UMSL students Nabehah Azeez (right) and Sophie Powell perform a scene from the student production “Intimate Apparel,” staged in the Lee Theater at the Touhill. Niyi Coker, the E. Desmond Lee Endowed Professor of African/African American Studies, directed the play, which was written by Lynn Nottage. The picture, taken by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at Eye on UMSL.
Worth’s doctoral research focuses on “dignity of risk” and its impact on the “act of becoming” for emerging adults with disabilities.
Worth’s doctoral research focuses on “dignity of risk” and its impact on the “act of becoming” for emerging adults with disabilities.
Worth’s doctoral research focuses on “dignity of risk” and its impact on the “act of becoming” for emerging adults with disabilities.
Works by UMSL Art and Design faculty and students are being displayed side-by-side in an exhibit called “Hung Together” on the third floor of the Millennium Student Center.
Works by UMSL Art and Design faculty and students are being displayed side-by-side in an exhibit called “Hung Together” on the third floor of the Millennium Student Center.
The St. Louis Business Journal organized the event, which brought about 220 people to the MSC Century Rooms.
Mike Seper, the director of Intellectual Property Commercialization and Innovation, organized the Feb. 20 event in the UMSL Innovation Center.
Mike Seper, the director of Intellectual Property Commercialization and Innovation, organized the Feb. 20 event in the UMSL Innovation Center.
Mike Seper, the director of Intellectual Property Commercialization and Innovation, organized the Feb. 20 event in the UMSL Innovation Center.