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  • G Schmiedeke plays bass
    Remington R. Williams Award recipient G Schmiedeke serves UMSL and St. Louis communities through music
  • 2026 New Student Convocation
    Convocation speakers urge new UMSL students to make the most of every opportunity
  • University of Missouri–St. Louis mascot Louie helped and welcomed families and new students to campus during move in Day at Oak Hall.
    Move-In Day at Oak Hall runs smoothly thanks to streamlined process and volunteer effort
  • First-year students at the University of Missouri–St. Louis huddled together at the middle of the Don Dallas Soccer Field on Friday afternoon during New Student Orientation and showed off a Louie the Triton logo as UMSL photographer Derik Holtmann used a drone to capture their photo from overhead.
    Eye on UMSL: Triton togetherness
  • Opportunity Scholars 2026 cohort
    Honors College welcomes 2026 cohort of Opportunity Scholars and St. Louis Scholars
  • New faculty members at orientation
    UMSL welcomes 21 new faculty members for start of the new academic year
  • Interim Chancellor Chris Spilling cuts a ribbon as UMSL dedicates the new Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center
    UMSL dedicates Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center
  • Alina Slapac and Karen Collett with UWC faculty during COIL workshop
    Institutional support advances UMSL faculty collaboration with South African colleagues
  • Alumni and donors gather at a reception in the College of Optometry's new academic space in the J.C. Penney Building
    College of Optometry unveils new academic home in J.C. Penney Building
  • NEXT Program students and mentor
    UMSL partnership with Cigna gives students ‘a key to the front door’ of technology careers

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