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October 3 - November 1, 2023

Tuesday, October 3

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
03 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
03 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
03 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
03 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
03 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
03 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
03 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Enhancing Participation by Minoritized Groups in Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Research Conference
03 Oct

The Washington University Community is invited to attend the Enhancing Participation by Minoritized Groups in Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Research...

The lithograph displays a big heart with different icons including a prison cell, baby, diapeprs, hospitals, home, person with luggage, chained and being lifted out of a river. Inside the river there is a steam boat with a sign "Help us!". Above is a tidal wave made up from rising statistics, and a person with visible lungs breathing in particles from the wave. To the right is a person running through the river, with their organs exposed, above whom a plane flies with a "Patriots" label and a flying N-95 mask next to it. In the foreground is a school bus, and a yellow duck wearing a face mask.
03 Oct

No question that COVID-19 transformed the world. From masking and isolation to mass casualties and lingering harm to physical and mental health, the...

ImpacT IT Strategic Plan Launch Event - Danforth Campus
03 Oct

Join us for an exciting adventure into the world of WashU IT! Washington University Information Technology invites you to explore how ImpacT, the IT...

Tuesday, October 3 | 10:00 AM
Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
03 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Leadership Perspectives: 'Raise Your Hand'
03 Oct

Insights on taking thoughtful career risks How do you turn curiosity into a career? An entrepreneurial spirit is a great start. But in addition to that, you...

Tuesday, October 3 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Event
Public Health Speaker Series: Katelyn Jetelina
03 Oct

Please join us for a fireside chat with Katelyn Jetelina on October 3 in the Clark Fox Forum of Hillman Hall. Public Health Speaker Series in connection with...

Tuesday, October 3 | 12:00 PM
Toast of WU
03 Oct

Toast of WU Toastmasters Weekly meeting. Registration Link: https://wustl-hipaa.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrcO-gqDMoG9B39SJkOBMXTRbkhW4eKMzk

Tuesday, October 3 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Event
Citing Simplified Using Zotero
03 Oct

This workshop will cover how to use Zotero to gather references, organize references, and generate formatted citations. Free and open to all, registration...

Child Development Account Research and Policy: Planning, Implementation and Impacts of a Large Social Experiment
03 Oct

This webinar will explore Child Development Accounts (CDAs) as an asset-building policy innovation. CDAs invest in all children for their future...

Tuesday, October 3 | 8:15 PM
Virtual Event

Wednesday, October 4

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
04 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
04 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
04 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
04 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
04 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
04 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
04 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
04 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Enhancing Participation by Minoritized Groups in Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Research Conference
04 Oct

The Washington University Community is invited to attend the Enhancing Participation by Minoritized Groups in Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementia Research...

The lithograph displays a big heart with different icons including a prison cell, baby, diapeprs, hospitals, home, person with luggage, chained and being lifted out of a river. Inside the river there is a steam boat with a sign "Help us!". Above is a tidal wave made up from rising statistics, and a person with visible lungs breathing in particles from the wave. To the right is a person running through the river, with their organs exposed, above whom a plane flies with a "Patriots" label and a flying N-95 mask next to it. In the foreground is a school bus, and a yellow duck wearing a face mask.
04 Oct

No question that COVID-19 transformed the world. From masking and isolation to mass casualties and lingering harm to physical and mental health, the...

University Shield
04 Oct

Presenting on “Development and application of tools and methods for behavioral and neural recordings in locusts” Read the full abstract. Michael Traner,...

Wednesday, October 4 | 10:00 AM
Stream Available
Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
04 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Tips for Optimizing Your Use of APA, MLA, Chicago, or other Citation Formats
04 Oct

In this workshop you will learn some tips for using some of the most common citation formats. Come away with practical ways to distinguish between a citation...

A photo of people laughing and talking at a Food for Thought event from the 2022-2023 school year.
04 Oct

Food for Thought is a weekly outdoor event series, weather permitting, curated by the Gephardt Institute. Students, staff, and faculty are invited to drop in...

