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• Republican candidates spoke at St. Charles Community College
• Advocates attempt to raise smoking tax again.
• Bet Loss leads to Man Streaking across field at Busch Stadium
• 21 Suspects Indicted on Meth Drug Ring
• Man, 25 charged with 16-counts of sexual molestation
• A naked fan ruined the great institution of baseball at Busch Stadium
• Ichan criticizes board of Chesapeake Energy, calls for removal of directors
• Mr. Biggs weighs in on JPMorgan Chase's risk problem
• Billy Busch plays polo: SLIDESHOW
• Fun at St. Louis' Busch Stadium on a warm and breezy evening with the Cardinals
• Cardinals fans: Respect the boundaries
• OUTTAKES: May 25
• The Boys Class 3 Sectional finals were held at MICDS on Saturday. University Cit...
• Meeting the Queen… of Chess
• The campus will be closed on Monday, Memorial Day, a federal holiday. "(Monday)...
• DDi stockholders approve $282 million merger with Viasystems
• Business Bancshares sees Q1 profit rise 6 percent
• Please, no more waves in Busch Stadium
• Wells Fargo Advisors donates $100,000 to Jazz St. Louis
• UMSL Events for May 26-June 1, 2012
• Media Coverage: March 2012
• Solutia sale to Eastman wins EU approval
• Banks Q1 profit of $35.3 billion highest in five years
• S&P cuts MEMC credit rating to a B+
• Hawthorne to lead St. Louis VA regional office
• World Wide Technology wins Navy contracts worth $1 billion
• Unemployment drops in Illinois - but not in Metro East
• Illinois legislators send Medicaid cuts to Gov. Quinn
• Airbus says it will beat Boeing in the single-aisle aircraft market
• Macy's to sell goods on Chinese website
• Teachers' recycling center in Crestwood Court closes
• Road Rage Turned Dive-By-Shooting: Could this be YOU?
• Road Rage Turned Dive-By-Shooting: Could this be YOU?
• A season wrap-up on our ball teams. Go Archers!
• S&P cuts MEMC credit rating
• Hawthorne to lead St. Louis VA regional office
• World Wide Technology wins 2 U.S. Navy contracts worth $1 billion
• The Financial Aid offices will be closed from noon to 4:30 p.m. June 8, June 22,...
• International Economic Development Council to meet in St. Louis
• Gallus BioPharmaceuticals completes $20 million manufacturing update
• Video Winners Showcase THEIR FontbonneU
• Greitens challenges Tufts grads to serve others
• St. Louis Development Corp. to receive $400,000 from EPA brownfields funding
• Instructor, alumna honored for health-care work
• Kindred Hospital delays renovation in Central West End
• Settlement requires Walgreens to return $42,000 to Missouri Medicaid
• Sigma-Aldrich pledges $150,000 to help SIUE introduce biochemistry program
• Eye on UMSL: Habitat for Humanity
• Check out this video of Sunday's Commencement!
• Victorian era inspires new Gallery Visio exhibit
• Missed Commencement? Here's your chance to watch the celebration!
• Mobap is now on Pinterest! Make sure to find our page and follow us! www.pintere...
• Clayton, Metro rank among top Midwest high schools
• Creditors force Waylon Ad into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Major Brands to buy Eagle Brands from Anheuser-Busch
• Six sue St. Louis police department for overtime pay
• Southwest expands flights to Mexico, Caribbean
• SABMiller sees annual profit rise 75 percent
• Eric Greitens receives the Charles Bronfman Prize 2012
• Wash U study: long commutes could be bad for health
• Ameren employees sue over asbestos exposure
• Northwest Plaza developer lines up Menards store
• Little Girl avoids taking Candy from Stranger in Lake St. Louis Park
• Anti-Harassment Ordinance Introduced
• An elliptic and personal interview with hip hop artist C-Sharp in Saint Louis
• Waylon Ad files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Beer Marketer's Insights: Major Brands to buy Eagle Brands from Anheuser-Busch
• Softball duo earns All-Region honors
• Laumeier Sculpture Park receives $100,000 grant from National Endowment for the Arts
• Edward Jones program recruits veterans as financial advisers
• When James H. Buford, longtime President and CEO of the Urban League of Metropol...
• Randy Burkett Lighting receives international award for Martin Luther King Jr. memorial
• St. Louis: Happiest City for Job-Seeking College Grads
• Come Out Swinging donates $43,300 to Washington University
• Emerson donates $500,000 to Shearwater Education Foundation
• Wells Fargo Advisors names Atul Kamra head of advice
• St. Andrew’s names ‘Ageless-Remarkable’ St. Louisans
• STARS places students with scientists in lab, field
• Summer fun fact #2: The average American eats around 5 1/2 gallons of ice cream...
• SIUE receives $469,000 Sanchez art donation
• Post-Dispatch lays off 6 in newsroom
• Mercy unveils concept for St. John's land in Joplin
• Monsanto to buy Precision Planting in $250 million deal
• Washington University receives $3 million to design cancer-killing viruses
• Ralcorp Q2 profit falls 69 percent
• Delta plans to lease 717s from Southwest
• Ralcorp acquires Petri Baking Products
• FCC chairman supports broadband data caps
• Lewis, Rice & Fingersh names Thomas Erb chairman
• St. Louis priest's sexual exploitation
• St. Louis Man arrested: Dogs Slaughtered **Warning Article for Mature Readers**
• Saint Louis Suspect accused of Home Invasion and Sexual Assault of Home Owner
• Congressman Carnahan answered questions at town hall meeting.
• IUDs, implants are most effective birth control
• Attempted Commerce Bank Robbery in Richmond Heights
• Man Assalts Woman, Caught Red-Handed by Approaching Police Dash Camera
• Ranken Technical College board OKs Wentzville satellite campus
• Prostitution in Saint Louis
• Tavolo V: Come taste a new adventure of delicious food in St. Louis
• SIUE receives $469,000 Sanchez art donation
• Post-Dispatch lays off 6 in newsroom
• Mercy unveils concept for St. John's land in Joplin
• Washington University receives $3 million to design cancer-killing viruses
• The St. Louis American's award winning photographer Wiley Price hard at work htt...
