics and pursuing his PhD at Brown University after completing his master’s degree in May.

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Spiller is studying meta-ethics and pursuing his PhD at Brown University after completing his master’s degree in May.

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Sep 8, 2026

The 25th-ranked women’s soccer team picked up its first two victories of the season against Wisconsin-Parkside and Southwest Baptist.

Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66
Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66

“Route 66: Faces and Places Along America’s Most Famous Road,” written by author Beth Bacon, was published last month to coincide with the 100th anniversary of roadway’s founding.

Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66

“Route 66: Faces and Places Along America’s Most Famous Road,” written by author Beth Bacon, was published last month to coincide with the 100th anniversary of roadway’s founding.

Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66

Sep 8, 2026

“Route 66: Faces and Places Along America’s Most Famous Road,” written by author Beth Bacon, was published last month to coincide with the 100th anniversary of roadway’s founding.

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