Wednesday, October 4 | 2:00 PM
Physics Colloquium with Norman Murray
04 Oct

Norman Murray (Hosted by Nowak) from University of Toronto will be presenting the colloquium.

Wednesday, October 4 | 3:00 PM
WashU Libraries Virtual Book Club
04 Oct

Join us for a special Banned Book Week book club. We will discuss Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison, one of the most challenged classic books. Invisible Man is...

Wednesday, October 4 | 3:00 PM
Virtual Event
'Community as Rebellion' Lorgia García Peña
04 Oct

JAMES E. McLEOD MEMORIAL LECTURE ON HIGHER EDUCATION Featuring Lorgia García Peña, professor of Latinx studies at Princeton University and author of...

Khiara Bridges Keynote Address
04 Oct

Khiara M. Bridges is a professor of law at UC Berkeley School of Law. She has written many articles concerning race, class, reproductive rights and the...

Wednesday, October 4 | 4:00 PM
Mindfulness & The Skills of Human Flourishing
04 Oct

Richard Davidson is best known for his groundbreaking work studying emotion and the brain. A friend and confidante of the Dalai Lama, he is a highly sought...

Wednesday, October 4 | 4:00 PM
Ode to the Underloved (featuring REVOLVER), Film Installation at Artists Space, 2023, photo by Destiny Mata.
04 Oct

Multidisciplinary artist, experimental filmmaker, and writer Crystal Z Campbell will deliver the fall 2023 Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Teaching Fellow...

CDI NDW Student Author Showcase
04 Oct

Highlighting student authors at WashU, they will discuss their books and the process to publish! Students are encouraged to RSVP via the CDI website. This...

Wednesday, October 4 | 6:30 PM
Pride Night at Women's Volleyball
04 Oct

Show your Pride while cheering on our Women's Volleyball team while they take on Fontbonne University. Rainbows and pride flags encouraged! Go Bears!

Wednesday, October 4 | 7:00 PM

Thursday, October 5

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
05 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
05 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
05 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
05 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
05 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium
05 Oct

We are excited to resume these important symposia events in-person. The McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium, Forces Reshaping the World, will feature...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
05 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
05 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
05 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

The lithograph displays a big heart with different icons including a prison cell, baby, diapeprs, hospitals, home, person with luggage, chained and being lifted out of a river. Inside the river there is a steam boat with a sign "Help us!". Above is a tidal wave made up from rising statistics, and a person with visible lungs breathing in particles from the wave. To the right is a person running through the river, with their organs exposed, above whom a plane flies with a "Patriots" label and a flying N-95 mask next to it. In the foreground is a school bus, and a yellow duck wearing a face mask.
05 Oct

No question that COVID-19 transformed the world. From masking and isolation to mass casualties and lingering harm to physical and mental health, the...

Digital Transformation Coffee Hours
05 Oct

Curious about WashU's new Digital Transformation initiative? Have ideas? Want to get involved? Every Thursday, you can join Philip R.O. Payne, Digital...

Thursday, October 5 | 9:00 AM
Dennis Lucarelli
05 Oct

Optimally band-limited synthesis for quantum estimation, noise suppression, and control

BME Seminar: Yingxiao Wang, PhD
05 Oct

Presenting on “Remote Control of Genetics and Cellular Functions for Cancer Immunotherapy” Yingxiao Wang, PhD, Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
05 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

EEPS Colloquium: Tyler Doane
05 Oct

Hosted by: Claire Masteller and Jed Dale

Thursday, October 5 | 11:30 AM
Scoping Your Open Pedagogy Project
05 Oct

Join us for a guided workshop on how to scope, develop, and proceed with an open pedagogy project. Lunch will be provided. Free and open to all,...

Open Classroom | Navigating the Landscape of Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice: Abortion Access Post Roe
05 Oct

Join us to explore the current state of reproductive health, rights, and justice in the United States. We will provide a comprehensive analysis of the...