• Meet the Queens: Nite Owl's 'Collabo Queens' mixtape party at Blueberry Hill
• Ralcorp Q2 profit falls 69 percent
• Instructor sheds light on Pentecostalism, tongue-speaking
• Circle of Promise, sponsored by Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the St. Louis Am...
• Baseball lands 5 on All-GLVC teams
• Did you know that Ranken offers a Bachelor of Science in Applied Management degr...
• Republic Services invests $19 million in 2 recycling centers
• Armstrong Teasdale top St. Louis corporate law firm in survey
• St. Louis CEOs made an average salary of $157,500 last year
• 18 apply for Mo. Court of Appeals judicial vacancy
• Concordia Seminary Sponsors Faculty Book-Signing
• We continue to Celebrate and Commemorate, and encourage you to Participate!
• Recommendation Against PSA Test Too Drastic
• That's a winner! Cardinals break their 8-game losing streak with a 4-3 win on ST...
• Extra Help, Inc. has multiple job openings- Check out this flyer for all the lis...
• Thomases file class action against Tenet
• Cequel Data Centers acquires TierPoint
• 7-Eleven to add 630 stores in U.S., Canada this year
• Southwest Airlines rated as best for frequent fliers
• EU food agency rejects French ban on Monsanto GM maize
• AMR debt holders hire advisers to look at bankruptcy case
• Banks face lawsuit over failure to record mortgage sales
• Ballpark Village $100 million first phase is 80 percent leased
• Remodeled Build-A-Bear Workshop to open at West County Center
• Thermadyne changes name to Victor Technologies
• Washington University receives $3 million to design cancer-killing viruses
• Attention Parents of Teens: Teasing is not just Fun & Games Anymore
• Riverview Gardens High School Marching Band parades down Market Street during Su...
• Thomases file class action suit against Tenet Health System
• Cequel Data Centers acquires TierPoint
• Auditions for the Meramec Theatre production "Goldilocks and the Three Pigs" are...
• Biology student overcomes challenges to earn academic success
• Read about our Master Class Series on the 50th website! We want everyone to cele...
• Missouri exports to South Korea increase 150 percent in Q1
• St. Louis is named best city for college graduates!
• Crime mapping can lead to more effective law enforcement
• Need a job? Five Guys Burgers and Fries will be recruiting here Wednesday, May 2...
• Castle Park Apartments to reopen after $27 million renovation
• Eaton to acquire Cooper Industries for $11.8 billion
• YRC appoints Fisher VP and controller
• Tonight we'll be in the Sea of Red with Cardinal Nation, celebrating our 50th an...
• St. Louis ranks 95th in average salary
• MEMC unit closes $65 million loan for Arizona solar park
• Summer break is here! Summer fun fact: Did you know watermelon is actually a veg...
• Fontbonne Hosts Nonprofit Management Speaker Series
• East Alton Elementary board mulls iPads for all students
• Macy's expects 292 stores to double as fulfillment centers
• Cost of Eads Bridge restoration soars to $36.3 million
• Illinois exports increase 17 percent in Q1
• American Airlines, unions to have mediated talks in June
• St. Louis ranked best city for college grads
• Nakamura, of St. Louis, wins U.S. chess championship
• Wanda Group of China buys AMC Entertainment for $2.6 billion
• Metro increases fares
• Wentzville GM expansion will break ground today
• Folic acid may reduce some childhood cancers
• ROTC grads honor history, take next big step
• What a wonderful Commencement ceremony today at the Scottrade Center -- about 3,...
• Eye on UMSL: Grand progress
• Confluence Newsletter - May 16, 2012
• UMSL to acquire Quincy Public Radio Station
• UMSL acquires Quincy public radio station
• Peabody Energy leases 402 million tons of coal in Wyoming
• Antitrust review ends for Viasystems’ acquisition of DDi
• BET’s 106 & Park host and ‘Think Like a Man’ co-star Terrence J (center) spoke a...
• Gateway Classic Cars to open Chicago location June 1
• OUTTAKES: May 18
• Miriam Foundation establishes Cornelsen Diagnostic Center
• Barnes-Jewish to refund $725,185 to Wisconsin Physician Services
• MC Industrial opens office in Indiana
• Brown Shoe Q1 profit drops 54 percent
• The Bookstore begins its Summer Hours on Monday, May 21. It will be open on Mond...
• Forest Park's Khadaega Thabet, who is graduating Sunday, is featured in a Suburb...
• UMSL Events for May 19-25, 2012
• Care for Creation Center Receives Grant Funding
• Monsanto commits $50 million to African agricultural growth
• Our alumnus, Adil Imdad, is featured in this St. Louis Post-Dispatch article abo...
• Washington University in St. Louis-Fudan University EMBA program celebrates 10th anniversary
• Best wishes to Police Officer Nigel Partee, who is leaving the Forest Park campu...
• Post Holdings postpones results following Ralcorp’s delay
• Urban League President James Buford to retire next year
• St. Louis adds 2,900 jobs during past year
• HSSU has restructured its tuition rates with you in mind! For the fall 2012, you...
• Barnes-Jewish, Highway Patrol Speak Out Against Distracted Driving
• Bridge Program receives national award from College Board
• Scott Credit Union pledges $100,000 for new St. Joseph’s Hospital
• Nominate your rising star for 30 Under 30 awards
• Concord Bank CEO Tony Feraro dies at 64
• Alton Telegraph to be sold to Versa Capital Management
• Enterprise Holdings acquires Mint Cars On-Demand
• What happens when a group of musically inclined students meet at STLCC-Meramec a...
• Stillman's Blues group raised $72 million to buy team
• Dance festival to spring up again at Touhill
• There's still time! Join us at Busch Stadium this Monday, May 21 at 7:15 p.m. f...
• MEMC CFO Murphy resigns, Wuebbels named successor
• Metro East opposes Mo. bridge ramp closure
• Former Brown Shoe executive Gary Rich forms Rich Footwear Group
• Ramco-Gershenson to acquire Central Plaza for $22 million
• Kaiser Electric continues work on $8 million water treatment plant
• Verizon Wireless ending unlimited data plans
• TricorBraun secures $555 million in loans
• Southwest Airlines delays 30 Boeing 737 orders
• East St. Louis election board moves to City Hall
• Sigma-Aldrich establishes new $600 million credit facility
• Finance student, rising DJ star, to raise money for schools for underprivileged children
• Babies’ susceptibility to colds linked to immune response at birth
• ESL celebrates Malcolm X Area educators, community leaders and students gathered...
