In our quest to educate and form persons for others, Saint Louis University’s College of Arts and Sciences has gathered a world-class faculty of teacher-scholars who are dedicated to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education.
Each is devoted to outstanding teaching, cutting-edge research and scholarship, inspired artistic expression and faithful service to SLU's campus and community.
Embracing the great and wondrous diversity that makes up the human race and the unique gifts and talents of every individual, this collection of curious seekers and learners works together to unpack the mysteries and answer the endless array of questions posed by the physical, social and spiritual worlds we each inhabit.
We always do this with an eye toward justice, peace, beauty and the common good of the whole human family and the created world we share.
You can find more information on our faculty members on the pages devoted to their disciplines.
Faculty in the News
- Bill McCormick, S.J. (Political Science) wrote a column in America Magazine about why Ortega is attacking the Jesuits in Nicaragua.
- Tim Huffman, Ph.D. (Communication) was interviewed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch about the unhoused in St. Louis and new federal funding that could help.
- Jason Knouft, Ph.D. (Biology) was featured in AGDaily about drought conditions in the Midwest and when relief may be coming.
- Annie Artiga Garner, Ph.D. (Psychology) was highlighted in EurekAlert! and Newswise about how teens with ADHD can stay safe behind the wheel.
- Belden Lane, Ph.D. (Theological Studies - Emeritus) was featured on a podcast for Contemplify, discussing grief after losing a son, among other topics
- Ness Sandoval, Ph.D. (Sociology and Anthropology) was interviewed on KMOX-AM 1120 about TGI Geospatial Science Academy, which is part of the Summer @ SLU program of camps.
- Steven Rogers, Ph.D. (Political Science) was quoted in the Associated Press about state legislatures' supermajorities and their power in making laws. The story was syndicated to more than 350 outlets, including Yahoo! News, MSN.com, AOL.com, U.S. News and World Report, the Washington Post, Newsday, The Independent, Yahoo! News UK, the Daily Mail, Yahoo! News Canada, Toronto Star, National Post, the Washington Times, the Kansas City Star, the Alton Telegraph, the Columbia Missourian and KMOX-AM 1120.
- Christopher Tinson, Ph.D. (African American Studies) was quoted in a story in The Eagle in which students and others reflect on the government's involvement in higher education.
- Bradley Bailey, Ph.D. (Fine Arts) was mentioned in Business Wire about two new collections coming to the World Chess Hall of Fame, which was then syndicated to more than 125 different outlets.
Faculty Honors
- Fabien Montcher, Ph.D., assistant professor of history at Saint Louis University, has been named a fellow at The Newberry Library in Chicago for 2023-24. The Newberry typically awards 10 long-term fellowships each year.