- Saint Louis University Community Remembers the Life of Pope FrancisAs the world mourns the passing of Pope Francis, who died on Monday, April 21, at age 88, Saint Louis University faculty, staff and students who encountered the Pope during his papacy remember his life and legacy.
- MOCRA Presents "Meditations" on Art, Abstraction, and SpiritualitySaint Louis University's Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA) will hold a program on Saturday, May 3, exploring how the wide-ranging lexicons of spirituality, abstraction and Black cultural production are intertwined.
- Aitchison Named 2025 Truman Scholarship RecipientSam Aitchison is now a Truman Scholar. Aitchison, a junior majoring in finance, leadership and human resource management, and Catholic studies at Saint Louis University, is one of 54 college students from 49 U.S. colleges and universities selected as 2025 Truman Scholars. The Truman Scholarship is the premier graduate scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in the United States.
- SLU Student Earns Prestigious STEM ScholarshipSaint Louis University student Pascal Sikorski has earned a Goldwater Scholarship. Sikorski, a junior pursuing a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Philosophy, earned the prestigious award after a lengthy interview process. The Goldwater Scholarship is a prestigious national undergraduate award for students in STEM who intend to pursue a career in STEM research after graduation.
- Atlas Week Speaker Shares History, Benefits of Public HealthDaniel Dawes, J.D., had a message for the attendees in the Wool Ballroom on Thursday night - keep doing what you're doing. Dawes, a health equity and policy expert, delivered the 2025 Atlas Week Signature Symposium. His remarks were tied to the theme of this year's Atlas Week - "From Inequality to Justice: Transforming Global Health through Social Change."