• MEMC CFO Murphy resigns, Wuebbels named successor
• Ramco-Gershenson to acquire Central Plaza for $21.6 million
• Very soft open for new Roberts brothers restaurant
• St. Louis Business Journal relaunches After Hours feature
• Past and present GM ASEP students along with Ron Raines, ASEP Coordinator and Ra...
• TricorBraun secures $555 million in loans to refinance debt, fund acquisitions
• Kaiser Electric continues work on $8 million water treatment plant
• Congratulations to the GM ASEP graduates on their graduation this evening!!
• The Egg and I opens July 2
• SLU Hospital to break ground on $3 million bone marrow transplant center
• Safety National Casualty parent's $2.7 billion sale to Tokio Marine closes
• MoTre: 'Married 2 the Muzik' mixtape party at MVP Bar & Grill
• Illinois receives $33 million federal grant to create health insurance exchange
• Summer classes are starting soon, so don't forget that payment for summer classe...
• We raised nearly $50,000! Kudos to all who made this possible!!
• GLVC honors men’s golfer
• Thinking out loud with the intellectually curious
• Accounting alumna wins 2011 Elijah Watt Sells Award
• YTB CEO out, one-third of staff cut, rethinking merger
• PLZ Aeroscience acquires Assured Packaging
• St. Louis could lose $500 million during dome renovations
• Boeing prepares for U.S. defense spending cuts
• Mo. House approves bill on suing co-workers
• Missouri River 'most endangered' rivers in America
• Leaders to debate I-70 Poplar Street Bridge access today
• T-Mobile to cut another 900 Jobs after failed sale to AT&T
• Missouri lawmakers vote to allow more digital billboards
• Ill. budget diverts $250 million from highway projects
• Performance - High Fidelity
• Saint Louis MayFest
• Emanuel Cleaver could lose the election after
• From SLU Students to Commissioned Officers
• YTB CEO out, one-third of staff cut, rethinking merger
• PLZ Aeroscience acquires Assured Packaging
• St. Louis could lose $500 million during dome renovations
• Centrue narrows Q1 loss to $1 million
• Instructor receives prestigious honor from French government
• Ritenour teens create photographic autobiographies
• St. Louis ranks No. 18 in Amazon’s Most Well-Read Cities
• BNSF to invest $130 million to improve rail capacity in Mo.
• Laird Technologies appoints David Lockwood as CEO
• Novo Group opens St. Louis office
• Jayden Soyer 6, from Columbus, Ohio leads members of his Saints Drumline during...
• Mayor Slay honors Concordia Publishing House today
• Concordia Journal Garners Awards
• Surgeons Restore Some Hand Function to Quadriplegic Patient
• Our newest Spotify playlist is out - click on the Mobapify icon above (in betwee...
• Concordia Seminary Hosts Carillon Recital Series
• Rick Desloge, 1948-2012
• Finals are over and the campus is quiet, but not for long. The Meramec Theatre...
• Macy’s repositions itself in warehouse wars
• Rams' proposal for dome renovation would cost $700 million
• Imo’s Pizza to move to new location in Warrenton
• Houlihan's Restaurants puts itself up for sale
• Fairview Heights leaders to vote today on new I-64 exit
• TIAA-CREF, firm invest $2 billion in farmland venture
• Collinsville City Council approves firefighter pay freeze
• Pilots could save AMR $130 million in U.S. Air merger
• Web videos could devalue Suddenlink's TV programming
• Panera's Covelli named to Central Florida Hospitality Hall of Fame
• Missouri Chamber Music Festival Concert
• Surgeons restore some hand function to quadriplegic patient
• Atrocities Prevention Board could significantly change U.S. foreign policy
• AMBER Alert Warning System, History
• Stray Bullets into home of sleeping parent and child
• Imo’s Pizza to move to new location in Warrenton
• For what we refer to as 'non-traditional students' -- great program available!
• Janitor goes from cleaning schools to education degree
• Baseball, women’s basketball players named Athletes of Year
• Saint Louis Zoo’s year-to-date attendance tops 1 million: SLIDESHOW
• Monsanto donates $1 million for UMSL community education center
• Discover alumni from STLCC who are making a difference in our community. Watch f...
• Fontbonne Launches New Format for Undergraduate Business Programs
• St. Louis CEOs who tweet: Fred Bronstein
• Ill. loses 30,700 government jobs in past decade, Mo. loses 2,500
• The Healthy Living Program will be in the Student Center Lobby today for an on-c...
• Rams proposal for Edward Jones Dome revealed
• Eye on UMSL: Piano man
• Wash U receives $8.3 million to treat malnutrition in children
• Emerson Charitable Trust commits $3 million for Olin’s Knight Hall
• Twelve students and staff from MBU spent 9 days serving with the Bethel Mission...
• Congratulations to the Archers baseball team on their first season. Even though...
• St. Louis banks post $65 million in Q1 profit
• "It’s been widely reported that we’ve fallen far behind in STEM education, that...
• Season ends with NCAA snub for UMSL Baseball
• 3 execs to leave J.P. Morgan Chase after $2.3 billion loss
• Mo. judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Medicaid contracts
• Unions to present case in American Airlines' bankruptcy
• Social Madness entry deadline is tomorrow
• American to cut flights 2 percent in June
• Koster scheduled to make Dome proposal public today
• Developer at Scott Air Force Base fights Illinois housing law
• Monsanto pledges $250,000 for U of I communications chair
• Youth with autism face barriers to employment and education after high school
• Washington University receives $8 million to lead international childhood malnutrition effort
• Genetic test identifies eye cancer tumors likely to spread
• UMSL championship bid falls short, Tritons await word on NCAA Regionals
• Conviction in Muders, Jennifer Hudon's Family
• Principle terminated after Lewd & Indecent Activity
• Not so happy holiday, woman shot in head after witnessing crime
• Student graduates with more than degree
• Children’s advocacy services director talks victimization
• Keep bossman money out of Missouri courts
• Young child allegedly shaken by staff member at school in Ballwin
• Craig's List being Targeted
• Ex-boyfriend charged with trying to shoot teacher outside St. Louis charter scho
• Ex- Edwardsville cop pleads not guilty to videotaping tanning women
• UMSL faces elimination chamber, must defeat Northern Kentucky twice to advance
• Buyer Beware, Scam Alert
• Man Hunt for Kidnapper of Toddler - Missing 1 Week
• Edward Jones Q1 profit rises 18 percent on higher fee revenue
• Tritons lose to NKU, but knock out S&T to advance to Day 3 of GLVC Tournament
• Thermadyne posts $5.2 million in Q1 profit
• Congratulations to INT instructor, Mark Malcinski on winning this year's "Spirit...
