A guide to events on our campuses.
Assembly Series
A tradition of convening thought leaders since 1953
McKelvey School of Engineering
Brown School
Events
03
Nov
“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...
03
Nov
Join us for a raucous and risqué revival of Kander and Ebb’s musical masterpiece. Set in the chaotic world of Weimar Berlin, Cabaret is a phantasmagorical...
03
Nov
Washington University in St. Louis alumnus (1981) Chris Jackson authored and produced numerous musical shows and productions in St. Louis, the Midwest, and...
03
Nov
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...
03
Nov
The MADness Unleashed exhibition is an overview of MAD Magazine and its place within American culture. The exhibition is highlighted by original art and...
03
Nov
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,...
03
Nov
The Assembled Playwright exhibition presents highlights from the Harley Hammerman Collection on Eugene O’Neill. The exhibition includes manuscripts,...
03
Nov
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...
03
Nov
Knowing your numbers is key in detecting disease early and we offer three ways for all WashU benefits eligible employees to complete their annual screening...
03
Nov
Learn how to use Zotero to organize citations and create APA bibliographies. No registration needed.
03
Nov
Presenting on “Advances in Off-resonance Distortion Correction for Echo Planar Imaging” Read the full abstract. Andrew Van, PhD candidate, will defend...
03
Nov
Renato Mancuso Department of Computer Science Boston University We entrust our lives to computing systems. Whenever we hop on a flight, suddenly brake in a...
03
Nov
Over the past two decades, several philosophers, art theorists, and cultural critics have turned their attention to the study of matter. Philosopher Jane...
03
Nov
Accreting compact objects such as neutron stars and black holes in X-ray Binaries (XRBs) and the supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies, called...
03
Nov
Colloquia Title and Topic: "Widening the Carceral Net through Financial Risk: The Case of Commercial Bail" How are people without direct contact impacted,...
03
Nov
Becker Library's annual rare books open house is a unique opportunity to see a rare selection of spectacular medical works dating from the Renaissance to the...
03
Nov
Dr. Irving Bigio will be presenting his work titled "Imaging the Structural Details of Myelin in Neurodegenerative Diseases with Optical Birefringence...
03
Nov
Join us for an enlightening evening with stellar women faculty Liz Mallott and Michele LeRoux, who recently established their lab groups at Washington...
03
Nov
What makes radio storytelling unique? How does the medium’s restriction to the auditory sense offer new opportunities for dramatic representation? In this...
03
Nov
Please join us for a talk and discussion led by Nadine Alameh, Inaugural Executive Director of Taylor Geospatial Institute and world-renowned geospatial...
03
Nov