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University dedicates $12 million to campus clean coal initiative
Chancellor Mark Wrighton announced Tuesday that Washington University will be establishing a Consortium for Clean Coal Utilization, bringing University researchers together with industry leaders and government officials to make St. Louis a hub for clean coal research.
The $12 million initiative is part of the University’s $60 million effort to “advance education and research related to [...]
Conference to address future of environment after Kyoto Protocol
As the international community braces for the 2012 expiration of the Kyoto Protocol—the guiding legal treaty on global greenhouse gas emissions—a group of scholars will meet at Washington University to explore how the United States will assume a role in the future of environmental protection.
Conservatives seek to promote ideas through academics
Although conservatives have created new academic programs with likeminded professors on several college campuses across the country to change the way undergraduates are educated, Washington University has no plans for such initiatives.
Students look to focus election on environment
A national student movement and a local campus group combined on Thursday to call for voters to make the environment their top priority.
Media frenzy begins well before debate
As the vice presidential candidates sparred and debated political policy, much cacophony occurred outside the debate hall in “Spin Alley,” one half of the recreational gym where hundreds of reporters scurried to spin their stories on the event.
News Analysis: Biden, Palin follow predicted roles
Thursday night’s debate featured much of what both presidential campaigns had promised, as Senator Joe Biden touted his experience tied with Obama’s vision, and Sarah Palin attempted to appeal to mainstream America.
VP candidates fulfill expectations
Despite countless media jabs predicting the worst, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s preparation seemed to pay off as she and Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) went head-to-head in the most anticipated debate of this election cycle.
University full of debate history
Though heightened security and bustling activity surrounds the run-up to the vice presidential debate, the national spotlight is nothing new for administrators at Washington University.
Students stand in for Biden, Palin
Correction Appended Below
Standing before podiums in the Athletic Complex yesterday, students tackled key issues such as the state of Krispy Kreme donuts and the best childhood snacks in order to test the conditions of the debate hall.
The Commission on Presidential Debates used Washington University students who bore some resemblance to the vice presidential candidates and [...]
Support brewing for new club
Adults who think this generation treats alcohol with no respect should think again.
That, at least, is what the Students’ Brewing Society is trying to prove.
Hatched by a group of friends who discovered their love for brewing beer while spending this past summer together in St. Louis, the new student group hopes to convince the Office [...]
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