WashU In St. Louis For St. Louis

One of our favorite days of the year is almost here: 314 Day! Join us tomorrow for the 314 Day Fun Run at Washington University in St. Louis. The race kicks off on WashU's East End at 6:30 AM and concludes with coffee and donuts at the finish line. This event is free and open to the public, and parking is free in WashU's East End garage. We look forward to seeing you there! Learn more about the event on our website: https://lnkd.in/d38gT-yS #InSTLforSTL #314Day #STLmade cc: GO! St. Louis WashU Medicine Physical Therapy Greater St. Louis, Inc.

Next Tues, March 18th, WashU's Supplier Diversity department & Olin School of Business Center for Experiential Learning are bringing together 50+ incredible local owned businesses at the Women’s History Month Marketplace at EPNEC (320 S Euclid Ave, 63110) from 11 AM - 3 PM. This is more than an event—it's a celebration of entrepreneurship, innovation, and the economic impact of having a diverse supply chain in our community. From local artisans to service providers, these businesses are shaping industries and strengthening our regional economy. When we invest in local businesses, we create jobs, opportunities, and lasting impact that benefits everyone. ?? Join us to explore, connect, and shop! Tracy Duncan Konnie Henning Emily Richardson, Ed.D. James Dwyer Nichol Luoma Sherrie Voss Matthews Emily Wasserman Maggie Brockmeyer Lisa Weingarth Heather Craig, FMP Kelsey Pace Erin Stampp, MPP St. Louis Supplier Development Professional's Network Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Metro St. Louis Asian American Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis Heartland Saint Louis Black Chamber of Commerce Heather Cameron Gabriel Garcia

Congrats to everyone! We are especially proud to see Marcus Foston honored this year. His commitment to bringing St. Louis-area students to campus for Researcher for a Day experiences is inspiring and making a difference! #educationforall

One of my favorite parts of my new role is coordinating the WashU presence at Missouri Historical Society Thursday Nights at the Museum.?It gives me a wonderful opportunity to think about WashU community connections to the Thursday Night topic. Last week, for a transportation-themed Thursday Night at the Museum, two Washington University McKelvey School of Engineering student organizations, WashU Rocketry and WashU Design Build Fly, shared their work designing and building a rocket and plane, respectively, to participate in national competitions this spring. With a rocket and plane on-site, engaging conversations, and videos and images to share, the students were busy throughout the evening.?With rigorous academic and team schedules, we appreciate the teams taking the time to share their work with the St. Louis Community. WashU Rocketry and WashU Design Build Fly, thank you and good luck with your spring competitions!! WashU Rocketry: https://lnkd.in/gAz83CKN WashU Design Build Fly: https://lnkd.in/ggZBpqXM #InSTLforSTL WashU In St. Louis For St. Louis

I'm proud to share how WashU is expanding the reach of our Undiagnosed Diseases Clinic to underserved communities. This vital initiative offers hope and answers to those facing complex medical mysteries. As a university committed to leadership and service, this clinic embodies our dedication to making a real difference, #InSTLforSTL.

About 55 high school students from the St. Louis region and beyond tested their knowledge of the human brain and learned about neuroscience careers at the 15th annual St. Louis Area Brain Bee in March at Washington University in St. Louis. The annual event is organized by?Erik Herzog, the Viktor Hamburger Distinguished Professor in Arts & Sciences, and Synapse, WashU’s student neuroscience club. It is sponsored by WashU’s Institute for School Partnership, McDonnell Center for Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology and McDonnell Center for Systems Neuroscience as well as the Dana Foundation and the Society for Neuroscience. Learn more in this story from WashU: https://lnkd.in/gXZeBZCr #InSTLforSTL

“The word is getting out: WashU is making good on its promise to build a more vibrant and equitable region.” Proud to see the work of the “In St. Louis, For St. Louis” team celebrated in Chancellor Andrew D. Martin’s State of the University address last month. Couldn’t be more grateful to serve alongside such passionate and dedicated people who are committed to strengthening our hometown — Maggie Brockmeyer Emily Wasserman Tara Ferguson Kevin Windham Carolyn Dolan Debra Goldstein ?? WashU In St. Louis For St. Louis

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Celebrate St. Louis women past and present who have made their mark in the world of textile arts at this week's #ThursdayNightsAtTheMuseum! Happy hour starts at 5pm with displays, demonstrations, and hands-on activities related to quilting, weaving, knitting, and more provided by various community partners. The main program will begin at 6:30pm with presentations by Dr. Paulette Sankofa, author of "St. Louis Black Women’s Quilting and Cuisine: Stories of Love and Hope," Jane Olson Glidden, past president of the Weavers' Guild of St. Louis, and renowned fiber artist Jane Sauer. Presented by WashU In St. Louis For St. Louis FULL SCHEDULE: https://lnkd.in/gsUZXzT8

#ICYMI, Washington University in St. Louis was named a best place to work in 2025 by the St. Louis Business Journal. We are proud to be a leading employer in the region, which demonstrates our ongoing commitment to being in, for, and with St. Louis. Read more about the companies named among the best places to work in this St. Louis Business Journal story: https://lnkd.in/gndMxRaS #InSTLforSTL