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MSA holds "Say Their Names" event on Mudd Field - Vimarsana News

MSA holds "Say Their Names" event on Mudd Field

Washington University’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) organized a “Say Their Names'' demonstration on Mudd Field, Dec. 8. As part of the demonstration, MSA unrolled a paper banner with the names of over one thousand Palestinian children who have been killed in the latest Israel-Hamas war.

Lamma 2024: Kit to look out for as big brands return - Vimarsana News

Lamma 2024: Kit to look out for as big brands return

A ruck of new and returning companies will be showing their wares at Lamma show on 17 and 18 January. We pick out some machines to look out for in this

Source: fwi.co.uk
Learning through experience: Undergraduates present their research at the Fall OUR Symposium - Vimarsana News

Learning through experience: Undergraduates present their research at the Fall OUR Symposium

Bauer Hall was bustling with fresh ideas on Friday, Oct. 27 when undergraduate researchers set up posters and presented their work at the Office of Undergraduate Research’s Fall Symposium.

Undergraduate students present their work at research symposium - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate students present their work at research symposium

Hundreds of members of the Washington University community attended a biannual undergraduate research symposium hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research, April 25. The event, held in Frick Forum in Bauer Hall, showcased the research that undergraduates engaged in during the semester.

William Schmalz practiced medicine for 45 years, mostly in Bloomington - Vimarsana News

William Schmalz practiced medicine for 45 years, mostly in Bloomington

Dr. William Schmalz estimates he served more than 7,000 patients over his 45 years in practice. He retired from Monroe Hospital recently.