• The MBU missions team has arrived safely at the Miami airport after 9 days servi...
• Congratulations to FV's counseling department!
• A week from Sunday is our super-special Commencement ceremony. What are you most...
• Walters joins PohlmanUSA Court Reporting as COO
• SLIDESHOW: An in-depth look inside SLU’s law building
• Missouri awards $2 million in Special Education Improvement Grants
• OUTTAKES: May 11
• Mo., Ill. exports grew more than U.S. exports in Q1
• Curtis Preyer looks over voter information provided by the St. Louis County Bran...
• Gonzalez Cos. ranks 16th on Inner City 100
• Have you heard the new Ranken radio commercials?? Tell us what you thought about...
• As we get closer to graduation, we reflect on the many students who have gone on...
• 3 honorary degree recipients devote lives to service
• Today: Flashback Friday - In honor of STLCC’s 50th Anniversary the FV Film Circl...
• COMMENCEMENT INFORMATION: It was brought to the attention of HSSU administrator...
• Baseball duo earns player, pitcher of week honors
• UMSL Events for May 12-18, 2012
• April revenue falls 3 percent at St. Louis casinos
• Allied Healthcare reports Q3 loss of $145,787 as sales fall
• Checketts retains small interest in Blues
• Consumers reject long-term cell phone contracts
• $1 billion in Mo. low-interest loans granted since January 2009
• House backs higher federal worker pension charges
• Express Scripts Q1 profit down 18 percent
• Study: Social media is 'brain candy'
• American's passenger service agents seek court intervention
• JPMorgan loses $2 billion in chief investment office
• UMSL to meet longtime nemesis Northern Kentucky on Day 2 of GLVC Tournament
• Multiple Charges filed against Saint Louis Man accused of Sex with a Minor
• Wife of retired teacher charged with raping and threatening former student
• Police Stand Off with SWAT in Berkley near UMSL
• Police Stand Off with SWAT in Berkley near UMSL
• YAY Respiratory Therapy! They'll represent Missouri at the national conference!
• AMBER Alert: Peoria for 2 Toddlers
• Did you know we're going to debut a new STLCC anthem at Commencement?
• Checketts retains small interest in Blues
• Allied Healthcare reports a net loss of $146,000 in Q3
• $1 billion in Mo. low-interest loans granted since January 2009
• Express Scripts Q1 profit down 18 percent, revenue up
• April revenue falls 3 percent at St. Louis casinos, drops 10 percent at Lumiere Place
• Forest Hills Country Club completes first phase of $2.8 million renovation
• Supervalu closing distribution center in Ohio
• Remembering a legend: Chancellor Marguerite Ross Barnett Memorial Plaza
• 8 organizations join St. Patrick Center’s business incubator
• Butler brilliant in playoff opener, as UMSL advances to Day 2 of GLVC Tournament
• Tom Stillman takes over as new, local Blues owner
• Off-Duty Police Officer DWI in Wrong Lane
• 2 sides of the same coin: Political Science alumni from opposing parties bond over radio show
• Tatyana Telnikova has a handle on bikes, beer and business
• Dr. Tara Carter is a finalist for the Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences. Sh...
• Congratulations to Florissant Valley, whose Mental Health First Aid Worshop won...
• Railroad aficionado Donald K. Anderson Jr. finds niche at Mercantile Library
• Earl Swift recounts a love affair with UMSL that led to his journalism career
• Belden sees profit rise 11 percent in Q1
• Jennifer Tappenden introduces poetry to the public one poem at a time
• In the hustle and bustle of Finals Week, don't forget to remember your mama on M...
• Join the party. Celebrate STLCC’s 50th anniversary at the STLCC Homecoming Game...
• MBU alum Meagan Hudson is working hard toward the goal of competing in the Olymp...
• Mother's Day gifts to fit any budget
• Missouri lawmakers hammer out budget plan
• MEMC posts loss of $92 million in Q1
• ‘Bach Bible’ Sent to Leipzig
• Two Roberts hotels in Louisiana, Georgia in bankruptcy
• Savvis opens third London data center
• ESCO Technologies profit falls 23 percent in Q2
• FutureFuel profit jumps 163 percent in Q1
• Centene wins slice of New Hampshire $2.3 billion Medicaid business
• Stifel posts $34.8 million profit in Q1
• UMSL Tritons headed to Evansville, all set for GLVC Championship Tournament
• Survey: Missouri, Illinois among 'unhealthiest' for small business
• Postal Service to cut hours, keep rural units open
• Bullied to Death
• The American dream still possible, but more difficult to achieve, students discover
• Two more Roberts hotels in bankruptcy
• Furniture Brands names Graham senior VP, general counsel
• ESCO Technologies profit falls 23 percent in Q2
• Shooting for greatness: UMSL Tritons capture first-ever GLVC tourney win
• Partnership between UMSL and Missouri Institute of Mental Health is one to be ‘proud of’
• Horse Jacked and Assault in Downtown Saint Louis
• In her own words: Nurse oncologist talks about breast cancer in black women
• Beyond the classroom: Grant program opens doors for undergraduate researchers
• Teacher of music teachers enters hall of fame
• FutureFuel profit up 163 percent in Q1
• Fundraising campaign nears goal
• Spoken-word ballet to make debut at Touhill
• Stifel Q1 profit increases 11 percent
• It's finals week. Good luck with exams, and dare to be great.
• Dean Bryant named FBI special agent in charge in St. Louis
• Jasper Contractors to bring 100 jobs to St. Louis
• Did you forget to pay your parking tickets? Are you scared of being arrested?
