Check out the latest announcements from Saint Louis University.
07/17- Fresh Gathering Café’s July menu is now up and running. The team was inspired by corn, tomatoes, avocados, and squash that is currently in season to take the menu in a Mexican direction.
07/13- SLUCare has announced that its first staff members will become part of SLUCare Central, a new initiative that makes it easier for patients to receive medical care at a SLUCare practice site.
07/13- The study is examining word memory and volunteers should be between the ages of 18 and 22.
07/13- Faculty can request workshops on MLA and APA Styles, productive peer review, avoiding plagarism and other topics for fall semester courses.
07/13- Two workshop series will be open to SLU faculty and staff members beginning in mid-July and will focus on University tools including Office 365 and Lyris.
07/13- Sessions will begin on Wednesday, July 25, and continue through the summer and fall as the University transitions away from the Fuze web conferencing tool. Fuze will be discontinued as of Tuesday, July 31.
07/11- Sondheim, one of the most eminent lyricists and composers of the modern era, will receive the award from the Saint Louis University Library Associates on Thursday, Oct. 4, at the Sheldon Concert Hall.
07/11- Members of the Saint Louis University community are invited to sign the final beam that will be placed atop the new SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
07/11- In this Bookmark, SLU-Madrid's Carlos Segovia, Ph.D., shares a text to challenge the reader seeking a break from lighter beach reading.
07/11- The new policy and process is meant to keep data secure when disposing of University-owned technology. The new policy covers desktop computers, lap tops, tablets and other devices.
07/11- Twelve McNair Scholars will present on their summer internships and research at the free event on Friday, July 27.
07/09- The center will be closed for a full day on Wednesday, July 11, and for a half-day starting at noon on Friday, July 13. Students can still access its 24-hour nurse advice line during the closures.
07/06- The University’s Department of Design and Construction has contracted with Tarlton Corporation to complete repairs at the main entrance of the Laclede Parking Garage beginning Wednesday, July 11.
07/06- The Office of Annual Giving is offering SLU Chrismas ornaments to donors who make a gift of $25 or more to the University this month.
07/03- SLU Employee Health has relocated its entrance through next February because of construction of the new SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital and Ambulatory Care Center. Way-finding signs to the office, which is in Suite 116 of the West Pavilion, will help with navigation.
07/03- Beginning Tuesday, July 3, the passenger elevator on the east side of the Busch Student Center (BSC) will be out of operation for maintenance and updates. Construction on the elevator is expected to last through Friday, Aug. 3.
06/29- Learn more about how new changes have been implemented by the IT Help Desk to improve the customer service experience.
06/29- University faculty, staff and students are encouraged to sign up for training sessions for the new system that replaces the Fuze web conferencing tool July 31.
06/22- In this Bookmark, Pauline Lee, Ph.D., of the Department of Theological Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, shares her pick for summer page-turning.
06/22- Whether it’s basketball, baseball or golf, sports have been a way for Jeremy Nagle to live out his passions while giving back to others.
06/22- Information Technology Services (ITS) has scheduled network maintenance on the University network on the northern end of campus.
06/22- Information Technology Services (ITS) has been working on a rollout and training plan to move up the planned availability of Microsoft Skype for Business to University faculty, staff and students, and has updates for the campus community.
06/22- Matt Broom, M.D., associate professor of pediatrics, has been named vice president of medical affairs (VPMA) at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital. This will take effect on July 1.
06/19- There's still time to sign up for the SLU team as they support patients and caregivers through the Walk to Defeat ALS Saturday, June 23, in Forest Park.
06/15- Children of SLU staff and faculty members are eligible for a $300 discount off the annual summer entrepreneurship camp's fee.
06/15- Orders for dozens of Krispy Kreme doughnuts can be placed until Friday, July 6. The sale benefits local Children's Miracle Network hospitals.
06/15- Volunteers are needed to help students practice patient interviewing skills.
06/13- The program in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders is collecting donations through Friday, July 20, for families in the greater St. Louis area.
06/08- The national board of the honor society of Jesuit universities has recognized Saint Louis University's chapter as Chapter of the Year due to the diversity of its programming and impact on campus.
06/08- June's lunch menu will feature delicacies from herbed pork with mesclun greens and preserved lemon aioli to a strawberry chop salad and hakurei turnips.
