Welcome to UMSLA special orientation issue of The Current
A statue of Sen. Wayne Goode, UM-St. Louis' founding father, greets students and visitors to campus near the lakes outside of the Millennium Student Center. The statue was unveiled Sept. 21, 2006 to honor Goode and his efforts sposoring legislation in the early 1960s to create a public university in St.…
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Chancellor Thomas George attended the 2008 St. Louis Science Awards. Providing a gateway for UM-St. Louis students
In the approaching school year, UM-St. Louis is striving to improve, expand and reach new heights in every arena. Such an endeavor is impossible without two key components: vision and funding.
The man behind both aspects of growth is UM St. Louis' Chancellor Thomas George.…
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Homecoming is a yearly event that UM-St. Louis holds in October. The Homecoming committee, as part of SGA, plans events like a blood drive, parade, Big Man On Campus and then to wrap up the festivities, a dance. Last year over 880 people attended the dance. Both the men's and women's soccer teams play the day after the dance to round up a week full of Triton spirit. From Cardinal tickets to STD fixes, UMSL has it all
Students at UM-St. Louis pay their student fees as a part of their tuition, yet it remains to be seen whether they are aware of all the services that are provided in return.
In addition to the benefits that students receive for paying their student fees, UM-St.…
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Welcome to Stepford: Works by Brooke Center Wise was one of the featured exhibits on display at Gallery Visio. The gallery held its first exhibit and grand opening reception in February 2002. Some of the upcoming exhibits are imPOSTERs: Real Posters for Fake Bands (July17-Aug 21) and Kevin McKoy (Aug. 28-Sept 19). Membership to the gallery is free and allows students of all majors the chance to apply, exhibit or curate a show. For more information, call 314-516-7922. Campus art galleries offer refreshing break from class work
An "art break" can be a refreshing distraction from the stress of classes. Art can enlighten and delight, take you into another world or give you a new perspective on the one you are living. A quick tour of an art exhibit takes your mind off the pressures of life and allows you to return to your class work with a refreshed mind.…
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