• Belden appoints new head of Asia Pacific operations
• Burglary in Town & Country
• Selling Government Secrets on Craig's LIst by Local Woman
• What does the Greek debt crisis mean?
• Home Invasion, Home Owner Assaulted
• Greensfelder adds two former Gallop attorneys
• Are you thinking about signing up for MBU's Travel Studies opportunity to London...
• That studious guy on the far right, in front, is none other than Wall of Fame in...
• Reminder: If you would like to be on a Ranken billboard, stop by the Marketing o...
• Ranken Students, Facutly and Staff, Scientific American and Indiana University k...
• Amanda Mead-Roach, one of three finalists for the Dean of Humanities and Social...
• Harris-Stowe State University Brings Graduates Home Harris-Stowe State Universi...
• Chef Educator Casey Shiller, coordinator of baking and pastry arts, will be on K...
• Viasystems Group posts Q1 loss as sales rise
• Panera chooses Cramer-Krasselt as its new ad agency
• Washington U to launch online degree program
• GlaxoSmithKline makes hostile bid for Human Genome Sciences
• 150 Calls and Vicarages Issued, 4 Deaconess Internships Celebrated at Concordia Seminary
• MasterCard unveils 'digital wallet'
• Boeing tanker passes first milestone
• MillerCoors net income up 17 percent in Q1
• New Blues ownership to be revealed Thursday
• Kraft sued for short-weight hot dogs
• Bank of America offering mortgage principal reductions
• East Saint Louis Police Chief Sentenced
• Student Assaults Student with Brass Knuckles
• Man Charged with Hit & Run Victim over weekend
• Playoff bound! Miracle finish lifts UMSL to first playoff appearance since 2004
• Off-Duty Police Officer and Children were Victims of a Carjacking
• Inaugural Ferencz essay contest at Washington University School of Law focuses on crimes against humanity
• Lantern Festival
• Missouri Mother and Daughter Murdered in California
• Man shot in head at Work
• Woman cooks Meth with Children
• Florissant elementary school teacher accused of sexually abusing 16-year-old
• Babysitter accused of Kidnapping 18-month child
• Creative writers to give one last reading as students
• Panera chooses Cramer-Krasselt as its new ad agency
• Watch David Freese, STLCC alum and Cardinals slugger, hit one over the fence aga...
• Graybar Q1 profit increases 42 percent
• Congratulations to our Student Ambassadors who will be graduating on Saturday!
• Ranken’s own Sergeant Robert Killoren is organizing a golf tournament fundraiser...
• Getting through college on the fast track: 20-year-olds graduate from UMSL
• Armstrong Teasdale grows IP practice, adds 6 attorneys
• Benjamin F. Edwards opens branch in Portland, Ore.
• Stereotaxis narrows Q1 loss, grows revenue by 20 percent
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for May 1-7
• Education alumnus named Tachau Teacher of the Year
• St. Louis ranks 25th for college-educated young adults
• Patriot Coal Q1 loss widens on charges
• Dr. Patrick Mannix, one of three finalists for the Dean of Humanities and Social...
• Monsanto enters licensing deal with Marina Biotech
• The baseball Archers will play Wednesday in the Region XVI Tournament in Joplin....
• Charter reports $94 million loss in Q1
• Want to be on a billboard? Now is your chance! The Marketing department will be...
• Brown Shoe promotes Mazurk to division president
• Nationwide Summer Workshops Offered Through Concordia Seminary
• LMI sees Q1 profit rise 12 percent
• Missouri, Illinois to receive millions in Abbott drug settlement
• Furniture Brands CFO, general counsel resign
• Chrysler recalls some Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 vehicles
• Pink slime maker to close three plants
• Bill would allow sales tax vote for Gateway Arch improvements
• Southwest Airlines reports slight decrease in April traffic
• St. Louis home to world's largest chess piece
• American to increase international flights, update fleet
• UMSL Tritons can live playoff dream with Tuesday win over Missouri S&T
• Privacy law expert warns of the perils of social reading
• Volunteers needed for study to treat severe high blood pressure
• Washington University School of Law goes online with LLM in U.S. Law
• Character education: You got a case
• STLCC is officially 50! Join us in celebrating this milestone at the STLCC Homec...
• Missouri, Illinois to receive millions in Abbott drug settlement
• Fabick CAT breaks ground on $5 million addition
• Furniture Brands CFO, general counsel resign
• Music, food and drinks awaits you at the 2012 May Fest in St. Louis
• Alumni, students recognized for service
• UMSL's Charlie Mohr, Austin Schuler named GLVC's Player and Pitcher of the Week
• Theatre Department Presents One-Act Festival
• Eye on UMSL: Hybrid teaching
• Enterprise Financial awards $297,475 in bonuses to execs
• U.S. Bank donates $250,000 to Central Library project
• Happy Finals Week! And down the stretch they come!
• St. Louis CEOs who tweet: Maxine Clark
• Med Preps, Obsorb among $50,000 Arch Grants winners
• Kellwood names Jill Granoff CEO
• Stereotaxis to raise $18.5 million in private placement
• Jazz St. Louis receives $30,000
• Don't forget to enter our Mary Mary ticket giveaway! Click on the FB Contests ta...
• Join the party. Celebrate STLCC’s 50th anniversary at the STLCC Homecoming Game...
• Be sure to check out this week's Mobapify playlist, featuring music from Over th...
• Nicholas Kristof vs. Anheuser-Busch
• Arch Grants to reveal $50,000 grant winners today
• Minimum wage and payday loans petitions submitted
• Portrait studio operator CPI posts Q4 loss
• Illinois, Michigan, Indiana give $600,000 for high-speed rail study
• Icahn wins control of CVR Energy
• School bus service to hire laid off Belleville bus drivers
• I-64 project 'top priority' in Metro East
• Amtrak enlists iPhones to streamline service
• AT&T to invest in home monitoring service
• Greece could be broke by June, economist says
• UMSL Tritons sweep DH from Drury, now one win away from postseason berth
• Call for help leads to Unlawful Sex with an Animal Charges
• Chancellor announces funding for Natural Bridge redesign
• Social work professor, grad student examine drug court’s effectiveness
• Doubleheader split at Drury sets up huge Sunday for UMSL Tritons baseball
• Former Tennis Coach and Subsitute Teacher Arested
• Floyd "Money" Mayweather defeats Miguel Cotto via unanimous decision in an excit...
