Happy Veterans Day!
For 80 years, WashU Medicine and the VA St. Louis Health Care System have served those who served by advancing veteran care, medical research and physician education. Together, they help nearly 30,000 veterans annually. ❤️ 🇺🇸 💚 https://t.co/tlTJ8ierIJ
Our first panel at the XI Presidential Dialogue of @IDEA_Grupo with @Laura_Ch, Jamil Mahuad, @JeanineAnez and @llegopapa, focused on what it takes to preserve liberal democracies: respect for the Constitution, the rule of law and the limits of power, responsible leadership, and strong institutions.
A central message: In an era increasingly shaped by social media and technology, democracy is about more than winning elections. It is about governing responsibly, not simply seeking popularity.
Air Force veteran Milton Rodriguez '22 arrived at Woods College with plenty of lived experience. His time at BC helped prepare him for the rest of his life. https://t.co/QIwUSm6YA9
Three rooms, one question: what does the future mean for you? This morning, we looked at medicine built for one patient, AI in daily life, and how communities find their way back to civic life.
Congratulations to Physics Prof. Ryan Johnson, who was honored with the 2026 Dr. Ralph Cavaliere Endowed Teaching Award.
Thank you, Prof. Johnson, for your commitment to our students at Gettysburg!
https://t.co/95AFSRGY6M
How might a Supreme Court decision reshape voting rights for years to come?
WashU law professor Travis Crum examines the immediate and potential long-term consequences of Louisiana v. Callais. https://t.co/fp5hFfWcIp
It's Jesuit Heritage Month! We teamed up with other Jesuit universities to explore some of the words and phrases that shape our Jesuit identity and bring our mission to life. #AMDG
🎶 Fine Arts at Barry: Where Creativity Takes Center Stage! 🎨🎭
Come see the creative opportunities waiting for you at Barry. Join us at Fall Undergraduate Open House!
📅 Saturday, November 14
⏰ 10 AM–2 PM
📍 On campus
👉 Register at https://t.co/nVYEH6zJVu
In a few weeks, restaurateur Georges Makhlouf will make his return to Thayer Street with the opening of Giorgio on Thayer, which will serve made-to-order sandwiches, high-end Italian meat and pasta, gelato, coffee and cocktails.
https://t.co/6zVVdIPCE3
#UWRF hosted 184 high school students interested in careers in education Friday, Nov. 6, during Future Educator Day, presented by UWRF's College of Education, Business and Allied Health (CEBAH). https://t.co/4AqNAxwexR
NESCAC FRIDAY FEATURE
Claire Colvin, @ephsports field hockey
🏑Studied abroad in Granada, Spain
🏑Click the link to see what Claire is working on for her senior thesis🧠
🏑Favorite spot is The Clark, the art museum on campus
> https://t.co/inm0wAycdL
Today, Thiel College hosted the Mercer County School Counselor’s Meeting!
Counselors joined us in Weyers Lounge for breakfast, got updates on our Nursing, Dietrich Honors, and Health Professions programs, and took a tour of our science labs and campus spaces.
Next week, Vanderbilt will become the first university to host the Berlin Freedom Bell exhibition. Join us for programming exploring democracy, free expression and the ties between the United States and Germany. https://t.co/V5ZCD3bvRg
36 hours. 4,000+ students. One incredible mission. 💛
IU Dance Marathon is back, bringing together Hoosiers from across campus to support the kids and families of Riley Children's Hospital, all while celebrating the power of student-driven philanthropy.
🔗Learn more about this historic organization: https://t.co/PECmaJC7VS
IBM’s most advanced quantum computer was unveiled today at UChicago’s Hyde Park Labs. Leaders from UChicago, IBM, IQMP joined Gov. JB Pritzker for a ribbon-cutting of the IBM Quantum System Two.
Learn more: https://t.co/0UBr0zkzx6