Washington University

A Washington University graduate student will host the world’s first conference on emo music. The conference will include sessions on the history of the genre and keynote speeches from musicians, authors and scholars.

A Washington University study found St. Louis was unprepared for an emergency in the lead-up to the May 16 tornado. The study urges the city to partner with nonprofits in preparation for future disasters.

VaNetta Clark, a PhD candidate at Washington University in St. Louis, curated an exhibit of artifacts collected by her former teachers at the Scullin School in the Penrose neighborhood. It was closed in 2003 and has fallen into disrepair as St. Louis Public Schools has struggled to sell it.

A new Washington University study found that St. Louis’ guaranteed basic income pilot program helped hundreds of families. But a lawsuit paused payments, and later crises deepened the financial strain many participants already faced.

Why are there so few pigeons in St. Louis? New research from Washington University attributes it to urban design.

44% of St. Louis residents see firearm violence as their top public health concern.

Researchers surveyed low-wage workers and found many report administrative burdens in signing up and keeping vital Medicaid and SNAP coverage.

Washington University’s CLEAN STL project is set to test and examine the soil and air for contamination in neighborhoods devastated by the May 16 tornado.

Halloween is synonymous with scary monster movies and spooky sounds, but most of the time those sounds are created with Foley art.

The job cuts are spread across the school’s main and medical campuses and administrative offices.