• Known Thief Wanted in Town & Country
• Cyberbullying Tips for Parents: Is your Child a Victim
• Big Brother (Parents) and the Internet
• This Mother's Day: Dazzle and delight her with great appreciation and songs
• Tea Party Express endorsed Sarah Steelman
• UMSL Tritons look to secure playoff spot with weekend series against Drury
• Cinco De Mayo Festival
• Ballwin Mother Sentenced: Sexual Relations with Infant
• Congratulations to Robert Fischer, about to earn an associate degree in Clinical...
• Are you free tomorrow morning? Celebrate Spartan baseball's AMC Championship at...
• What are you doing this weekend? Check out Art Department's Matt Isaacson's exhi...
• Arch Grants to reveal on Monday 15 winners of $50,000 grants
• Chancellor announces Monsanto gift, redesign of Natural Bridge
• $1M Monsanto gift to fund community education center
• Congratulations to Automotive Collision students Katie Beck and Steven Haynes. B...
• Post-Dispatch Editor Arnie Robbins stepping down
• On Wednesday, April 25 Ranken's chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society hel...
• Wine Spectator features restaurant king Danny Meyer
• St. Louis ranked No. 7 for asthma capital
• Persistent drug shortages increase costs at Mo. hospitals
• From Dan Yezbick: Another glimpse at what makes Forest Park so darn fabulous. Th...
• Hey all: Bryce Chapman, MBU's Director of University Communications, here. Hey,...
• KMOV-TV President Allan Cohen to retire May 31
• Congratulations to the STLCC-Forest Park Respiratory Therapy Team that won the S...
• Lawsuit against Zhu Zhu Pets maker Cepia dismissed
• Congratulations to The Scene staff on their whopping 23 awards at the recent Mis...
• SLIDESHOW: Samuels’ greatest hits
• OUTTAKES: May 4
• Last day of classes and last chance for Taste of Mexico -- chicken fajitas are t...
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis Blues fans grow beards
• Siteman Teams With NewsChannel 5 and St. Louis Rams for Komen Team
• Pilackas' bomb, nine-run eighth lift UMSL Tritons to big win over McKendree
• UMSL Events for May 5-11, 2012
• Ameren reports $403 million Q1 loss on warm winter
• Remember to pray for our team of MBU students, faculty and staff who are serving...
• Zoltek moves into the black, reports Q2 profit of $3.3 million
• MEMC’s Hannah hired as chief finance officer at J.C. Penney
• Wells Fargo Advisors gives $5.4 million to Washington U.
• Martha Stewart Living wants Macy's CEO deposed for lawsuit
• Mo. hospitals report shortages of key pharmaceutical drugs
• Bank of America talks deal on ex-broker pay
• Lillian Musial, wife of Cardinals legend Stan Musial, dies at 91
• Maryland bans employers from asking for Facebook passwords
• Facebook looks to raise $10.6 billion in IPO
• The Choking Game: Kids Asphyxiated for Euphoria, Fun and Games
• Trailnet's South Grand Mother's Day Bicycle Ride
• New technique could identify drugs that help fight broad range of viruses
• Zoltek moves into the black, reports Q2 profit of $3.3 million
• Let’s root, root, root for the home team! Join us at the STLCC Homecoming Game a...
• Ameren seeks more time to meet Ill. emission standards
• Missouri ranks 8th in percentage of jobs lost in past decade
• Schwartz & Associates wins Gold MUSE Award
• Stephen Sachs appointed to County Library Board
• Arch Coal raises salaries for new CEO Eaves, COO Lang
• GLVC honors 4 softball players
• Uno, dos, tres - May 3 and what's for lunch? Pork carnitas in the Cantina (Cafet...
• The MBU Spartan Baseball Team are winners of the AMC Championship Tournament - w...
• Students Greece-bound for summer excavation project
• SmithAmundsen adds 2 attorneys in St. Louis
• Baseball player rides hitting streak to GLVC honor
• MBU is everywhere today! This is from MBU Theatre Director Joy Powell: "The MBU...
• Let's step up our efforts in reducing waste, not just on Earth Day! Here's some...
• Business leaders unveil leadership development consortium
• National entertainer envisions change
• Keep up with the Spartans as they play in the AMC Championship Game this morning...
• Build-A-Bear Q1 loss narrows
• Perficient Q1 profit increases 67 percent
• Katy Industries reports $2.3 million loss in Q1
• Ellisville approves TIF for Wal-Mart
• Cresa names Jim Leslie as CEO
• Cassidy Turley opens office in Los Angeles
• Target to stop selling Amazon's Kindle
• Furniture Brands moves into black in Q1
• Raymond James hires former Stifel adviser
• IDOT to hold public meeting today in Alton
• Enterprise Financial sees Q1 profit jump 50 percent
• Mo. House advances bill on teacher layoffs
• The MBU missions team just arrived at the airport to fly out to Haiti for the ne...
• Katy Industries reports $2.3 million loss in Q1
• Make sure to check out the pictures posted on our wall from Commencement last ni...
• Your hometown hero went to your hometown college! Come cheer on David Freese and...
• Mercantile to host Civil War series
• Cassidy Turley opens office in Los Angeles
• Cresa names Jim Leslie as CEO
• Fontbonne Athlete to Represent SLIAC Conference on Advisory Committee
• MICDS gives green light for $40 million construction project
• Digital Realty to develop more space at data center on Tucker
• Doug Yaeger named chairman of St. Louis Science Center board
• Lake St. Louis man pleads guilty to illegally removing government record
• St. Louis CEOs who tweet: Jim Dohr
• Health care focus of outsourcing professionals meeting at UMSL
• Textbook Buyback starts tomorrow in the Forest Park Bookstore! Hours are as foll...
• Three more days of the semester until FINALS WEEK! What have some of your favori...
• CVC sues Post-Dispatch over Dome lease negotiation
• Webster wins $1.9 million U.S. Department of Education grant
• Arianna String Quartet mentors high school chamber groups
• Thank you to Tubular Steel for their recent donation of steel tubing to Ranken's...
