More than 220 people participated in the sixth annual event on a beautiful fall Saturday morning.
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More than 220 people participated in the sixth annual event on a beautiful fall Saturday morning.
More than 750 students, educators and business leaders took part in the Innovate USA Summit and Expo Oct. 13 at the The Post Building in downtown St. Louis.
The 18th-ranked men’s golf team captured its second straight tournament title, winning last week’s Doc Spragg Invitational in Findlay, Ohio.
Abde Mtibaa and Cezary Janikow are partnering with colleagues at Memphis and Old Dominion on a project funded by the National Security Agency.
This summer, the College of Education faculty members visited Azerbaijan, Georgia, Greece and Italy to disseminate their work on applied behavior analysis.
Behrends studied the diets of paper wasps near Cape Town with support from the University of Missouri South Africa Education Program.
Through Kempker’s project, patients reported meaningful reductions in anxiety and stress after using the Headspace for Kids app on a VR headset.
Two teams of Tritons from the first-semester qualitative research methods course earned the chance to share their work at the conference in St. Paul, Minnesota.
A new Engineering Design and Innovation studio is taking shape in Stadler Hall.
Friday’s concert at the Touhill benefitted Tela Coral, a nonprofit Berwald co-founded working to preserve coral colonies off the coast of Honduras.
The volleyball and women’s soccer teams each clinched berths in the Great Lakes Conference tournament after going 2-0 last week.
Walter Knoll Florist is sponsoring this year’s Run/Walk and offering a rose to each person who completes the course.
Madison, the granddaughter of UMSL champion George Paz, is pursuing her calling as an adolescent therapist at the Logos School
The segment showed how the team’s work is helping to fight the opioid epidemic and save lives across the state of Missouri.
Brady Freeman and the men’s soccer team celebrated an unbeaten week, which he punctuated with a pair of goals in Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Truman State.
Anthony’s experience in the program led to an internship, a full-time job offer and a desire to help other UMSL students find their own paths.
Klein has been pursuing a GIS certificate alongside his degree and has served as an intern at geospatial technology company T-Kartor.
Bowman, who is now a professor at Syracuse University, studies the cognitive, emotional, physical and social demands of interactive media.
An open house last Wednesday provided the first opportunity for many students, faculty and staff members to tour the new Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center.
Smith’s DNP project focused on decreasing wait times in the emergency department for pediatric sexual assault victims.
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The Department of Language and Cultural Studies organized the event, which drew more than 500 students from 13 high schools across the St. Louis region
Interim Chancellor Chris Spilling, Vice Provost Jessica Long-Pease and HR Partner Heather Floden went around campus to salute people showing off their Triton pride during Spirit Fri-YAY!
Campus photographer Derik Holtmann captured activity across the UMSL campus since the start of the fall semester.
Taylor Crownover, Natalie Schliekelman, Gaby Madriz, Zora Levette, Carolina Loayza, Vanessa Han, Evelyn Marquez and Ella Garcia are taking part in rigorous, experiential, community-based leadership training.
Josie Maddox and the UMSL women’s soccer team ran their unbeaten streak to eight after knocking off Lewis and Illinois Springfield last week.
The multiday event, held Oct. 13-15, will bring students, educators and community leaders together to explore AI, robotics, virtual reality and more.
The award is presented to up to three staff or faculty members each month in recognition of their efforts to transform the lives of UMSL students and the wider community.
During the three-week, faculty-led program, students sharpen their French language skills, explore the historic city and grow personally.
The Center for Excellence in Financial Counseling funded 2025-26 research on financial literacy, resilience, access to financial services and counseling.
The university also ranked No. 1 for social mobility among public universities in Missouri.
The UMSL Accounting Club’s Launch Your Career event brought together students and successful young professionals from some of the area’s leading public accounting firms last week.
Junior Campbell Cox, competing as an individual, claimed medalist honors last Tuesday at the Midwest/Central Region Preview after shooting 4 under par during the final round.
UMSL is collaborating with the American Geographical Society, Civil Air Patrol, Bowman Consulting and T-Kartor as it works to prepare the next generation of geospatial professionals.
Mary Elliott, Malik Bowman, Myka Radford and Sedny Sorm are preparing to step into full-time roles as procurement agents after graduating from the Ed G. Smith College of Business.
The visit was part of a weeklong celebration marking the 40th anniversary of the University of Missouri South Africa Education Program
Swanstrom is the co-editor of “The Other Housing Crisis: Ending the Deterioration and Loss of Affordable Homes,” which was published last month by Princeton University Press.
The University of Missouri Board of Curators also recognized retired faculty member Charles Granger as a Curators’ Distinguished Professor Emeritus after a 55-year career.
Dean Sharon Johnson says the unified structure will strengthen collaboration and amplify community engagement.
Representatives from 96 companies spread across 35 industries sent representatives to the annual event at the Touhill.
The Physics and Astronomy Club hosted an ice cream social, using ice cream made with liquid nitrogen, to help kick off the new academic year.
Wei’s restaurant, Corner 17, is serving as the title sponsor for the sixth annual race on Oct. 17.
The volleyball team snapped a four-match losing streak with a come-from-behind victory over No. 4 Washburn in the start of a 3-0 weekend at the Ichabod Classic.
Agarwalla quickly emerged as a student leader after arriving on campus in 2025 and delivered the student address at last month’s New Student Convocation.
The partnership through UMSL’s Advanced Workforce Center includes programs to help students become medical assistants, surgical technologists or sterile processing technicians or to work in medical billing and coding.
Davenport serves as manager of community college relationships in the Office of Admissions and has worked to expand opportunities for transfer students.
In her role as director of development and communications, Hirsch shapes the brand of the center and has helped raise more than $750,000 annually.
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.
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The 25th-ranked women’s soccer team picked up its first two victories of the season against Wisconsin-Parkside and Southwest Baptist.