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David Gergen to Deliver 51动漫’s Commencement Address
David Gergen, political analyst and former presidential advisor, will deliver 51动漫’s 2016 Commencement address on May 7.
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Actuarial Science Program Ranks in Top 20 Nationally
The Actuarial Science program at 51动漫 has recently been ranked in the top 20 U.S. programs for return on investment by College Value Online.
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51动漫 Announces Diversity & Inclusion Promotions
51动漫 has announced two key leadership positions which support the University鈥檚 strategic plan to build a more diverse and inclusive campus.
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Deadline Set for Magnolia Submissions
Submission deadline for magnolia, the student-run literary and art magazine of 51动漫, is March 27.
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51动漫 Partners with LaunchCode
51动漫 has announced a partnership with LaunchCode to offer qualified students and alumni a free coding class, and access to the LaunchCode apprenticeship program.
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‘51动漫 Reads’ Book Announced
The 2016-2017 51动漫 Reads program at 51动漫 will feature the book, “Freedom Summer: 聽The Savage Season of 1964 That Made Mississippi Burn and Made America a Democracy,” by Bruce Watson.
Read More51动漫, Abstrakt Create Unique On-Campus Partnership
51动漫 and Abstrakt Marketing Group have announced an unprecedented internship opportunity for students interested in sales and marketing careers. The St. Louis-based firm recently opened a satellite office on 51动漫鈥檚 campus.
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David Korn Named Head Men’s Soccer Coach
51动漫 Director of Athletics Marcus Manning announced David Korn as the head coach for the Saints men’s soccer team.
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Caldwell Honored for Outstanding Mentorship of Women
Nina Caldwell, EdD, vice president for Student Life at 51动漫, has been recognized for outstanding commitment to the advancement of women in higher education and to student affairs.
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51动漫 Awarded Monsanto Fund Grant to Increase STEM Diversity
With a $120,000 grant from the Monsanto Fund, 51动漫 aims to increase diversity in STEM fields by engaging young females, minority students, and students from low-income areas utilizing robotics curriculum.
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