• Congratulations to the MBU Class of 2012!
• Today's special in our Student Center Cantina is Taco Salad. Everything you like...
• UMSL Tritons get back to action with mid-week home game against McKendree
• Fontbonne University Launching Summer Exploration for High School Students
• Energizer sees Q2 profit nearly double
• Illinois receives $5 billion in orders on its bond offering
• KhS hopes to gross $20 million from hail damaged car repairs
• Amdocs profit increases 8.3 percent in Q2
• Study: Missouri losing millions in uncollected online sales taxes
• Struggling P.F. Chang's agrees to $1.1 billion private equity buyout
• Bally completes sale of fitness clubs to Blast!
• Reliv profit falls 13 percent in Q1
• Aegion wins $16.3 million contract to rehab Texas sewer pipelines
• American Airlines parent cuts five senior execs
• 10th Annual Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing Celebration
• The stage has been set. MBU commencement begins in less than an hour.
• Progressives chanted no tax breaks for millionaires as they picket Peobody Co.
• Amdocs profit increases 8.3 percent in Q2
• KhS hopes to gross $20 million from hail damaged car repairs
• Congratulations to Robert Harnack who was recently awarded the Kurt Jensen Memor...
• Students of Service finishes at 23,000-plus hours
• Schools collaborate for new Gallery 210 exhibit
• Kiplinger names St. Louis No. 1 city for cheapskates
• Reduce & Recycle Your Electronics with the Environmental Club - May 8
• Eye on UMSL: Education Mural
• SLIDESHOW: 150 protest at Peabody Energy shareholders meeting
• NAACP to host Freedom Fund Dinner
• Taste of Mexico all week in the cafeteria! Today's special is Beef Burritos, $4.30!
• Busch ranks No. 2 in MLB beer prices
• Barnes-Jewish Expands Stroke Network to St. Charles County
• Bagpipes? Check. Cap and Gown? Check. Parents, friends and family present? Che...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for April 24-30
• Missouri, Illinois to receive $19.8 million in Affordable Care Act grants
• Lewis, Rice & Fingersh names Thomas Erb vice chairman
• DuPont gets full ownership of Solae for $440 million
• Fontbonne University Closed – For Day of Volunteering
• CVC receives Rams Dome proposal
• Woohoo! Seven softball players selected for All-Region recognition, including to...
• Arch Coal sees Q1 profit plummet 98 percent
• Today is deadline for Rams Dome counter-proposal
• Roberts brothers pay off Mo. sales taxes on the Mayfair
• Emerson profit falls 2 percent in Q2
• Anheuser-Busch expands production of Bud Light Platinum
• YRC Worldwide’s lenders agree to reset financial covenants
• New Clayton Early Childhood Center to open in June
• AMR Corp. reports $807 million loss in March
• Missouri Senate budget bills rejected by House
• Bank of America investment unit to cut 2,000 jobs
• Women don't advocate for other women in high-status work groups
• Two drugs better than one to treat youth with type 2 diabetes
• UMSL's Trevor Nathanson named GLVC Baseball Player of the Week
• UMSL's Trevor Nathanson named GLVC Baseball Player of the Week
• Preventing Child Abductions: Tips for Parents & Kids
• While I still try to obtain IDs, here is photographer David Kennedy's profession...
• The Challenge
• Reinsurance Group Q1 profit down 17 percent
• Anheuser-Busch expands production of Bud Light Platinum
• YRC Worldwide’s lenders agree to reset financial covenants
• The Shands Plumbing scholarship was recently awarded to two students in the Plum...
• Approximately 50 Ranken students, along with Brian Austiwick (PMT instructor), J...
• S.M. Wilson to build Cabela’s stores in Louisville and Columbus
• Storyteller to share troubling tale of American Indian boarding schools
• St. Louis CEOs who tweet: Virginia McDowell
• Researcher profiles man’s savant syndrome on ABC’s ‘Nightline’
• Pay for Graybar executives jumps on increases in pensions
• Seminar to explore what really grows in community gardens
• LMI Aerospace CEO Saks’ pay increased 11 percent last year
• Reliance Bancshares posts Q1 profit of $719,000
• Anheuser-Busch InBev Q1 gross profit up 7.3 percent
• Tim Roberts' Savtira files for bankruptcy
• The new Summer hours start today for the Fitness Center! Check out the chart bel...
• UMSL’s first poet laureate: Jennifer Tappenden
• Bakers Footwear posts $11 million loss for 2011
• Anheuser-Busch InBev profit jumps 75 percent in Q1
• Boeing plans to create spaceship by 2016
• Air Lease nears deal to buy 60 Boeing 737 Max Jets
• Law would ban employers from demanding Facebook passwords
• Union: US Airways-American Airlines merger would save 3,500 jobs
• Color-changing toothpaste being test-marketed
• Amazon strikes jobs deal with Texas
• AT&T completes mobile upgrade along Missouri interstates
• What a lovely event the 43rd annual Students Awards Banquet turned out to be Fri...
• Fiesta time, amigos! As we head towards Cinco de Mayo Saturday, our Cafeteria wi...
• April 29th, the week ahead
• Campus to get new bike trail, underpass
• Southside Cafe opens to steady stream of customers
• Alumna leads team to undefeated season, tournament play
• Rain, Missouri S&T ruin the day for UMSL Tritons baseball
• Woman Murders Children, Feels Better Now, Wants to be Released
• The Sad Truth about Rape Victims is ...
• After scary storms today, it's a good time to remind everyone about our emergenc...
• Build-A-Bear Workshop Comes to the Rescue with New Bear-Sized Costumes Inspired by Marvel’s The Avengers
• St. Louis Public Library Celebrates Older Americans Month In May
• Carnahan v. Clay; who stays after redistricting
• Civil Engineering Club Wins at First ASCE Conference
• SLU Hosts Día Deportivo
• With the 50th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Rams select RB Isaiah Pead from Ci...
• The Rams announced they have traded the 45th pick to the Bears for the 50th pick...
• With the 39th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Rams select CB Janoris Jenkins of...
• And with the first pick of the 2nd round, the St. Louis Rams select Appalachian...