Thursday, October 5 | 12:30 PM
Virtual Event
Zotero – Beyond the Basics
05 Oct

This workshop will build on the information learned in the “Citing Simplified Using Zotero” workshop to take your use of Zotero to the next level. Free and...

Changqing Chen, Professor and Head of the Department of Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, China.
05 Oct

Changqing Chen, Professor and Head of the Department of Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, China. Mechanical metamaterials with...

Diversification and Conservation of Neotropical Amphibians
05 Oct

Kelly Zamudio, of the University of Texas – Austin, will present this Living Earth Collaborative/Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Seminar. Please use the...

Thursday, October 5 | 4:00 PM
Legal Ethics Developments Every Lawyer Should Know
05 Oct

Legal Ethics Developments Every Lawyer Should Know Thursday, October 5, 4:00 p.m. CT Legal Ethics MCLE 1.0 hours I Zoom Event Peter Joy, Henry Hitchcock...

Thursday, October 5 | 4:00 PM
Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom
Stream Available
Value by Acquaintance
05 Oct

L.A. Paul (Yale, Philosophy and Cognitive Science) Abstract: I argue that the distinctive relationship between knowledge-that and knowledge-how, recognized...

Thursday, October 5 | 4:00 PM
Transcriptional Adaptation, a Newly Discovered Mode of Genetic Compensation
05 Oct

The 42nd Annual Oliver H. Lowry Lecture The Department of Developmental Biology presents the 42nd Annual Oliver H. Lowry Lecture with Didier Stainier.

CDI NDW Latin Dance Night
05 Oct

Join us for our 3rd Annual Latin Dance Night event!! We're thrilled to continue this partnership with our student organizations, WU Fuego, WU Sauce, the...

Mark Valeri, Reverend Priscilla Wood Neaves Distinguished Professor of Religion and Politics
05 Oct

Join us for a large-group speaker event with Mark Valeri, Reverend Priscilla Wood Neaves Distinguished Professor of Religion and Politics. Professor Valeri...

CDI NDW Hip Hop Cypher
05 Oct

An eclectic event honoring 50 Years of Hip Hop. Students are encouraged to RSVP via the CDI website. This is a program during our 3rd Annual National...

Thursday, October 5 | 7:00 PM

Friday, October 6

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
06 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
06 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
06 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
06 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
06 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium
06 Oct

We are excited to resume these important symposia events in-person. The McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium, Forces Reshaping the World, will feature...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
06 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
06 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Workshop on Sensitivity to Value
06 Oct

Speakers: Sara Aronowitz (Toronto, Philosophy, www-personal.umich.edu/~skaron/) Matthew Fulkerson (U.C. San Diego, Philosophy and Cognitive Science,...

Friday, October 6 | 12:00 AM
Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
06 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

The lithograph displays a big heart with different icons including a prison cell, baby, diapeprs, hospitals, home, person with luggage, chained and being lifted out of a river. Inside the river there is a steam boat with a sign "Help us!". Above is a tidal wave made up from rising statistics, and a person with visible lungs breathing in particles from the wave. To the right is a person running through the river, with their organs exposed, above whom a plane flies with a "Patriots" label and a flying N-95 mask next to it. In the foreground is a school bus, and a yellow duck wearing a face mask.
06 Oct

No question that COVID-19 transformed the world. From masking and isolation to mass casualties and lingering harm to physical and mental health, the...

Eugene O’Neill and Carlotta Monterey O’Neill outside the Tao House, 1940, photographer unknown. From the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill.
06 Oct

Join us for a one-day symposium to officially open the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. This symposium will also constitute the first day of...

Friday, October 6 | 9:00 AM
University Shield
06 Oct

Presenting on “The Development and Validation of Noninvasive Electromyometrial Imaging of Uterine Contraction and Novel Magnetic Resonance Imaging of...

