- The New York Times @nytimes Aug 1, 2023If you’re convinced that red wine should be reserved for the colder months, consider the tinto de verano. It’s to summer in Spain what a chilled bottle of rosé is to l’été in Provence. https://t.co/7bBpOO72yC https://t.co/kXAxwLKpF3
- SLU-Madrid @SLUMadrid Jul 30, 2023Happy #DayOfFriendship! ๐ We may be a #university with two campuses in two different locations, but we share a single mission - to provide exceptional education and foster lifelong #connections. Today, we celebrate all the #friendships forged on our campuses and beyond ๐ค ๐ ๐ https://t.co/SyxpVvR6Ig
- SLU LAW CICL @SLU_LAW_CICL Jul 20, 2023In the last week of the SLU LAW Madrid Program, our students toured the Supreme Court of Spain with Professor Lorena Bachmaier-Winter and Antonio del Moral, a former prosecutor and sitting judge in the Criminal Law section of the Supreme Court. https://t.co/LshxOoW4d8
- Dean William P. Johnson @Dean_WPJohnson Jul 20, 2023Meet me in Madrid!I love to travel, and Madrid is a special place and the location of our next big international alumni event. I hope you will consider this @SLULAW, @SLU_LAW_CICL, and @SLUMadrid opportunity. It will be magnificent! #SLULAW #travel #Madrid #España https://t.co/YWFgyXEI19
- SLU-Madrid @SLUMadrid Jul 18, 2023Happy #NelsonMandelaDay! Today we honor the legacy of a true icon of peace and reconciliation. Let's continue to learn from his leadership and strive to make the world a better place for all.#EducationForAll #HumanRights https://t.co/stXGqCygyJ
- SLU's Sarah Adam Becomes First Woman Named to US Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby TeamSarah Adam, OTD, assistant professor of occupational science and occupational therapy at Saint Louis University, is one of 12 athletes who will represent the U.S. at the 2024 Paralympic Games inโฏParis from Aug. 28 to Sept. 8.
- Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling: SLU to Host Be Heard! Women in Leadership ConferenceSaint Louis University’s Emerson Leadership Institute will host its third annual Be Heard! Women in Leadership conference on Friday, May 3. The free event, “Breaking and Powering Through the Bamboo Ceiling,” will kick off Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The half-day event will focus on cultural differences, the history of stereotyping, unconscious bias, and the myth of the model minority.
- Saint Louis University Researchers Identify a Biomarker for Severe Liver Disease in InfantsIn a new study, Saint Louis University School of Medicine researchers and colleagues have identified biomarkers in high-risk infants with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD). This is a condition that is life-threatening in some infants but very mild in others. For the first time, predicting which children need lifesaving intervention is possible.
- Jamaica Kincaid Receives the 2024 St. Louis Literary AwardRenowned Antigua-born author Jamaica Kincaid received the 2024 St. Louis Literary Award on Thursday, April 25. In her works, Kincaid explores themes of colonialism, gender and sexuality, racism, class, and familial relationships.
- Colson Whitehead to Receive the 2025 St. Louis Literary AwardPulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead will receive the 2025 St. Louis Literary Award from Saint Louis University. Whitehead will come to St. Louis next spring to accept the award. The award ceremony will be held in April 2025.Whitehead is the author of the novels “The Intuitionist,” “John Henry Days,” “Apex Hides the Hurt,” “Sag Harbor,” “The Underground Railroad,” “The Nickel Boys,” and “Harlem Shuffle,” among others.