Building on research he did at the Center for Molecular Electronics, chemistry professor William Welsh has founded a company that will be the first tenant in the Nidus Center for Scientific Enterprise.
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Senate prepares for elections
With the move to split the University Senate still pending the approval of the Board of Curators, Senate elections will be held according to the current bylaws.
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Rankins says Butler appeals are flawed, Student Court still deciding how to proceed
Student Government Association President Darwin Butler formally filed an appeal with the Student Court on Jan. 31, 2000 on the procedures of the Jan. 20 SGA meeting.
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Police say permit forgery increased after announcement of new parking fees
In a three-day period last week, parking enforcement officers discovered six forged parking permits on cars parked in South Campus parking lots, according to the daily reports issued by campus police.
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All students eligible for Homecoming royalty, Court rules
The Student Court ruled last Monday that all students are entitled to run for Homecoming King or Queen or both.
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Legislation might require schools to test faculty for English fluency
Public university professors and teaching assistants may have to take English proficiency exams if a bill introduced in the Missouri Senate last month passes.
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Church of Christ student group seeks campus' recognition
The St. Louis Church of Christ on Campus has applied to be recognized as a student group at UM-St. Louis. As a recognized student group, they can be officially called UM-St.Louis Church of Christ on Campus. The St. Louis COC on campus is an affiliate of the Boston COC and The International COC.
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