Access-Redundancy Tradeoffs in Quantized Linear Computations
06 Oct

Vinayak Ramkumar Postdoctoral Fellow, Tel Aviv University Visiting Researcher, Washington University in St.Louis Given a dataset to store in a...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
06 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Lunch and Learn
06 Oct

Join Vice Dean Sophia Hayes & Asso. Vice Dean William Acree for a monthly lunch, on us! We'd like to learn how your coursework, research, and overall...

Friday, October 6 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Info Session: Part-Time Master of Social Work Program
06 Oct

Join a panel of representatives from the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis to learn about the Part-Time Master of Social Work program,...

Friday, October 6 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Event
2023 Homer G. Phillips Public Health Lecture Series
06 Oct

The Homer G. Phillips Public Health Lecture Series is named in honor of the historic Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St. Louis, the premier training ground for...

Saturday, October 7

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
07 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
07 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
07 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Fall Break
07 Oct

No classes.

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
07 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
07 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium
07 Oct

We are excited to resume these important symposia events in-person. The McDonnell Academy Global Research Symposium, Forces Reshaping the World, will feature...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
07 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
07 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Workshop on Sensitivity to Value
07 Oct

Speakers: Sara Aronowitz (Toronto, Philosophy, www-personal.umich.edu/~skaron/) Matthew Fulkerson (U.C. San Diego, Philosophy and Cognitive Science,...

Saturday, October 7 | 12:00 AM
Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
07 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
07 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Public Tour: 'Adam Pendleton: To Divide By'
07 Oct

Student educators lead interactive tours of this season’s exhibition Adam Pendleton: To Divide By. Pendleton’s paintings and other works address codes of...

Sunday, October 8

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
08 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
08 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
08 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Fall Break
08 Oct

No classes.

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
08 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
08 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
08 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
08 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
08 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
08 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Monday, October 9

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
09 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
09 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
09 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Fall Break
09 Oct

No classes.

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
09 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
09 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
09 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
09 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
09 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Enola Proctor Lecture with Rani Elwy, PhD
09 Oct

Join the Center for Dissemination & Implementation for our Enola Proctor Lecture with Rani Elwy, PhD, of Brown University’s School of Public Health. Rani...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
09 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Global Health Work In Progress October meeting
09 Oct

For the Global Health Work In Progress October meeting, an exciting presentation will be given by Mitra Naseh, on "Developing a protocol for virtual delivery...

Monday, October 9 | 12:00 PM
Hillman Hall, 120
Stream Available

Tuesday, October 10

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
10 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
10 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Fall Break
10 Oct

No classes.

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
10 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
10 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
10 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
10 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
10 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Donuts with the Vice Dean
10 Oct

Come to the Office of Grad Studies suite and have coffee and donuts with the director of Grad Student Affairs, Andy Wiegert, and Vice Dean of Graduate...

Tuesday, October 10 | 8:30 AM
Take Care Health Fair - Danforth Campus
10 Oct

Join us at the Danforth Take Care Health Fair on October 10, 2023 from 10am – 2pm at Sumer’s Rec Center to meet with WashU partners and vendors while...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
10 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Toast of WU
10 Oct

Toast of WU Toastmasters Weekly meeting. Registration Link: https://wustl-hipaa.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrcO-gqDMoG9B39SJkOBMXTRbkhW4eKMzk

Tuesday, October 10 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Event

Wednesday, October 11

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
11 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
11 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
11 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
11 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
11 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
11 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
11 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
11 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

The Tools That Supercharge Open-Source Scientific Software
11 Oct

Join Timothy Holy, PhD, Alan A. and Edith L. Wolff Professor of Neuroscience at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, for a workshop session...

Wednesday, October 11 | 10:00 AM
Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
11 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Rick Grodsky
11 Oct

Join us for the Annual Rick Grodsky Welcome Lunch & Research Lab Poster Session! Connect with classmates, learn more about the ground-breaking research in...

A photo of people laughing and talking at a Food for Thought event from the 2022-2023 school year.
11 Oct

Food for Thought is a weekly outdoor event series, weather permitting, curated by the Gephardt Institute. Students, staff, and faculty are invited to drop in...

