Read recent features published in Universitas, Saint Louis University's alumni magazine, or download PDF versions of past issues.
06/27/23- SLU alumnus Tim Bantle details how he went from philosophy major to CEO of Eddie Bauer.
06/27/23- A multi-disciplinary initiative at Saint Louis University dramatically increased graduate student enrollment and expanded SLU's global identity.
06/27/23- SLU alumna Katey (Marcinkowski) Howes is a physical therapist turned children's book author.
06/27/23- Saint Louis University's Prison Education Program opens minds and changes lives within the confines of the correctional facility.
01/30/23- As the United States approaches a new golden age in space exploration, SLU aerospace graduates are involved at every level.
01/30/23- SLU alumnus Dr. Jody Sowell (Grad A&S '11) is the president of the Missouri Historical Society.
01/30/23- A new Jesuit facility puts mission in the middle of the SLU community.
01/30/23- Saint Louis University's Accelerating Excellence fundraising campaign shattered its goal.
01/30/23- Finance students gain real-world experience by managing a portion of Saint Louis University's endowment.
01/30/23- The Jesuit concept of “caring for the whole person” informs and inspires Saint Louis University to prioritize the well-being of the whole community.
01/30/23- SLU alumnus Bryan Beasley (CSB '11) is a senior researcher on SportsCenter.
03/23/22- For nearly 50 years, Marianne Muellerleile (A&S '71) has made her living as an actor.
03/23/22- SLU alumnus Andrés J. Gallegos is the chairman of the National Council on Disability.
03/16/22- SLU's 1818 Community Engagement Grants enable servant leaders to find innovative ways to make a difference.
03/16/22- SLU alumnus Timothy Drone's gift of historic newspapers gives students a front-row seat to history.
03/11/22- Developments in Prospect Yards enhance the SLU campus area.
03/11/22- SLU research institutes leverage data to combat local and global challenges.
03/09/22- Saint Louis University researchers find reasons to hope despite the climate crisis.
03/09/22- SLU Provost Mike Lewis puts listening at the heart of leadership in a time of change.
08/02/21- SLU's new STEM building is home to some of the University's most innovative research.
08/02/21- SLU alumna Erin Loos Cutraro is the founder and CEO of She Should Run.
08/02/21- SLU alumnus Dana J. Boente, former general counsel for the FBI, is a veteran prosecutor who has dedicated his career to public service.
08/02/21- Grandmaster Dorsa Derakhshani has made a name for herself around the world, but she's happy to call Saint Louis University home.
08/02/21- SLU's new core curriculum will help students find themselves and God in all things.
02/03/21- SLU’s own infectious disease specialist has been keeping campus safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
02/03/21- Dr. Alexander G. Garza (GRAD PH ’03) is the SSM Health Chief Community Health Officer and Incident Commander for the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force.
02/03/21- Dr. Jonathan Smith, SLU's chief diversity officer, draws on his activist roots to reckon with the University's past and present, and to put forth SLU's plans for a more just and equitable future for all.
02/02/21- SLU social justice advocates find unique ways of leveraging their research to make the world a better place.
02/02/21- SLU's first full semester in a COVID-19 world succeeded because of the people who made it happen. Here are seven of their stories.
06/30/20- Can one find meaning in a pandemic? A SLU public health professor offers his perspective on good questions and hard answers.
06/30/20- As COVID-19 took hold, SLU’s physician practice found a new way to treat patients.
06/30/20- As members of the SLU-Madrid community faced the COVID-19 crisis, their efforts showed the power of distance learning.
06/30/20- The novel coronavirus pandemic changed everything — including academic life at Saint Louis University.
06/30/20- SLU’s renowned scientists are at the forefront of COVID-19 vaccine development.
03/04/20- SLU's freshman class is the largest and most diverse in the University's history.
03/04/20- SLU's Career Services focuses on preparing students for life after SLU.
03/03/20- For writer and coach Angela Lewis (A&S '04, Grad A&S '07), basketball is at the center of everything.
06/26/19- SLU alumnus W. Raymond Barrett is among a select group of U.S. business people who built from scratch two successful, unrelated international companies: Landshire and Biomedical Systems Corp.
06/26/19- Margaret Lazzari (A&S '75) did not imagine herself an artist when she came to SLU. But she's found success in both academia and the art world.
06/26/19- A SLU program helps retirees and soon-to-be retirees prayerfully plan for their next chapter in life.
06/26/19- After nearly four decades, SLU's premier health law program continues to attract students and draw accolades.
06/26/19- Bees are finding refuge in urban areas — including St. Louis — and it’s good news for us all. SLU’s Dr. Gerardo Camilo and his students head into the field to collect bees and study their relationship with humans.
07/26/18- Eric Moraczewski (CSB ’04), executive director of the Gateway Arch Park Foundation, helps connect the St. Louis community to the Arch and the city beyond.
07/26/18- Now through Dec. 30, Saint Louis University Museum of Art will host “Always at the Frontier: Saint Louis University 1818-2018,” an exhibition celebrating SLU’s bicentennial.
07/26/18- Meet 10 of Saint Louis University’s longest-serving faculty and staff who share a devotion to mission.
07/25/18- From old haunts to new landmarks, streetcars to the popemobile, see what stands out about recent generations at Saint Louis University.
01/31/18- According to University archives, the first record of SLU students doing service is a short article in the May 13, 1927, student newspaper about medical students volunteering with the Red Cross during a flood.
01/31/18- The partnership supports Jesuit ministries in Belize in providing educational and human resources that nurture spiritual, physical, academic and economic health.
01/31/18- Gail Miller Bisher is the club's director of communications and the first female analyst to call the club's show in 30 years.
10/01/16- Thirteen strangers are chosen and instructed to live together, eat together and depend upon each other. This isn’t the next season of prime-time reality television. This is the Billiken Teacher Corps, a two-year, service-driven master’s program at Saint Louis University.
10/01/14- Take an in-depth look at Saint Louis University's part in the most famous exorcism of the 20th century.
