Protected: 14 years loyal: Susan Morgan, BS ’01
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From Ethiopia to WashU: A scholarship that changed everything
It was hours before dawn, and Bethel Alemayehu, MPH ’26, was at home in Ethiopia, on a call with a friend at WashU. Due to the nine-hour time difference, Bethel was accustomed to making time for conversations at all hours. Then, her email alert chimed. It was the message she had been waiting for: Alemayehu […]
A conversation with Eliot Society volunteers Tony and Sharon O’Driscoll
Before WashU, college was a juggling act for Tony O’Driscoll, BS ’84. Like so many students, he was struggling to make ends meet while paying tuition at a local university, being present for classes, and carving out time to see his girlfriend, Sharon. He dreamed of being a chemist, but nothing seemed to give — […]
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Part of the family: Parents bring their love for volunteerism to WashU
John and Kristin Goodwin cheer for Catherine, Olin Business School Class of 2027, on and off the court as she takes advantage of the full WashU experience.
17 years loyal: Sacha Coupet, AB ’91, and Lee Clark, AB ’90 , MBA ’00
Sacha, a professor of law at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, and Lee, an executive director at Health Care Service Corporation, also serve WashU as volunteers.
Markus Anzaldua-Campos, Class of 2029
“It was like meeting a superhero. I’d never met a neurosurgeon before,” says Markus Anzaldua-Campos, about his first encounter with Albert Kim, MD, PhD, August A. Busch Jr. Professor of Neurological Surgery. The event shaped his career path.
Redefining refugee resettlement
Because of you, a multidisciplinary team of WashU faculty is shaping conversations among service providers and policymakers. For many refugees resettling in the United States, success means more than finding a job or achieving financial independence — it’s about building a meaningful life in a new community. Because of you, WashU faculty are helping amplify […]
Unlocking answers for childhood brain tumors
With continued support, WashU researchers are turning complex genetic puzzles into clinical progress. When a child is diagnosed with a brain tumor, families need answers — and hope. WashU researchers are working to provide both, and your support makes that work possible. Led by David H. Gutmann, MD, PhD, the Donald O. Schnuck Family Professor […]
Accelerating innovation in sustainable food production
With your partnership, WashU faculty are advancing ideas that reach across disciplines and borders. From hunger and malnutrition to climate-driven crop loss, the world is facing unprecedented challenges that demand bold thinking and collaborative solutions. At WashU, faculty are rising to meet these challenges head-on. The university’s new Food and Agriculture Research Mission (FARM) is […]