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Released: February 10, 2016
Jin Huang, Ph.D., is a member of a SLU research team that studied smoking among teens in China.
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Released: February 09, 2016
More than 250 people attended Monday's's presentation about the new program, and 70 participants tuned in online.
Submitted by: Maria Tsikalas
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Released: February 08, 2016
Nicole Burkemper, a SLUCare dermatologist and associate professor of dermatology at SLU, shares her tips for updating your skin regimen for the season.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: February 05, 2016
Fellows receive a year of support to assist in completing their dissertations without other responsibilities.
Submitted by: Angie Rellergert
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Released: February 04, 2016
Dr. George Thoma led SLU Medical Center from 1973-86.
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Released: January 28, 2016
Following cochlear implant surgery, audiologists at SLU's Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic helped Margie Aguado re-train her brain to understand speech and sound in a new way.
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Released: January 26, 2016
Adoptees from China took part in a class to gain cooking skills and learn more about authentic Chinese dishes.
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Released: January 26, 2016
The joint pilot project between the law and business schools aims to invest in parts of the city that have experienced disinvestment and segregation.
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Released: January 25, 2016
In addition to being the most liked and shared SLU Facebook post, the video scored high ratings during this year's local broadcast of the national College Football Championship.
Submitted by: Frank Johnson
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Released: January 19, 2016
Julia Henderson-Kalb, an occupational therapist at Saint Louis University, recommends some simple steps to minimize fall risk.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: January 13, 2016
Expected to open in 2020, the $500 million project includes a hospital and ambulatory care center.
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Released: January 13, 2016
Civil rights activist Diane Nash spoke about her experiences with nonviolent activism, and offered advice to those working to "keep the dream alive."
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: January 11, 2016
An analysis of new adult opioid uses supports the conclusion that opioids may cause short-term improvement in mood, but long-term use imposes risk of new-onset depression.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: January 11, 2016
The work of Jenna Gorlewicz, Ph.D., introduces a new type of tactile learning for blind and visually impaired (BVI) students, especially in STEM fields.
Submitted by: Sue Ratz
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Released: January 11, 2016
The two-minute piece showcases the breadth and depth of the Saint Louis University experience on the St. Louis campus.
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Released: January 11, 2016
John Morley, M.D., director of geriatrics at SLU, says it never occurred to him not to give patients his phone number.
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Released: January 07, 2016
SLU Newslink highlights some of the University's biggest developments during the past calendar year.
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Released: January 06, 2016
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VI awards highlight best practices of marketing, communications, development and alumni relations in the Midwest region.
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Released: December 22, 2015
Dr. Pestello recently toured the building, calling the views from the upper floors "spectacular."
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Released: December 22, 2015
Funding from the U.S. Environment Protection Agency's Environmental Education Program will help support a partnership between SLU and Missouri Botanical Garden on the St. Louis Ozone Garden initiative.
Submitted by: Sara Hendrixson
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Released: December 18, 2015
Research on police shootings by Keon Gilbert, DrPH, identifies solutions to address a timely problem.
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Released: December 16, 2015
The enhanced exhibit space is also now home to "Where the Rivers Meet," a large sculpture depicting Jesuit missionary Pierre-Jean De Smet, S.J., with two Native Americans.
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Released: December 15, 2015
The event aimed to express solidarity with Muslim students, faculty and staff and the greater Muslim community.
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Released: December 14, 2015
Mexico has approved the use of a vaccine discovered by a Saint Louis University researcher to protect people from dengue fever.
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Released: December 14, 2015
More than 350 million people are chronically infected with the hepatitis B virus. Of those infected, up to 1.2 million die from liver failure and liver cancer each year.
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Released: December 14, 2015
Approximately 300 students graduated in front of family and friends at a ceremony Friday in Chaifetz Arena.
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: December 11, 2015
More than 280 employees who reached milestones of 10, 15, and 20 years of service in 2015 were honored at a recognition breakfast Dec. 2.
Submitted by: Learning and Development
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Released: December 11, 2015
After raising more than $1,700, Micah students bought gift cards, toys, books and toiletries for the mothers involved in the Girls' Night Out program through Caroline Mission Day Care Center.
Submitted by: Debbie Wilson
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Released: December 08, 2015
Dawn Davis, M.D., an assistant professor of family and community medicine, offers some insider tips in order to make doctor's visits run more smoothly.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: December 07, 2015
Researchers believe that chlorinated lipids may hold the key to a quick diagnosis.
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Released: December 04, 2015
Recent Graduates Dedicate a Year of Service as Jesuit Volunteers
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: December 03, 2015
SLU faculty members regularly make headlines for innovative work, but just as often the efforts of support staff help make those projects possible. The University now offers small-group courses for research administrators from all disciplines.
Submitted by: Mike Marcinkowski
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Released: December 02, 2015
A new drug developed by Thomas Burris, Ph.D., chair of pharmacology and physiology at SLU, and his lab, increases the expression of genes that are known to be low in the brains of autistic patients.
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Released: December 01, 2015
A SLU expert offers eight tips for those with multiple sclerosis and their families.
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Released: November 30, 2015
Dr. Donald Kennedy says if you don't know if you have the flu or a cold, you probably have a cold.
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Released: November 24, 2015
More than 1,200 students participated in the 12-hour Dance Marathon on Nov. 21-22.
Submitted by: Jordan Mary Demanes
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Released: November 24, 2015
SLU is conducting free geriatric screenings Saturday, Dec. 5.
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Released: November 20, 2015
SLU hosted the event Saturday, Nov. 14, which featured the traditional analog circuit blackbox contest, as well as the newly added digital blackbox contest.
Submitted by: Chris Penberthy
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Released: November 19, 2015
Two Saint Louis University School of Medicine students were honored recently at the Mound City Medical Forum scholarship banquet.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: November 18, 2015
Eleven members of the University community were recognized as the Fall 2015 SLU Stars in a ceremony on Thursday, November 12.
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Released: November 17, 2015
Among the tips to avoid overdoing Thanksgiving: bring something healthy, limit portions, gauge fullness as you eat, ask for a go box.
