Miranda Durr (center) and other student organizers worked collaboratively to bring the effort to fruition. A number of UMSL faculty and staff also lent support, helping them distribute and collect some of the cardstock “bricks” ahead of time.
- Political science major Nadia Agarwalla relishes connections, opportunities to grow while at UMSL
- UMSL partnering with Preppy to help students start careers in healthcare industry
- Tami Davenport receives inaugural Curators’ Outstanding Staff Award from University of Missouri Board of Curators
- English alum Jami Hirsch uses writing skills to advance mission of Flance Early Learning Center
- Eye on UMSL: A gathering of globetrotters
- UMSL Tritons weekly rewind
- Witt Spiller’s time in UMSL’s philosophy master’s program prepares him for Ivy League doctoral program
- Assistant Professor Jodi Woolsey’s illustrations in new children’s book help revive the history of Route 66
- UMSL redesigns marketing emphasis to prepare students for a rapidly changing industry
- UMSL students find connections and community at Student Involvement Jamboree