Wednesday, October 11 | 2:00 PM
Global Trafficking in Persons Research and Advocacy by St. Louis Researchers and Activists
11 Oct

The Human Trafficking Collaborative Network (HTCN) is hosting an hour long virtual panel on Global Trafficking in Persons research. Panelists and topics...

Wednesday, October 11 | 3:00 PM
Virtual Event
Physics Colloquium with Michael Meyer on Origins of Stars, Planets and Life
11 Oct

Over 20 years ago, the instrument teams for the NASA/ESA/CSA JWST outlined comprehensive science programs to answer to key questions concerning the origins...

Wednesday, October 11 | 3:00 PM
Pitch Partners: Centering Racial Equity
11 Oct

Join us for Pitch Partners: Centering Racial Equity! This is an open call for project ideas that focus on racial and ethnic health equity issues across St....

Queer Stories: A Zine Workshop
11 Oct

Join the Washington University Library, Mapping LGBTQIA+ St. Louis, and the Spectrum office for a zine making workshop focused on creating a visual...

Wednesday, October 11 | 6:00 PM
Medline via PubMed: A Fantastic, Free Health Database
11 Oct

Learn how to effectively search PubMed for public health, psychological, and therapeutic information. Covers MeSH searching, applying limits, using the...

Wednesday, October 11 | 8:30 PM
Virtual Event

Thursday, October 12

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
12 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
12 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
12 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
12 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
12 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
12 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
12 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
12 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Annual Neuroscience Retreat
12 Oct

The two-day Annual Neuroscience Retreat is open to all in the Washington University Neuroscience Community regardless of graduate program, department, or...

Thursday, October 12 | 8:30 AM
Preston M. Green Hall
12 Oct

This mandatory advising session is a crucial step in your academic journey, designed to ensure your success and provide you with personalized guidance.

School of Medicine Bike Tune Up
12 Oct

Join the Operations & Facilities Management Department, in partnership with the Office of Sustainability, for a FREE bike tune up! The bike tune up will take...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
12 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

EEPS Colloquium: Astrid Holzheid
12 Oct

The Fate of PGE During Mantle Melting Opposing trends of the Platinum Group Element (PGE) pattern of primitive mantle melts and of peridotite-xenoliths are...

Thursday, October 12 | 11:30 AM
Creating and Implementing a Safe Learning Climate for Today’s Learners – Lunch & Learn
12 Oct

The safe initiative aims to improve our learning environment by promoting positive behaviors and managing concerns about mistreatment and unprofessional...

Thursday, October 12 | 12:00 PM
Virtual Event
Why Poverty and Inequality Undermine Justice in America
12 Oct

Why Poverty and Inequality Undermine Justice in America Thursday, October 12, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. CT Anheuser-Busch Hall, Room 310 Professor Mark Rank,...

Thursday, October 12 | 12:00 PM
Michelle C. Yuen, Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University
12 Oct

Michelle C. Yuen, postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the Harvard Microrobotics Lab. Soft...

Office of Technology Management
12 Oct

Are you working on an innovation you think should be spun out into a startup? What resources are available to help? How can you become involved in the...

Virtual Fall Net Impact Expo: Explore Environmental & Social Impact Careers
12 Oct

Join us virtually to connect directly with organizations that are driving environmental and social impact and explore what career options exist in these...

Thursday, October 12 | 3:00 PM
Virtual Event
Medline via PubMed: A Fantastic, Free Health Database
12 Oct

Learn how to effectively search PubMed for public health, psychological, and therapeutic information. Covers MeSH searching, applying limits, using the...

Thursday, October 12 | 4:00 PM
¿Quién soy? Y ¿Quiénes somos?: A Panel Discussion with Latine Poets
12 Oct

This fall, The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity has invited several poets to St. Louis for a panel discussion in celebration of Latine...