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Released: November 17, 2015
On Friday, Saint Louis University unveiled its new University and Billiken logos during a special event at Chaifetz Arena. More than 1,000 students, faculty, staff, alumni and fans were in attendance.
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Released: November 16, 2015
Cor Jesu students visit SLU for a career immersion day.
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Released: November 16, 2015
Food startups in the community are sprouting from SLU's Salus Center kitchen.
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Released: November 13, 2015
The anonymous donor's posthumous gift additionally will be used for academic initiatives and to boost underfunded endowments supporting faculty and academic programs.
Submitted by: Katie O'Connor
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Released: November 13, 2015
Activities were organized around the 25th anniversary of German unification, and focused on what life was like in the East and West sides of Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Submitted by: Annie Smart
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Released: November 12, 2015
The awards were presented during SLU's first annual Veterans Day celebration luncheon Wednesday.
Submitted by: Maria Tsikalas
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Released: November 12, 2015
Dr. Raymond Slavin is honored by St. Andrews Resources for Seniors System.
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Released: November 11, 2015
A SLU expert explains the mental health benefits of saying thanks.
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Released: November 11, 2015
The Princeton Review called the John Cook School of Business program one of the best for students aspiring to launch their own businesses or build their own startups.
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Released: November 11, 2015
The University continues to take steps to ensure the academic success of student veterans.
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Released: November 10, 2015
Artist Salma Arastu says she paints to express the prayers of her heart. The exhibit is on display at SLU's Museum of Contemporary Religious Art through Dec. 6.
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Released: November 06, 2015
The new instrument can help doctors identify the best candidates for live kidney donation.
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Released: November 06, 2015
Every year, people donate their bodies to SLU School of Medicine's Gift Body Program to educate medical students, allied health students and residents. Med School students honored that donation at a service Nov. 6, 2015.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: November 05, 2015
The goal of the three-year study is to improve health outcomes for immigrants and refugees by developing a program using health coaches who are familiar with participants' languages and cultures.
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Released: November 05, 2015
Students who attended the APSA conference heard from top scientists about their work and careers in science.
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Released: November 05, 2015
Designed by students in SLU's Space Systems Research Laboratory, 'Argus' was lost after the rocket carrying it failed to reach orbit Tuesday night.
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Released: November 03, 2015
Katherine Mathews, M.D., MPH, MBA, received a $76,547 grant from Missouri Foundation for Health to create an integrated program to help pregnant women and new mothers while reducing infant mortality.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: November 03, 2015
Dozens of people were in attendance, including several government officials, University and student leaders and members of SLU's Board of Trustees.
Submitted by: Maria Tsikalas
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Released: November 02, 2015
Helen Lach, Ph.D., and Verna Hendricks-Ferguson, Ph.D., were inducted as fellows of the American Academy of Nursing.
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Released: October 30, 2015
The $200,000 grant will support the Associate of Arts degree program and the Prison Arts and Education Program in Bonne Terre, Missouri
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Released: October 29, 2015
The engineering professional society welcomed more than 60 sixth through 12th-graders to campus Saturday, who were challenged to build a "toothbrush robot" and get a glimpse of STEM fields.
Submitted by: Roobik Gharabagi
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Released: October 27, 2015
The Missouri Chapter of the March of Dimes recognized SLU nursing faculty and students at its 2015 Nurse of the Year gala.
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Released: October 27, 2015
SLU's vaccine center is one of two sites in the nation selected by the NIH to conduct omics research on infectious diseases.
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Released: October 26, 2015
Each year, the Friends organization hosts the annual Diamonds Gala in support of the world-renowned Saint Louis University Liver Center and the life-saving research and treatment they provide to patients from all over the world.
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Released: October 26, 2015
A SLUCare eye doctor offers tips for seeing in the dark.
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University Partners with St. Martin de Porres Parish in Belize and the Jesuits of the Central and Southern Province
Released: October 26, 2015
The event was sponsored by SLU and Belize 2020 - a grassroots group of volunteers focused on improving the quality of life in the Central American nation.
Submitted by: Therese Fink Meyerhoff
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Released: October 23, 2015
Halloween can be a hard holiday for those wearing braces and other orthodontia.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: October 23, 2015
The program is the only on-site degree-granting program in the U.S. that serves both the incarcerated as well as those who work in the facility.
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Released: October 21, 2015
Saint Louis University sent 20 MBA students to Nebraska to spend an afternoon with billionaire investor Warren Buffett.
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Released: October 20, 2015
Ajay Jain, M.D., medical director of the pediatric liver transplant program at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center, received a $150,000 grant to study preventative strategies for total parenteral nutrition-associated disorders.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: October 20, 2015
To raise money for the ALS Society, students purchased raffle tickets for the chance to dump water on their professors last Thursday.
Submitted by: Corey Mauer
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Released: October 16, 2015
SLUCare geriatrician Angela Sanford, M.D., says being an active grandparent is great for your health.
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Released: October 15, 2015
Business leaders, educators and students celebrated the official kickoff of the Institute Oct. 7 and recognized Emerson's ongoing support of the University.
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Released: October 14, 2015
Twenty first-year women live together in Walsh and focus specifically on the needs of women living on the margins in American inner cities.
Submitted by: Debbie Wilson
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Released: October 12, 2015
Under her direction, the Emerson Leadership Institute will serve as a "hub" for education and training, research and community engagement on ethical and responsible leadership in business.
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: October 06, 2015
A partnership between the Missouri Botanical Garden and SLU, the new five-year fellowship will support training of a doctoral student working in the field of plant conservation genetics/genomics.
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Released: October 05, 2015
CNN is on the road visiting college campuses across America to promote the 2016 presidential campaign debates and will be on the SLU quad from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6.
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Released: September 30, 2015
Check back for continual updates as this story develops.
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Released: September 30, 2015
The network's interactive, multimedia learning center is on the road to schools across America to tools for exploring Washington, Campaign 2016 and a new 12-part history series on the Supreme Court's landmark cases.
