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SLU Student Earns Obama-Chesky Scholarship
Saint Louis University political science major Faith Townsell has been named a 2025-2027 Voyager Scholarship Recipient. The Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service supports students who have a passion for helping others, experience serving their communities, and can demonstrate an expansive view of what's possible through public service.
'Soul on Fire,' Film Based on the Life of Saint Louis University Alumni John O'Leary, Opens Friday, October 10
"Soul on Fire," a film based on the life story of John O'Leary (CSB '99) and shot on the campus of Saint Louis University in 2023, opens in theatres nationwide on Friday, Oct. 10. The film had a star-studded world premiere in St. Louis at Powell Hall on Oct. 2.
Center for Bosnian Studies at SLU to Present Civic Courage Award
The Center for Bosnian Studies at Saint Louis University will present Nermana Huskić with the 2025 Civic Courage Award for commitment to the civic values of respect, equality and pluralism that represent the best traditions of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
SLU’s First Joint White Coat Ceremony Brings Nursing Pathways Together
Saint Louis University’s Trudy Busch Valentine School of Nursing held its White Coat Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 26, at St. Francis Xavier College Church. For the first time, students from all three nursing pathways —the traditional four-year BSN, the accelerated BSN, and the accelerated MSN program —were honored together in a unified celebration.
SLU Expert Leads Push for New Speech Alert on Missouri IDs
A new designation on Missouri driver’s licenses aims to protect individuals who stutter during interactions with law enforcement and first responders. The medical alert notation, which went into effect in late August, is the result of a multi-year advocacy effort led by Christine Rose, a speech-language pathologist at Saint Louis University.