Speakers included Samoa Asigau, Christina Baer, Danielle Lee and Eliot Miller, who touched on topics ranging from biotechnology to ornithology.
Speakers included Samoa Asigau, Christina Baer, Danielle Lee and Eliot Miller, who touched on topics ranging from biotechnology to ornithology.
Speakers included Samoa Asigau, Christina Baer, Danielle Lee and Eliot Miller, who touched on topics ranging from biotechnology to ornithology.
Speakers included Samoa Asigau, Christina Baer, Danielle Lee and Eliot Miller, who touched on topics ranging from biotechnology to ornithology.
Speakers included Samoa Asigau, Christina Baer, Danielle Lee and Eliot Miller, who touched on topics ranging from biotechnology to ornithology.
Staff members Jessica Long-Pease and Dorian Hall joined UMSL Radio to explore their love of music and engage with students in a new way.
Staff members Jessica Long-Pease and Dorian Hall joined UMSL Radio to explore their love of music and engage with students in a new way.
Staff members Jessica Long-Pease and Dorian Hall joined UMSL Radio to explore their love of music and engage with students in a new way.
Pellegrini is the founding director of UMSL’s DBA Program and also serves as associate dean of graduate business programs.
Pellegrini is the founding director of UMSL’s DBA Program and also serves as associate dean of graduate business programs.
Pellegrini is the founding director of UMSL’s DBA Program and also serves as associate dean of graduate business programs.
Johnson serves as a project manager and also helps manage the FLITE Program, in which she once served as an intern.
Johnson serves as a project manager and also helps manage the FLITE Program, in which she once served as an intern.
Johnson serves as a project manager and also helps manage the FLITE Program, in which she once served as an intern.
St. Louis Magazine selected College of Nursing alumnae Mary Epperson, Margaret Bultas and Pamela Piel for its 2019 awards.
College Consensus recognized UMSL’s BSBA program for its affordability, convenience and reputation.
The education and criminology and criminal justice alumnus serves as the associate vice provost for student affairs.
The excellent care of nurses buoyed Madison Koogler throughout her aunts’ cancer treatments. Now, the nursing student hopes to do the same for others.
AccountingEdu ranked UMSL’s Master of Accounting program as the best in Missouri for its exceptional CPA exam pass rate and other factors.
The College of Business Administration alumna hopes her business will help empower her everyman clients to achieve financial stability.
The UMSL alumna empowers, teaches and houses women in need. Now, Shante Duncan aims to build up north St. Louis.
In recognition of our recent graduates’ accomplishments, we decided to search for wisdom in their social media accounts and found inspiration in droves.
UMSL was named the APICS St. Louis Company of the Year and has received funding for drone delivery research.
Naumann combined a French and Japanese modern language degree with one in political science while also balancing two minors and four certificates.
New alumna Madison Bick heads to Vanderbilt University this fall driven by her knowledge of subpar maternal outcomes in the U.S.
The recent associate vice provost for faculty diversity at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley will take her new role July 1.
During the 2018-19 academic year, the UMSL College of Optometry and College of Nursing treated a wide range of conditions around the world.
The College of Nursing students and faculty members visited indigenous communities where they set up primary care and women’s health clinics.
UMSL students created 11 historical documentaries that premiered May 2 at the Missouri History Museum.
The optometry student got into UMSL on his third round of applications. He’s set to graduate this month on the dean’s list and with a job.
The business student plans to open a coffee shop later this summer near UMSL’s campus.
Business alumni Michael Mohr, Opal Jones, Jessica Portis and Mark Deadwyler were recognized for their professional achievements May 1.
On Friday, UMSL’s Gallery 210 hosted the third and final installment in the inaugural Bosnian Film Series, “Fuse,” co-organized by Associate Professor Rita Csapo-Sweet.
May graduate Ariel Farnsworth overcame cancer, excelled in engineering school and hopes to inspire young women.
In this UMSL Magazine cover story, George reflects on the people and moments that impacted his chancellorship.
On Friday, Marlon Wayans and special guest Loni Love slew with laughter to a packed audience in the Touhill Performing Arts Center for the Mirthweek finale.
Ten first-year UMSL students completed the 11-week Emerging Leaders program on April 19.
The death of his beloved aunt propelled the Shirley A. Martin Distinguished Nurse Award recipient into health care with a mission of change.
May graduate Guy Goodpaster got his first taste of virtual reality programming for a UMSL class project.
Performances from four local bands highlighted MirthFest on the Recreation and Wellness Center East Lawn on Wednesday.
Missouri First Lady Teresa Parson presented Associate Professor of English Suellynn Duffey with the award at a luncheon in Jefferson City on April 4.
Resources such as the Online Mentor Program and supportive instructors helped the two RN to BSN students succeed at school after a collective 40 years in the field.
Murray received a Journal of International Business Studies silver medal for her significant work in the publication.
The biology PhD student hopes to bring science communication to the masses to make a positive change for conservation.
The agreement with Chonnam National University will enrich MBA classrooms and allow students to become degree holders from both institutions.
John Nichols, who earned his business administration degree in 2008, has made a career out of creating viral content and commenting on the NBA.
Williams, who has spent her entire career in higher education, brings experience and expertise from three other campuses across Missouri.
Campus Compact selected College of Nursing and Pierre Laclede Honors College student Danielle Friz as one of its 2019 fellows.
The UMSL LGBTQ+ coordinator received a Lead OUT Loud Award for his contributions to the 2018 Transgender Spectrum Conference.
Traveling alone in Japan, Miller had been stranded until strangers helped her. Since then, she’s made awareness of Japan her mission.
Letisha Wexstten finished first in the competition with HireMe, an online platform designed for job seekers who have disabilities.
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion named Nicole Gevers, Ashley Johnson, Luimil Negrón, Kathleen Nigro and Kim Song as recipients of the 24th annual award.
UMSL ranks within the top 16 in the U.S. and top 26 internationally.
The ratings website applauded the program’s low cost to students as well as its specialized research topics, faculty support and hands-on training.
The assistant professor of anthropology and UMSL Daily talk looting, repatriation, ISIS, Hobby Lobby, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and more.
Scott Ream will take his experience to Jefferson City where he’ll help oversee licensing, optometry schools, continuing education and malpractice.
The Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education approved a bachelor’s degree in computing technology and a business administration emphasis in entrepreneurship.
Herring spent his first 100 days learning UMSL’s culture, getting to know donors and establishing a vision for the units he oversees.
The prestigious rankings recognized the strengths of graduate programs in the College of Nursing, School of Social Work and Department of Political Science.
Local professionals offered advice and personal stories during Thursday’s Black Business Student Association HER-Story panel.
Research with the Behavioral Health Network inspired Thatcher to dedicate herself to excellence both individual care and health systems improvement.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, the UMSL Daily team reflects on some of our favorite female-driven stories from the past year.
The Better Together city-county merger proposal, youth success and education were among the topics debated during the event.
When Baumann graduates this spring, he’ll be taking his design skills to Jacobs Engineering Group.