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Released: September 29, 2015
Researchers will enroll participants with a condition called gastroparesis.
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Released: September 29, 2015
The project is part of a $100+ million plan to enhance student housing.
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: September 29, 2015
Collins, assistant to the president for mission and identity, made his final vows of poverty, chastity, obedience and special obedience to the pope in matters of mission during Sunday's 9 p.m. Mass in front of nearly 1,000 people.
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Released: September 28, 2015
A SLU biostatistician shares six tricks to interpret research findings.
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Released: September 28, 2015
The theme of the 2015 celebration was "The Billiken Rolls out the Blue Carpet." The weekend included reunions, classes, fundraisers and service projects.
Submitted by: University Communications
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Released: September 24, 2015
SLU researchers will search 100,000 small molecules for a protein mimic that triggers an immune response that dampens osteoporosis.
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Released: September 24, 2015
Saint Louis University is participating in a Phase III clinical trial for a drug to treat early-onset preeclampsia in pregnant women that could increase the length of pregnancy, resulting in improved fetal outcomes and reduced infant mortality.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: September 24, 2015
Approximately 200 people gathered together for the "Pope2Congress Watch Party" Thursday morning. A panel of local experts provided context and analysis immediately following the speech.
Submitted by: Maria Tsikalas
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Released: September 23, 2015
Saint Louis University alumni share how an education steeped in nearly 500 years of Catholic, Jesuit tradition helped them to serve others and impact the world.
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Released: September 22, 2015
Members of the SLU community are invited to join the SLU Challenge to raise awareness and funds for treatment of FSHD, a form of muscular dystrophy.
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Released: September 21, 2015
Fellowships are awarded in three categories: Dissertation, Diversity and Presidential. Each one carries a stipend, tuition and health insurance.
Submitted by: Angie Rellergert
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Saint Louis University, INTO University Partnerships Sign Agreement That Will Bring New International Students To St. Louis
Released: September 18, 2015
The joint venture will extend the University's global reach and enhance educational access for international students.
Submitted by: Clayton Berry
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Released: September 16, 2015
Forty students participated with New City crews at four different sites, Saturday, Sept. 12, working with residents to rennovate homes, clear storm damage and more.
Submitted by: Debbie Wilson
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Released: September 15, 2015
SLU's program in Healthcare Data Science is taught by faculty from the Center for Health Outcomes Research (SLUCOR), an innovative team that has specialized in analysis of large datasets since it was founded in 2003.
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Released: September 15, 2015
The event will feature a gallery exhibit and discussion on art as a medium for dialogue by local artist Cbibi Bayoc.
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Released: September 14, 2015
The department's effort to support a local homeless family epitomizes what it means to be "men and women for and with others."
Submitted by: Maria Tsikalas
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Released: September 14, 2015
This initiative complements the trademark program that began last fall in association with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Submitted by: Jessica L. Ciccone
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Released: September 11, 2015
The SLU community is invited gather to hear Pope Francis' address to Congress followed by a faculty panel presentation and discussion time.
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Released: September 10, 2015
Established by a generous gift from Brian Shelton (A&S '80), the St. Peter Claver, S.J., scholarship is designated to assist first-generation, full-time freshmen from an urban setting who have financial need and foster a love of community service.
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Released: September 09, 2015
In the publication's "Best Colleges 2016" guidebook, SLU rose to No. 96 among the country's top 280 national universities.
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Released: September 08, 2015
SLU's John Morley, M.D., was the lead author of a consensus paper written by a global panel of aging experts.
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Released: September 08, 2015
SLU physician Samer Alkaade, M.D., has been named the medical director of the Missouri NPF.
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Released: September 04, 2015
Earlier this year, investigators at Saint Louis University enrolled the first U.S. patient in a worldwide Phase 3 clinical trial of a medication to treat patients who have a rare form of heart failure due to a gene mutation.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: September 03, 2015
SLUCare geriatrician Dulce Cruz Oliver, M.D., instills passion for caring for patients with life-altering illnesses.
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Released: September 03, 2015
For the first time in its nearly 200-year history, SLU will offer competitive scholarships and recruit top-tier chess players from around the globe.
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Released: September 03, 2015
Admission counselors, visit staff and the student ambassador team will be at the new location, while other functions of the Office of Admission - including international, transfer and graduate admission - will remain in DuBourg Hall.
Submitted by: Anne Marie Apollo-Noel
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Released: September 02, 2015
St. Louis Archbishop Robert Carlson and Mayor Francis Slay praised the expanded partnership between the two leading Catholic organizations.
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SSM Health to Invest $500 Million to Construct New Hospital and Outpatient Care Center to Replace Saint Louis University Hospital
Released: September 01, 2015
The announcement comes as Saint Louis University and SSM Health celebrate the official start of their expanded partnership.
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Released: August 31, 2015
A grant from the American Heart Association will allow scientists to build on their breakthrough research.
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Released: August 26, 2015
For the fifth consecutive year, Washington Monthly ranked Saint Louis University No. 4 in the United States for community service as part of its "2015 College Guide," which was released this week.
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Length of Stay in Emergency Department Makes No Real Difference in Trauma Patient Mortality, SLU Study Finds
Released: August 25, 2015
A trauma patient's stay in the emergency room makes no real difference in the patient's mortality, emergency department doctors at Saint Louis University found in a recent study.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: August 21, 2015
On Thursday, SLU held a number of receptions for incoming students, including Presidential and MLK Scholars, as well as Legacies.
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Research by William Wold, Ph.D., suggests agents that enhance the Type 1 interferon signaling pathway could keep adenovirus from spreading.
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Released: August 17, 2015
After being attacked by chimpanzees in South Africa while working on his graduate studies, Andrew Oberle became a SLUCare patient under Bruce Kraemer, M.D., chief of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Submitted by: Michael Higgins
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Released: August 17, 2015
Dawn Hui, M.D., received a grant from the Greater Saint Louis Health Foundation to educate and screen the local Bosnian population for cardiovascular disease. St. Louis is home to the largest Bosnian population outside of Bosnia.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: August 17, 2015
Istvan Z. Kiss, Ph.D., has been awarded a $387,763 three-year grant for his research proposal "Chemical Connectomics: Nonlinear Dynamics of Electrochemical Reaction Networks."