Friday, October 13

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
13 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
13 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
13 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
13 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
13 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
13 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
13 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

WashU Black Alumni Weekend 2023
13 Oct

Join us for WashU’s Black Alumni Weekend! Reconnect with the university community and explore St. Louis, all while celebrating the powerful legacy of Black...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
13 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Annual Neuroscience Retreat
13 Oct

The two-day Annual Neuroscience Retreat is open to all in the Washington University Neuroscience Community regardless of graduate program, department, or...

Friday, October 13 | 8:30 AM
Jason Valentine
13 Oct

Flat optics for information processing

Designing Usable and Useful Privacy Choice Interfaces
13 Oct

Lorrie Faith Cranor FORE Systems University Professor Engineering & Public Policy, and School of Computer Science Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
13 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Faculty Showcase
13 Oct

WashU performance faculty will perform various solo and chamber works.

Reading & Talk with Simone White
13 Oct

Organized in conjunction with Adam Pendleton: To Divide By, join us for a reading by poet Simone White and a conversation on creative practice in relation to...

Annual George E. Mylonas Lecture in Classical Art and Archaeology. 
13 Oct

Kathleen Lynch, Professor and Department Head of Classics at the University of Cincinnati.

Saturday, October 14

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
14 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
14 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
14 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
14 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
14 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
14 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
14 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

WashU Black Alumni Weekend 2023
14 Oct

Join us for WashU’s Black Alumni Weekend! Reconnect with the university community and explore St. Louis, all while celebrating the powerful legacy of Black...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
14 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Partial solar eclipse. Credit: NASA
14 Oct

During the Oct. 14 partial solar eclipse, the moon will cover about two-thirds of the sun, as visible from our vantage in St. Louis, MO. Faculty in the...

Saturday, October 14 | 10:30 AM
Book Arts Workshop with WORK/PLAY
14 Oct

WashU students are invited to join us for a two-hour workshop on experimental book arts organized in conjunction with the exhibition Adam Pendleton: To...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
14 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Tour de Museo: Spanish-Language Tour
14 Oct

Join José Garza, museum academic programs coordinator, for a Spanish-language tour of select artworks in the special exhibition Adam Pendleton: To Divide By....

Sunday, October 15

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
15 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
15 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
15 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
15 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
15 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
15 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...

The Assembled Playwright: Harley Hammerman’s Eugene O’Neill Collection
15 Oct

The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...

WashU Black Alumni Weekend 2023
15 Oct

Join us for WashU’s Black Alumni Weekend! Reconnect with the university community and explore St. Louis, all while celebrating the powerful legacy of Black...

Fire & Freedom: 'Food and Enslavement in Early America'
15 Oct

The traveling exhibition from the NLM explore ways in which meals can tell us how power is exchanged between and among different peoples, races, genders and...

Disorderly Materials / Contingent Objects
15 Oct

Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...

Monday, October 16

Adam Pendleton: To Divide By
16 Oct

“What is your name?” “Where are you from?” “How did you end up here?” “Can you feel it?” “Does it hurt?” With these and other questions, the American artist...

Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: 'Somewhere in the Stars'
16 Oct

Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...

A student hands a freshly screen printed T-shirt that says "The future is what we build together" at a Civic Action Week 2022 event.
16 Oct

Civic Action Week (CAW) kicks off on October 16! CAW is a weeklong initiative to highlight civic engagement opportunities throughout Washington University—in...

Domesticated Pulp: Archie Publications and the Comics Code
16 Oct

For over 50 years, the Comics Code Authority enforced its Seal of Approval, a set of self-imposed guidelines used to judge comics as appropriate for all...

Long shalt thou live, if these well be done: Food, Drink and Health
16 Oct

You are what you eat! From medieval humoral theory using food to balance one's complexion to American homesteading recipes on making meals that best aid...

MADness Unleashed: The World of MAD Magazine
16 Oct

The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...

Secret Sciences: The Hidden Arts of Alchemy
16 Oct

In the popular imagination, alchemy is often synonymous with the transmutation of lead into gold. But while this was certainly one of the alchemists’ goals,...