
New professorshipSusan Rotroff is appointed to Thurston-Van Duyn chairBy Liam OttenSusan Irene Rotroff, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Classics in Arts and Sciences, has been named the first Jarvis Thurston and Mona Van Duyn Professor in the Humanities. A formal installation ceremony will take place at 4:30 p.m. May 19 in Holmes Lounge. "Susan is a wonderfully talented and interactive faculty member," said Edward S. Macias, Ph.D., executive vice chancellor and dean of Arts and Sciences. "She brings great depth and breadth to our excellent faculty work in classics and archaeology, and her teaching is much sought after by our students. |
![]() Rotroff: Expert on Athenia Agora |
![]() Bears Coach Nancy Fahey (at microphone) and her NCAA Division III champion basketball team acknowledge a standing ovation from a crowd of celebrants Friday, April 8, in Bowles Plaza. Athletics Director John M. Schael and Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton also addressed the crowd and presented the championship trophy to the team. The event featured cake and free T-shirts for all attendees with University identification. |
It's the lawStudents teach youths legal conceptsBy Ann NicholsonSeveral dozen law students have taken their training into the community, teaching North St. Louis fifth-graders practical legal concepts that affect the youths' everyday lives -- from the reasons for laws to the difference between a burglary and a robbery. |
Eliot gets one-year reprieve to meet student housing needEliot Residence Hall will remain open for another year to accommodate students who wish to remain on the South 40. |
University's United Way campaign raises $410,783Washington University employees have outdone themselves once again, raising a total of $410,782.73 for the United Way of St. Louis -- almost $36,000 more than the three-campus campaign goal. Though the drive ran officially from Sept. 9 through Oct. 31, 1998, it takes the organizers two to three months to tally the total, because gifts and pledges continue to come in well past the first of the year. Results have just been announced. Ann B. Prenatt, director of employee relations and chair of the 1998 drive, expressed real gratitude and a certain degree of wonder at the final figures. |
![]() Heather Brouillet, a sophomore majoring in environmental studies in Arts and Sciences, takes Victoria Witte, assistant dean for information services at Olin Library, on a virtual-reality tour of the Mojave Desert. The demonstration was one of 12 faculty/student presentations throughout Eads Hall April 6 showcasing the uses of technology in teaching and learning. |
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