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Released: August 17, 2015
History professor Tom Finan, Ph.D., and his students used unmanned aerial vehicles during their annual summer archaeological digs and discoveries in Ireland's County Roscommon.
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Released: August 12, 2015
Patients live longer lives and have better days with SLU's ALS clinic.
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Released: August 07, 2015
Julie Gammack, M.D., is a SLUCare geriatrician and professor of geriatrics who studies nutrition in older adults.
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Released: August 06, 2015
Kelly Everard, Ph.D., recently received a 'Lilly Fellows Program in Humanities and the Arts' grant to fund a speakers series aimed at reconnecting medical school faculty with the Jesuit mission.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: August 05, 2015
Physicians and physician trainees in hospitals fail to identify or address overweight/obesity in over 90 percent of hospitalized children, according to new research from a Saint Louis University pediatric hospitalist. "Physicians and Physician Trainees Rarely Identify or Address Overweight/Obesity in Hospitalized Children" was published online Aug. 5 in The Journal of Pediatrics.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: August 05, 2015
A letter to the White House from the American Society for Engineering Education, signed by Parks College interim dean Steven Buckner, Ph.D., and deans from more than 100 engineering programs across the country, commits to specific actions to attract and retain a diverse student population.
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The School for Professional Studies will offer reduced tuition rates and new scholarships to first responders, including law enforcement officers, firemen and emergency medical personnel, pursuing bachelor's degrees or certificates.
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Released: August 03, 2015
Internationally acclaimed Israeli author David Grossman joins a distinguished group of literary greats honored since the award was established in 1967.
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Released: July 29, 2015
SLU will lead a multi-institution program that teaches primary care providers and students to care for older adults.
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Released: July 22, 2015
More than 170 SLUCare physicians in more than 40 different specialties have been recognized by St. Louis Magazine as best doctors of 2015.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: July 17, 2015
SLU researchers showed a relationship between mom's weight during her first uncomplicated pregnancy and problems with subsequent babies.
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Released: July 16, 2015
Susan Hoffstetter, Ph.D., is a SLUCare women's health nurse practitioner named as one of the 20 best in her field.
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Released: July 15, 2015
Daniela Salvemini intends to take the side effects out of opioids.
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Released: July 08, 2015
Following a recent reorganization, SLU's education unit returns to the name it held when it was established in 1925 as the School of Education.
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Released: July 06, 2015
Teri Murray, Ph.D., R.N., is one of only 21-23 chosen to serve on the National Advisory Council for Nurse Education.
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Released: July 03, 2015
Gretchen Arnold, Ph.D., of the Department of Gender and Women's Studies, looks at how police fine or otherwise sanction property owners for repeat 911 calls.
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Released: June 26, 2015
The new drug takes aim at cancer metabolism and stops most kinds of cancer.
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Released: June 22, 2015
The project, led by philosophy professor Daniel Haybron, Ph.D., will promote dialogue and collaboration among well-being researchers across a wide range of disciplines, including the sciences, philosophy, and theology and religious studies.
Submitted by: Jeanette Grider
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Released: June 19, 2015
Daniel Hoft, M.D., Ph.D., has received funding from the Gates Foundation to research a potential vaccine against tuberculosis.
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Released: June 18, 2015
As temperatures and allergy season heat up, it isn't just the mold and pollen counts that are making St. Louisans sneeze. Dust allergies can trigger itchy red eye and runny noses.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: June 11, 2015
Ghazala Hayat, M.D, was recognized for promoting understanding between different cultures and religions.
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Released: June 10, 2015
Manion joined the University in 2010 as associate vice president for development, and she has led the division on an interim basis since October. Among her accomplishments, Manion was instrumental in launching the University's "Go Further" initiative, which has raised more than $8 million for student scholarships since 2013.
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Released: June 09, 2015
Director of SLU's Boeing Institute for International business and a member of the SLU faculty for more than 40 years, Kim was recognized by the World Affairs Council for his commitment to the global education initiatives in the St. Louis region.
Submitted by: Karen Carpentier
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Released: June 08, 2015
A SLUCare GI expert weighs in on managing the microbiome.
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Released: June 08, 2015
The new Billiken Teacher Corps partnership between SLU and the Archdiocese of St. Louis places graduate students in urban catholic school classrooms.
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Released: June 05, 2015
The St. Louis MetroMarket and Saint Louis University are celebrating the delivery of a retired Metro transit bus which will soon be converted into St. Louis MetroMarket's first mobile farmers market. The bus was delivered Tuesday, June 2, to its new home at Salus Center on the Saint Louis University Med Center campus.
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Released: June 03, 2015
Native to Asia, the plant is considered one of the most invasive and costly species in the United States.
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Released: May 12, 2015
Sean Smith received the 2015 Gladney award, given to a medical school student for promoting understanding and diversity.
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Released: May 11, 2015
The retired professor and co-founder of SLU's Department of Women's and Gender Studies, died May 7. She was 83.
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Released: May 08, 2015
The national accreditation is granted to colleges and universities that provide college credit-bearing courses to high school students.
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Released: May 07, 2015
A SLUCare neurologist shares six important steps to reduce your risk.
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Released: May 06, 2015
Edward Weiss, Ph.D., and colleagues found that both methods have positive effects on insulin sensitivity, especially when combined. Though this may seem obvious, Weiss says, the benefits of each method are distinct.
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Released: May 05, 2015
SLU celebrates the accomplishments of the late John Gladney, M.D., with its 15th annual diversity awards reception.
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Released: May 02, 2015
The $8,000 grant will support a series of workshops at the correctional facility in Bonne Terre.
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Released: April 30, 2015
SLU also will honor noted equal rights advocate Anita Lyons Bond and famed NASA mission commander Gene Kranz.
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Released: April 27, 2015
SLU researchers are investigating a new vaccine approach that could be an important step in ending the need for annual flu shots.
