The Show Me Value Tour is a statewide initiative by the University of Missouri System to discuss the importance of a college education.
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The Show Me Value Tour is a statewide initiative by the University of Missouri System to discuss the importance of a college education.
UMSL Tritons baseball (18-9, 13-9 GLVC) won three out of four games against GLVC leader and No. 29 ranked William Jewell last weekend.
Wendy Saul (center with scarf) receives the award from UMSL Associate Provost Paulette Isaac-Savage.
After being named to the list, Perryman went on to throw her third perfect game of the season.
On Saturday morning, when most people were still in their pajamas, one University of Missouri–St. Louis professor was...
Student Michael Palm shows off a soon-to-be-devoured frozen yogurt creation from Triton Treats, a shop that just opened up in the MSC.
Neuroscience student Emma Trammel demonstrates how she monitors a research subject’s brainwaves.
James Shuls recently talked to St. Louis Public Radio about the Blueprint4SummerSTL app and wrote a St. Louis Post-Dispatch commentary.
UMSL has St. Louis’ only business school with dual accreditation in accounting and business.
On March 31, UMSL senior outfielder Jena Boudreau hit her first home run of the season. It was one for the books.
Dan Klevorn’s coworkers at the UMSL Triton Store are among those who helped him maintain a positive attitude.
UMSL education student Laura Wood organized a collection of feminine hygiene products to donate to local shelters.
Sophomore Julien de Poyen carded a 144 (good for a tie with teammate Colby Yates) to help UMSL tie for second in The Jewell Midwest Regional.
The UMSL education major will take on a role originated on Broadway by Frances McDormand. The play will be April 9-12 at the Touhill.
They are part of the organization Triton Health Educators and are raising awareness on drugs, alcohol and sexual consent.
Jacob Huffman, UMSL psychology major, received a College of Arts and Sciences research grant for his study.
The business administration major won all six matches played last week, going 3-0 in both singles and doubles.
Stories about the university, its scholars and their expertise are often covered by local and national news media. Media Coverage highlights some of the top stories.
Julie Dunn-Morton, curator of the St. Louis Mercantile Library’s Fine Arts Collection at UMSL, holds the framed silver medallion.
UMSL students devote countless hours each semester to audio and video production for UMSL Radio and The U News.
In four conference road wins, Wood batted .462 with six hits, including four home runs, while adding seven RBI and five runs scored.
Biology doctoral student Gideon Erkenswick teaches about Amazon wildlife through his nonprofit Field Projects International.
Rae Mohrmann is in the spotlight as she prepares to run the Go! St. Louis Marathon in a couple weeks.
Senior Leanne Cantalupo went a combined 8-0 in singles and doubles on the week, extending her singles win streak to 14 matches.
Chris Roccia and 2-year-old Jackson greet Miriam Roccia with roses during the UMSL Trailblazers reception.
The senior led the UMSL Tritons with 17.6 points and 9.5 rebounds per game, which ranked 20th in NCAA DII.
Stories about the university, its scholars and their expertise are often covered by local and national news media. Media Coverage highlights some of the top stories.
The students were chosen by high schools for their academic achievement and outstanding capabilities in science.
Albert Zink shared a few insights with “St. Louis on the Air” listeners this week, leading up to a UMSL lecture on Monday.
Nancy Gleason discusses her 10-year affiliation with the honors college-produced publication as guest speaker at the launch party for the latest edition.
Cystic fibrosis hasn’t stopped senior business administration major Daniel Seddon from playing baseball for UMSL.
The Tritons (21-3) split against Illinois Springfield and at Lewis before closing out their week sweeping Wisconsin-Parkside on the road.
The duo helped lead the Tritons to a 19-11 overall record, while finishing 10-8 in the GLVC.
“MADCO: Double Date” will take place at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 3 p.m., Sunday at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center.
The UMSL Tritons baseball team started the season off at a program best 10-0 before splitting a four-game series with the defending national champion, Southern Indiana.
The annual event is held in celebration of National Women’s History Month and recognizes five UMSL women for their contributions to the university and to society.
The softball junior threw consecutive perfect games last week and struck out every batter she faced in one of the games.
Freshman Omar Ismail covers his eyes to concentrate on reciting pi, a number with an infinite decimal representation best known by its first three digits (3.14).
More than 450 college students had the opportunity to meet and engage with business professionals during the annual UMSL event.
UMSL faculty collaborated with Shakespeare Festival St. Louis on the workshop that’s designed to teach participants how to use dramatic arts for nonviolent activism.
The business administration major helped the Tritons to three team wins last week, including a 9-0 shutout against University of Illinois Springfield.
“Carole (Basile) is a visionary,” Maxine Clark, founder of Build-A-Bear Workshop, told the publication.
She spoke to a crowd of students, faculty, staff and community members March 16 as part of the Student Life Speaker Series.
Jori Derner (left), a nurse at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, graduated from the RN to BSN online program in 2013.
When local high school student Alex Hudson reflects on his experience in the Bridge Program at the University of...
The junior threw back-to-back perfect games last week in two wins, 8-0 and 1-0, against Lake Superior State University and conference foe McKendree University, respectively.
The latest round of “I Chose UMSL” billboards features students, alumni and faculty paired to fit themes, such as Joanne Lee and Erin Baskett as performers.
The No. 36 ranked men’s tennis Tritons ran their win streak to five matches this week with wins over Illinois Springfield, Grand Valley State and McPherson.
Freshman computer science major Omar Ismail captivates a crowd in the Pilot House as he recites 2,020 digits of pi.
The civil engineering major combined for a 5-1 record over three matches in singles and doubles action, helping the Tritons to a 1-2 record.