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St. Louis University announced that Edward Feser will be the new president starting in July 2025. The current president, Fred Pestello, had announced his plan to retire in June 2025.
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From a high school standout to international player to a coach, McBride was part of St. Louis establishing itself as the soccer capital of the United States.
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Thousands of insect species use vibrations to communicate. Now, in part because of the foundational research of a Missouri biology professor, more researchers are exploring insect vibrational communication to ward against pests and understand climate change.
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More than 500 St. Louis University teaching and research assistants will be part of the Graduate Workers of SLU union.
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Palliative care is treatment that helps manage side effects, symptoms and mental health issues for people with cancer and other severe illnesses.
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A family at their wits end brought their son, given the pseudonym “Robbie Mannheim,” to Jesuit priests from St. Louis University for an exorcism in 1949. The story has been fodder for urban legend ever since.
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The Free Application for Federal Aid will open on Dec. 1, two months later than originally scheduled. Last year's form had issues that delayed students’ aid packages.
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The budget deficit is largely due to a sharp drop in international student enrollment this year.
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Since 1991 there have been more charter schools to open than public schools in the city of St. Louis, but researchers from St. Louis University say more collaboration between the two could prove fruitful for educators and students in the city.
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Investigators at St. Louis University and SSM Health hope to recruit people to add their health information to a huge national database that aims to diversify medical research.