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Released: April 19, 2015
St. Louis Magazine recognizes compassion, expertise of SLU nurses.
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Text Support - SLU Research Finds Text Messages a Good Method to Support Low-Income Mothers Through Postpartum Depression
Released: April 17, 2015
A Saint Louis University study finds text messaging is a viable way to supplement care for mothers suffering from post-partum depression.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: April 16, 2015
The laboratory study turns off pain signals in the spinal cord to provide relief from chronic pain.
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Released: April 14, 2015
Four-way junctions hold answers to clearing DNA replication road blocks.
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Released: April 13, 2015
A SLU researcher recommends caution with sodium supplementation.
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Researcher Daniel Hawiger, M.D., Ph.D., hopes that these breakthroughs will open the door to design better treatments for autoimmune diseases.
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Released: March 27, 2015
The panels will produce a projected 92,700 kilowatt hours per year.
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Released: March 24, 2015
Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology is among more than 120 U.S. engineering schools leading a transformative movement in engineering education.
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Released: March 24, 2015
Saint Louis University School of Medicine fourth-year medical students received their residency matches during the National Residency Match Program's Match Day 2015. The event was held Friday, March 20, at Busch Stadium.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: March 24, 2015
A research review article by Brian Boutwell, Ph.D., suggests we're wired to break up and move on.
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Released: March 19, 2015
John Stowe, OFM Conv., who received undergraduate degrees from the College of Arts and Sciences, will be installed in a service at the Cathedral in Lexington May 15.
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Released: March 18, 2015
The endowed professorship in plastic surgery will boost research.
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Released: March 16, 2015
Saint Louis University received a $75,000 grant to help combat food deserts in St. Louis.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: March 13, 2015
Under the guidance of SLU, Ferguson-Florissant high school students help cook school lunches for 11,000.
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Released: March 13, 2015
The roundtable conversation with four of our region's top school leaders is part of the "Teaching St. Louis: Educating for Critical Change" series hosted by the College of Education and Public Service.
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Released: March 10, 2015
SLU programs have earned high honors in the newly-released 2016 edition, including the No. 1 program in health law in the nation.
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Released: March 06, 2015
Start your spring cleaning by recycling unwanted electronics, appliances and paper for free at the 2015 E-waste/Shredmania Collection Drive.
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Released: March 06, 2015
Geoffrey Gorse, M.D., led a recent study of an enhanced vaccine to protect people from influenza.
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Released: March 01, 2015
Mary McLennan, M.D., has been on the School of Medicine faculty since 1999.
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Released: February 28, 2015
The new initiative will deliver healthier options and promote more opportunities for physical activity to help improve the health of students, faculty and staff.
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Released: February 24, 2015
C-STARS (Center for Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills) is the first program in the country to prepare U.S. Air Force medical technicians, nurses and doctors to take care of traumatic injuries to patients during war time.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: February 24, 2015
The interdisciplinary symposium hosted by SLU and WashU focuses on the 16th century scientist who is considered the founder of the study of modern human anatomy.
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Released: February 23, 2015
SLU is the inaugural recipient of the Innovation Award in Internationalization from the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA).
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Released: February 19, 2015
The men's game against George Mason University will highlight sustainability, provide opportunities for recycling and feature special food and drink items.
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Released: February 17, 2015
Scott Fosko, M.D., is chair of dermatology and focuses on treating patients who have skin cancer.
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Released: February 17, 2015
SLU experts probe critical issues surrounding myths and fears about vaccines.
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Released: February 17, 2015
Scientists developed a drug that stops fatty liver disease from causing inflammation and scarring.
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Released: February 05, 2015
A study of chronic pain patients led by Jeffrey Scherrer, Ph.D., found that patients who increased opioid painkiller doses were more likely to experience an increase in depression.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: February 04, 2015
The SLU scientist is being honored for his work leading to blood-clotting breakthroughs.
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Released: February 04, 2015
John Wiencek, Ph.D., will be visiting SLU's campuses Feb. 9 and 10.
Submitted by: Douglas R. Williams
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Released: January 29, 2015
New research from a SLU scientist holds promise for type 2 diabetes treatment.
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Released: January 28, 2015
The meeting will take place Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Submitted by: Denise Johnson
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Released: January 28, 2015
Derek R. Avery, Ph.D., will present 'The Meaning of Race in Modern Organizations: Insights from a Research Program.'
Submitted by: Honore Hughes
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Released: January 28, 2015
Thomas Meuser, Ph.D., will give a lecture entitled "Life Review Interviewing Older Adults: An Intervention Option for Social Service Professionals." He is the final speaker in the School of Social Work's 2014-2015 Speaker Series.
Submitted by: Amelia Blanton
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Released: January 28, 2015
SLU's Women in Medicine and Science will host an event to raise funds for St. Martha's Hall, a nonprofit agency that provides shelter for abused women and their children.
Submitted by: Matt Olwig
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Released: January 23, 2015
Mee-Ngan F. Yap, Ph.D., discovered an evolutionary mechanism that allows bacteria to resist antibiotics.
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Released: January 20, 2015
A new approach developed by researcher Thomas Burris, Ph.D., stops the destruction of beta cells and preserves insulin production.
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Released: January 16, 2015
The funding builds on the nearly 25 year partnership between the Cook School and Emerson and focuses on business ethics, expanding the scope and reach of the institute to create an ethical leadership "hub" that supports impactful academic research and outreach programs.
Submitted by: Camilla Ferrario Hall
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Released: January 16, 2015
Arif Malik, Ph.D., of SLU's Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology, has received the $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development Award.
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Released: January 15, 2015
The Department of Psychology is seeking volunteers for a free memory screening and participation in ongoing studies on the psychology of aging.
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Released: December 19, 2014
This year's contributions by SLU medical researchers includes efforts to end pain, defend against pandemics and cure diseases.
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Released: December 18, 2014
A SLU nutrition and dietetics faculty member suggests ways to eat healthy during the holidays.
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Released: December 18, 2014
A few simple changes can make an office more functional and comfortable, SLU PT students say.