06/08- The short module will be available through mySLU for University staff and faculty members and must be completed by Saturday, Aug. 11.
06/08- Information Technology Services (ITS) will perform maintenance on the University’s wireless network on Friday, June 8, between 7 p.m. and 11:59 p.m., on the southern end of campus.
06/06- Musicians from the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will perform as part of the event on Monday, June 18.
06/06- Looking for that next great read? In this mini-series, some of Saint Louis University’s published authors share their recommendations for memorable summer reading with their fellow staff, faculty and students.
05/31- The study is looking for second generation Asian Indian American undergraduates to participate in interviews beginning in June.
05/30- The new initiative from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) aims to increase the amount and quality of collaborative research and to connect that research with the interests of non-governmental organizations, lawmakers and concerned citizens.
05/30- The June retreat's registration is at capacity and students registering now will be put on a waitlist and notified if or when spots open.
05/30- The first week of classes will be a free trial week to allow members of the Simon Recreation Center to try out classes including yoga, Zumba, spinnning and more.
05/30- Food trucks will offer treats from bayou ribs to Italian ice and more on the first Fridays of June, July and August.
05/30- As the 2017-2018 academic year closed, SLU's staff, faculty and students were busy winning awards, presenting research and taking part in community engagement activities.
05/25- Information Technology Services (ITS) will be performing maintenance work this week that will impact SLU’s wireless network and mySLU.
05/24- World-renowned scientists will gather at Saint Louis University in June to honor the legacy of Maurice Green, Ph.D., one of leading figures in molecular virology, at a new symposium named in Green’s memory.
05/24- Mathematician. Choir director. Caretaker of fish and young Jesuits. Get to know Jim Coughlin, S.J., a St. Louis and SLU newcomer with many talents.
05/24- Presale orders are underway for the 'Taste of Summer' sale. The SLU community can also purchase Ted Drewes frozen custard cups and Gus's Pretzels at locations around campus on Wednesday, June 13.
05/24- Campus Recreation is bringing back the intramural league made up of SLU faculty, staff and student players, with the first match up set on Tuesday, June 19. Teams can register until Friday, June 15.
05/22- The Office of the Provost is seeking participants who wish to learn more about the University's mission, Jesuit education and Ignatian pedagogy and their roles in developing interdisciplinary, mission-driven courses. Applications to be part of the group are due by Friday, May 25.
05/22- The SLU community will welcome its newest Billikens and their families at 12 scheduled orientation days this summer.
05/18- Due to limited staffing, SLU’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA) is adjusting its public hours for the summer.
05/17- The vendor of the University's web conferencing platform is discontinuing SLU's version of Fuze. Information Technology Services (ITS) will roll out Microsoft Skype for Business as a replacement platform this summer.
05/17- Today is the last day of regular academic year shuttle service. The summer shuttle schedule will take effect on Monday, May 21, and summer changes will also be in place for SLU Ride.
05/17- The changes will affect both wired and wireless networks and intermittent outages may occur throughout the weekend, beginning on Saturday, May 19.
05/15- Saint Louis University is among 21 colleges and universities recognized by the Partnership for a Healthier America for implementing rigorous campus health and wellness initiatives and standards.
05/15- The University's May Commencement will take place at Chaifetz Arena and will include special nods to SLU's 200th anniversary as the University honors its newest graduates and honorary degree recipients.
05/15- The traditional Mass celebrates the end of the academic year and the University's 2018 graduates.
05/15- The system will be unavailable for part of Saturday, May 19, as upgrades are completed.
05/11- SLU's Graduate Student Association (GSA) has announced awards for research, teaching and service to the graduate student community.
05/11- The scholarship was created through a gift by the family of program graduate Brandi Burgett (Doisy '17), and will support athletic training students entering their second years in SLU's program.
05/08- Registration to join SLU's team in the 20th annual race to benefit breast cancer research is underway and ends on Friday, May 29.
05/04- As the campus counts down to commencement, catch up on the SLU community's awards, year-end celebrations and professional achievements.
05/04- Due to the number of students moving out of SLU residence halls and nearby housing, traffic along Laclede Avenue will be heavier than usual. Faculty, staff and students should allow for extra time to park or use alternate lots associated with an individual’s type of SLU parking permit to avoid delays.