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Marking the next milestone of the "Here and Next" strategic plan, Washington University in St. Louis has launched the Digital Transformation initiative. The effort will help position the university as a leader in addressing technological challenges and opportunities now and into the future.

Although they are miles apart – Calhoun lives in Riverview, New Brunswick – the pair connect often, whether it’s a quick phone call or through email.

Betsy Sinclair and her now late husband Arthur were passionate about helping others and advocating for the future of their local Prince Edward County Memorial…

The city’s charter says that unless a vacancy occurs within six months of a general election, a seat on the Board of Aldermen must be filled by a special election within 90 days.

It's official. The national mood in the U.S. has turned sour with a recent poll showing more than half of Americans are angry about the state of the country. After seeing it play out on the news or across the dinner table, many say it's time to end the rage and heal the wounds.

RIVERS — The fish were biting in Lake Wahtopanah for the first major fundraising event hosted ...

Washington University professor Betsy Sinclair is taking stock of political anger in America.

Washington University professor Betsy Sinclair joins the show to explain why political anger is threatening democracy — and how politicians are using it to their advantage.

In new episode of the American Democracy Lab podcast, WashU experts discuss angers power Students and staff from Washington University and other members of the St. Louis community protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement in summer 2020. (Photo: Joe Angeles/Washington University) April 1, 2021 SHARE Division, partisanship, polarization — these are all terms we consistently hear in current news headlines about the state of our citizenry and political landscape. Much of the conve...

Mayoral candidates agree: St. Louis must tame the violence The four mayoral candidates offer differing plans to contain the violence, but agree it’s the top priority Author: Jim Salter Associated Press Published: 6:18 PM CST March 1, 2021 Updated: 6:18 PM CST March 1, 2021 ST. LOUIS — The next mayor of St. Louis will face the same overwhelming challenge that has haunted the current mayor and many of her predecessors: Violent crime is rampant a...