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Released: December 17, 2014
Brent Neuschwander-Tetri, M.D., shared findings on a common liver disease in The Lancet, one of the world's leading medical journals.
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Released: December 16, 2014
Shalini Paruthi, M.D., shares three top tips for improving sleep habits.
Submitted by: Maggie Rotermund
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Released: December 15, 2014
View photos from this year's celebration, which was held Dec. 12 in Chaifetz Arena.
Submitted by: Danielle Lacey
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Released: December 04, 2014
A new tradition at SLU launches nursing students into work with patients.
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Released: December 02, 2014
Based on meat, produce and non-processed foods, the Paleo diet has its benefits but is hard to maintain, a SLU dietitian says.
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With the Hokies on their first bye week of the season, we can call this essentially the midway point of the season. Sure, technically last week was but the bye week allows us a chance to look back and evaluate just what has happened on the way to 6-1 (3-0) for the Hokies. With that, let's pick some superlatives from the first half of the season.
Offensive MVP: QB Logan Thomas
Aside from a 110-yard performance against Marshall and a 77-yard touchdown run against Alabama, the Hokies have had zero production from their tailbacks all year. Currently, the Hokies rank No. 104 in the country in rushing offense. Redshirt freshman Trey Edmunds is No. 85 in the country in rushing yards with 393. Therefore, the offense has fallen squarely onto the shoulders of Thomas.
So far this season, Thomas has completed 55.2% of his passes for 1,451 yards, nine touchdowns, and six interceptions. He has 157 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Over the past three games, Thomas has completed 66.6% of his passes for 753 yards, five touchdowns, and no interceptions.
The defense has certainly carried the Hokies this year, but the offense still has to score some points. When that happens, it is nearly always because of Thomas.
Defensive MVP: CB Brandon Facyson
Facyson impressed all spring as an early enrollee and didn't look back during August camp. However, no one expected this from the true freshman from Georgia. Facyson is tied for second in the country in interceptions with four and has been virtually lockdown all season.
His interception in the first quarter against Georgia Tech was one of the more impressive interceptions you will ever see. Facyson is making defensive backs coach Torrian Gray look like a genius evaluator and teacher, as he has turned a three-star into an all-conference player as a true freshman.
Most Improved - Offense: WR Willie Byrn
The first few weeks this season were downright brutal for Virginia Tech wide receivers. Drops were the primary concern, but people were concerned they didn't have enough speed or ability to go get a deep ball.
Slowly but surely, the Hokies have changed that and the sure handed Byrn is one of the reasons. A former walk-on, Byrn is second on the team with 25 catches for 349 yards and a touchdown. His 83-yard reception in the second quarter against North Carolina completely swung field position and tilted the game significantly in VT's favor.
Most Improved - Defense: DE J.R. Collins
Last year, Collins was going through the motions. He was so ineffective at defensive end that Corey Marshall, Dadi Nicolas, and Tyrel Wilson all began to take some snaps from him. There was even talk he would move full-time to defensive tackle. However, Collins has come out this season as a new player.
Collins is fourth on the team with 33 stops and leads the team in both tackles for loss (8.5) and sacks (4). His rampage against Marshall was graded the highest of any defensive player ever under defensive coordinator Bud Foster. With James Gayle and Nicolas also excelling at defensive end, the Hokies are stacked with pass rushers.
Best Game: 27-17 W over North Carolina
Sophomore wide receiver Demitri Knowles' 45-yard touchdown reception with just over four minutes left in the first quarter started the scoring in a game the Hokies controlled from start to finish. The Virginia Tech defense stifled the Heels - who were playing without quarterback Bryn Renner - to the tune of 17 points, although the last seven of those game in garbage time with just over a minute left.
Thomas nearly broke the 300-yard barrier (293) and threw three terrific touchdowns on the afternoon. The Heels have a tricky offense to contain and the injury to Renner made it easier to defend, but this one was never in doubt after Knowles hauled in the long touchdown.
Worst Game: 29-21 W over Marshall
This game had James Madison 2010 written all over it. It was a rainy, dreary day at Lane Stadium and the noon kickoff had everyone sleeping. The Hokies were pushed around basically the whole game, but especially in the first half. They went to the lock room down 21-14 after three second quarter drives that ended in interception, interception, and missed field goal. The Hokies tied the game late in the fourth quarter after a long Edmunds run and a lucky tip that should have been intercepted, but instead fell into Byrn's hands for the tying touchdown.
In overtime, kicker Ethan Keyserling - kicking in place of the suspended Cody Journell - missed two field goals. Fortunately for the Hokies, Marshall kicker Justin Haig had his first attempt blocked and, on the second possession, Collins knocked the ball from Marshall quarterback Rakeem Cato and the Hokies survived. But really, this game should have never been this close.
Best Play: 45-yard touchdown pass to Knowles versus North Carolina
There are a number of other possibilities here, namely Facyson's pick against Georgia Tech or Edmunds' run against Alabama. However, this play set the tone for a big ACC win at home and gave the Hokies the boost in the first quarter they needed.
Knowles ran a perfect post pattern in which he got behind the safeties and Thomas threw an absolutely beautiful deep ball that landed in Knowles' arms just as he was crossing the goal line. Knowles fell to the ground to complete the catch, but this was as easy as it could be in terms of throwing a successful deep ball.


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Fredy O. is a gentleman from the municipality of San Rafael del Sur and owns a carpentry business, which he runs from his home where his clients visit him. He specializes in woodwork, and has created a name for himself by making different kinds of fine furniture as well as any other type of wooden items requested by his clients.
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Fredy O. es un caballero del municipio de San Rafael del Sur el cual se dedica al negocio de la carpintería el cual atiende en su propia casa de habitación a sus clientes que le visitan. Él es especialista en el trabajo con la madera y se ha destacado por hacer diferentes tipos de muebles finos y además cualquier otro tipo de artículo de madera solicitado por el cliente.
