A new generation of public health students
Public health is often associated with hospitals, disease outbreaks and government agencies. But health also is shaped by architecture — by sidewalks, green space, accessible design and the environments people move through every day. Teddy Basa, a rising junior at Washington University in St. Louis, is seeking to better understand those connections.
How 11 literacies are reshaping learning across Arts & Sciences
As the Literacies for Life and Career program expands, faculty are adapting how those skills are taught in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences classrooms.