Se ha desempeñado a esta labor con el único fin de subsistir y además de mantener a su familia compuesta por su esposa y dos hijos a los que tiene el deber de mantener. Actualmente solicita crédito en Ceprodel para la compra de la madera como materia prima para el negocio. Es necesario destacar que hasta hoy posee un total de cuatro créditos todos pagados en tiempo y forma de acuerdo a lo establecido con la institución.
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Located in Omaha, Nebraska city centre, this luxury art deco hotel features rooms with flat-screen TVs, in-room massage services and an on-site restaurant and lounge. TD Ameritrade Park Omaha is 5 minutes' drive from the hotel.Rooms at the historic Hotel Deco feature modern décor with refrigerators and iPod docking stations. The temperature-controlled rooms offer a comfortable seating area with computer desks and chairs. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms at the hotel.Heritage Food & Wine Restaurant and the Encore Lobby Lounge are located on-site at the Hotel Deco Omaha. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at the restaurant which specializes in Americana fusion cuisine. The restaurant features an extensive wine list and specialty drinks.A fitness centre and a business centre are available on-site to guests at the Hotel Deco. Shoe shine services and free transport services to Epply Field Airport (10 minutes' drive from the hotel) are provided.The Omaha Orpheum Theatre is 2 minutes' walk from the Hotel Deco, while Henry Doorly Zoo is 7 minutes' drive away. The Omaha Old Market District is 10 minutes' walk from the hotel. ...read more
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Shannon from Omaha, NE
October 26, 2015
October 26, 2015
Style and cleanliness
They did not fix a light that was out like I asked them to
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October 5, 2015
October 5, 2015
The staff was very friendly and helpful. They also provided a free shuttle...which was very nice!
That we were only able to stay 1 night.
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July 7, 2015
July 7, 2015
Decor is beautiful.
Hotel advertises free parking, but it must be reserved ahead of time. Valet parking is the default, and it's not free. Also, breakfast was pricey and mediocre.
Nicholas from Giltner, NE
April 14, 2015
April 14, 2015
The overall design was perfect. The entire hotel was how I expected it to be. The staff was friendly and the location was good if you want to be right down town. The rooms were clean with very nice beds.
Overall I feel the price of this hotel is slightly higher than it should be but I would definitely stay again
Darin from Creston, IA
March 24, 2015
March 24, 2015
The staff was wonderful and location
Room was great needs a little TLC with small finishes
Jennifer from Omaha, NE
March 23, 2015
March 23, 2015
Decor was uber cool, showers were amazing and unique, bed was comfy, staff was friendly.
Group of 4-5 loud, obnoxiously drunk guys staying in the next room kept us up half the night. They were also outside on the ledge-- yelling, smoking & peeking into our windows!! Called front desk 4x but nothing was "resolved" til 3:30AM (guys passed out).
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March 5, 2015
March 5, 2015
Loved the modern look to it and the shower was great!
Pillows were terrible
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February 11, 2015
February 11, 2015
Valets were very nice and accommodating. The shower in the suite was amazing.
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August 28, 2014
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014
The decor.
Reservation was lost, no hot water for shower. Not many amenities for the price. WIFI didn't work.
Staff was accommodating, but will not be staying there again.
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A study brings video games into the classroom to address the persistent digital gender gap.
The digital divide most often at issue is the one that separates schools with technology from schools without. But there is a second technological chasm that warrants the same attention: the one between girls and boys. The numbers are striking: Females comprise only 17 percent of computer science Advanced Placement test takers, 28 percent of computer science graduates, and 9 percent of engineering-related degrees. Overall, women make up just 35 percent of the IT workforce. Why do girls show a markedly lower interest in technology than boys, and can anything be done to equalize things?
This was the question at the heart of a study conducted by Richard Van Eck in cooperation with the Advanced Instructional Media Lab at the University of Memphis, and published in the online education journal Innovate (www.innovateonline.info). The AIM Lab attempted to find ways to engage girls in the use of technology and to see whether doing so changed the girls' feelings toward technology— and by association, math and science.
Using video games as a testing ground, Van Eck and his team split 92 fifth- and sixth-graders into small groups. The researchers exposed all of the children to various games, including some targeted at girls, some aimed at boys, adventure games, simulations, and puzzle games.
There were some sharp gender-drawn differences in which games the girls and boys preferred. Adventure games had the most universal appeal—which is something for educators to consider when integrating game-based learning into their curriculum. Later, when the children created their own video games with the help of a programmer, the girls became active, interested participants in the process.
The game play did seem to confirm the theory, argued in past studies, that girls' unfavorable attitudes toward technology— and video games—is simply the result of being exposed to the wrong, boy-oriented types. Van Eck's hope is that changing girls' perceptions of video games will make technology relevant to them, perhaps down the road leading them to pursue a professional path they previously had no interest in, or thought wasn't open to them.
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Film: Rodan
Classic Kaiju film directed by Ishiro Honda, who knows a little more about Kaiju films than you do, pal, because he invented them! This page is based on the dub by the King Brothers.The movie takes place on one of the smaller islands of Japan. A small mining operation is in a panic; the mine's deepest vein has flooded, and one of the miners was found horribly mutilated. The blame falls upon Goro, the last person the dead miner was seen with. Goro's friend Shigeru, determined to prove Goro innocent, discovers that the killings were actually done by prehistoric insects. Shigeru leads a group of soldiers into the mine, where they battle the monsters. When bullets prove ineffective, Shigeru kills the bugs with a booby-trapped mine cart. With the monsters that did the killing dead, the movie's over, right?Wrong.As the cart explodes, the mine shaft collapses, trapping Shigeru inside. Meanwhile, a nearby volcano has become active, endangering the village, and to make matters worse, UFO's flying at supersonic speeds have been sighted all over the world, attacking jets and carrying off a young couple visiting the mountain. Meanwhile, Shigeru has been found outside the mine, badly hurt and suffering from a total loss of memory. Weeks go by, the UFO's are sighted some more times, and Shigeru's memory slowly returns. When his fiance Kiyo shows him that eggs her pet birds laid are hatching, Shigeru suddenly remembers what happened to him.As it turns out, when he got trapped in the mine, Shigeru fell into the nest of the killer insects. (Remember them?) Inside this nest was an egg, which promptly hatched, revealing a giant flying reptile, which eats the remaining bugs before taking off. A scientist who hears Shigeru's story and examines all the collected evidence in the mystery of the UFO, realizes that the monster and the UFO are one and the same, a species of Pteranodon called Rodan. Army guys show up, and discover that Rodan is living in the volcano, and what's more, it's not alone. A second Rodan flies out of the mountain, and joins its mate in leading the military in a chase across Japan, finally landing in, and leveling, Sasebo.After the attack, when the Rodans have gone back to the volcano, the military comes up with a final, desperate plan to defeat the monsters. The plan: Set off the volcano, with the Rodans still inside. As the mining village is being evacuated, Shigeru (Remember him?) finds Kiyo near the volcano, and tells her that he loves her, and that they should probably get out of the way of the volcano. Not a moment too soon, either, because as they leave, the army moves in. Bombers attack the Rodans' nest, and ground-launched missiles set off the volcano. When the Rodans fly out of the erupting volcano, all hope seems lost when, suddenly, one of the reptiles succumbs to the volcanic fumes. As the military, Shigeru, and Kiyo look on, the other Rodan flies into the eruption, choosing to die rather than be separated from its mate. As Shigeru ponders the implications of such actions in supposedly "vicious" monsters, he wonders whether he could ever make such a sacrifice for Kiyo, and we fade to black.It's basically Gojira with two Kaiju. No relation to French sculptor Auguste Rodin, whose last name is pronounced the same way.
This film provides examples of:
- Always a Bigger Fish.
- A-Team Firing - Although the Tank corps manages to land a few hits on the grounded Rodan during his raid on Fukuoka, every single missile truck manages to completely miss the giant creature standing barely a thousand yards away!
- Canon Immigrant: Rodan, into the Godzilla films.
- The Meganulon themselves reappear with a more significant role in Godzilla vs. Megaguirus.
- Clear My Name - A man is accused of murdering a man who he is feuding with. Killer insects are at fault.
- Cosmic Horror - Being an early Kaiju film, there is a distinctly Lovecraftian influence on the monsters.
- Destructive Savior - The vast majority of the damage inflicted in the battles against Rodan is caused by the JSDF, due to their utter inability to hit a moving target. Rodan doesn't actually do any intentional damage, all the destruction they cause is from the downdraft of their wings as they pass by.
- Dub Name Change - The City of Fukuoka is changed to Sasebo, Nagasaki for the U.S. release. The volcanic Mt. Aso was changed to "Mt. Toya" for whatever reason. Rodan's name is actually pronounced "Radon" as in Pteranodon in the original release.
- Dug Too Deep: Both the Meganula and the Rodans are awakened by a mining operation.
- Easy Amnesia - Sort of. The amnesia happens after a terrible head injury and it takes several weeks to recover, but once Shigeru does he remembers everything he's seen.
- Giant Flyer - Rodan flies so fast as to use his sonic boom as a weapon.
- Giant Equals Invincible- Averted. Both monsters die by falling into a volcano while the JSDF bombs the area with an air strike.
- Green Aesop - The creatures are disturbed by over-zealous coal mining.
- Immune to Bullets - The Meganulon.
- Meaningful Name- Rodan's Japanese name "Radon" is a reference to what it is, a mutated "pter-RA-no-DON."
- Ptero Soarer- Rodan. Justified, in that Rodan isn't supposed to be realistic in the first place.
- Recycled In Space- It's a tragic love story, with Kaiju as the two ill-fated lovers. In the original release very little emphasis is placed on the second Rodan, and it's not even implied that the two creatures are mates.
- If both Rodans hatched from the same location, it would probably make more sense that they were both from the same clutch, and therefore would actually be more likely to be siblings, rather than mates. The original Japanese version doesn't clear this up either way, however.
- Stock Footage: Much like the U.S. release of Godzilla Raids Again, the distributors felt the need to add a pointless prologue with stock footage of Hydrogen Bomb blasts and Fauxlosophic Narration. This doesn't even make sense concerning the Rodan or the Meganulon, as they are not even mutants or radioactive. Although, sometimes stock footage is put to better use, such as the fighter jet take off sequence.
- Tertiary Sexual Characteristics- Used in a more realistic sense. The male Rodan is a different shade of brown than the female.
- Together in Death- The male Rodan chooses to die alongside his mate after she dies in a volcano.
- Too Long; Didn't Dub- Almost every instance of the Japanese honorifics "san" and "chan" are retained in the English dialogue.
- To Serve Man: The Meganula and Rodans both eat people throughout the films.
- Your Princess Is in Another Castle: The Meganula are destroyed...only for it to turn out their predators have awakened as well.


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Turkey Day Bake Recipe
After Thanksgiving, Lisa Stepanski of Munnsville, New York makes room in her fridge by putting together this hearty cheese-topped casserole. A jar of prepared gravy works fine when you run out of homemade gravy.
- 4 cups cooked stuffing
- 2-1/2 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 2 cups cooked broccoli florets
- 2 cups turkey gravy
- 4 slices process American cheese, halved
- 1. Press the stuffing onto the bottom of a greased 2-1/2-qt. baking dish. Top with turkey and broccoli. Pour gravy over all.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until edges are bubbly. Top with cheese; bake 2-4 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 251 calories, 6 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 45 mg cholesterol, 1,002 mg sodium, 26 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 20 g protein.
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Wine Pairings
Medium-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied white wine such as Riesling or Gewürtztraminer
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Little boy, little boy.
Won't you come here.
Little boy, little boy.
Won't you stay here.
He cries in the dark.
Stands strong in the world.
Fears that old monster.
Slowly learns to push back.
Young man, young man.
Won't you come back.
Young man, young man.
Won't you ever return.
He catches the strap.
Shatters the firewater.
Freeing himself.
Sheds not a tear.
Old man, old man.
Won't you help them.
Old man, old man.
Will you ever go back?
Never Going Back. by inknalcoholWatch
©2012-2016 inknalcohol
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