• SLIDESHOW: Sheet Metal Workers’ Local 36 unveils new center
• Dental Hygiene students and some faculty at Greater St. Louis Dental Society eve...
• First Banks’ Florida deal falls through, reports profitable quarter
• St. Louis CEOs who tweet: Beth Stroble
• Anheuser-Busch InBev global chief marketing officer exits
• Ford offers lump sum pension buyout to 90,000 retirees, former workers
• Tim Roberts and Savtira: St. Louis investors react
• Q1 profit down 18 percent for Solutia
• Missouri Foundation for Health grants $1 million for state's second dental school
• Keep it clean, during and after the game
• Congratulations to Sharon Claypool from IT who won the tickets for the AARG matc...
• UMSL Tritons set for weekend baseball tilt against first-place Missouri S&T
• UMSL Tritons set for weekend baseball tilt against first-place Missouri S&T
• Laclede Group announces new executives, organizational structure
• One week until finals begin! What are your tips for handling stress at this craz...
• UMSL Events for April 28-May 4, 2012
• Come out to the New MBU Regional Learning Center in Arnold, Mo., today for its g...
• Burger King makes cage-free eggs, pork promise
• Tenet Healthcare repurchases $299 million in preferred stock
• Mayor Slay proclaims today as St. Louis Blues Day
• MetLife to 500 jobs after reverse mortgage sale
• Tuna source of 21-state salmonella outbreak
• Boeing to receive $6 billion order from China Eastern Airlines
• Arch Coal renames former CEO Leer chairman, names mine after him
• Arch Coal names Paul Lang as COO
• Home foreclosures up 8.6 percent in St. Louis
• Executive: AMR labor needs shifted after bankruptcy
• Trailnet News - Freedom Crossing Celebration Coming Up
• And with the 14th overall pick, the St. Louis Rams select Rams select LSU DT Mic...
• The St. Louis Rams trade with the Dallas Cowboys and will now pick #14
• St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay has declared Friday St. Louis Blues Day. So wear yo...
• Congratulations to Teacher of the Year Sally Polta of Radiologic Technology! Pre...
• Want to take aerospace classes this summer? St. Louis Aerospace Institute is in...
• Centene CEO Neidorff pledges $5 million to Trinity University
• Political Activist Discusses Ups and Downs of Single Parenting
• What Jim McKelvey wants you to do… and how I beat Watson at Jeopardy!
• UMSL Tritons name new head coach for women’s basketball
• Arianna String Quartet offers ‘Famous Last Words’
• Symposium to explore Japanese female cartoon icons
• Dr. Thomas Zirkle will present his annual spring concert this Friday, April 27,...
• David Freese takes a ride on Mr. Freeze
• Bunge’s Q1 profit plunges 62 percent
• Express Scripts founder to discuss new book
• Pinnacle Entertainment to pay $22.8 million for majority stake in Texas racetrack
• Lemay to reveal model of $12 million aquatic center
• Julie Furst-Bowe named new SIUE chancellor
• We enjoy seeing our STLCC alum in the news. Here, David Freese joins Tim Ezell o...
• Anheuser-Busch InBev warns Ultimate Fighting about fighters’ comments
• Lake St. Louis man indicted for taking government document
• An Intimate Evening with Kendall Gladen
• Harris-Stowe to Host an Intimate Evening with Kendall Gladen Harris-Stowe State...
• Have you gotten your ticket to the SGA Awards Banquet? Stop by the campus life o...
• Be smart with your hard-earned money! Today several workshops taking place in th...
• Congratulations to our outstanding director of nursing education on this well-de...
• SMP Placements Announced at Concordia Seminary
• H&R Block to cut 350 jobs, close 200 offices
• Pulaski Financial Q1 profit jumps 28 percent
• Traffic at Lambert up 3.4 percent in Q1
• American Railcar posts $12 million profit in Q1
• 14 Gallop attorneys to join Polsinelli Shughart
• Synergetics’ COO Kurt Gampp Jr. resigns
• Madigan: llinois GOP will block cigarette tax increase
• Missouri House approves tax breaks for auto parts makers
• Former Brentwood city manager blacklisted from Mo. casinos
• Missouri House endorses workplace whistleblower bill
• Bear Cub grants awarded
• Five weeks of free gas from St. Louis Awake
• Pulaski Financial’s Q1 net income increases 28.3 percent
• American Railcar posts $12 million profit in Q1
• "What wealth it is to have such friends that one cannot think of them without el...
• Synergetics’ COO Kurt Gampp Jr. resigns
• Traffic at Lambert up 3.4 percent in Q1
• Huge rally sparks UMSL Baseball to doubleheader sweep over bitter rival Quincy
• Go over to stltoday.com to read some wise words from an MBU professor about the...
• 14 Gallop attorneys joining Polsinelli Shughart
• Chancellor will deliver 36th annual Report to Community
• Viasystems sells $550 million in debt
• Judge denies bid to stop Express Scripts, Medco merger
• Michael Del Pietro is crazy busy
• Last chance to buy art students' handiwork! Pottery Sale continues until 4 p.m....
• UMSL inventors honored at induction ceremony
• Treatment for osteoporosis: Bone loss linked to early menopause
• ContinuityX buys naming rights to Rams training facility
• Women’s tennis player earns All-GLVC honor
• Enterprise partners with Career Athletes
• Music professor recognized for involvement in local arts scene
• Nonprofit leadership scholar to discuss human service deserts
• Following ‘Black Swan’ success, St. Louis Ballet set to stage ‘Swan Lake’
• Success, Seriously! The third and final Master Class Series of the semester is t...
• There's still time to come to the Horticulture information session tonight from...
• Gateway to Innovation conference brings IT leaders to St. Louis
• Missouri Foundation for Health awards $7.6 million
• Financial pressures increase for MoDOT
• St. Louis ranks as the nation's 10th most polluted city
• Panera Bread’s Q1 income increases 26 percent
• Aegion reports $7.1 million profit in Q1
• Ladue School District approves 3.75 percent increase in salaries
• South Korean retailers halt beef sales after Calif. mad cow case
• Regions net income more than doubles in first quarter
• Illinois schools may consider pay-to-ride bus program
• National Day of Prayer takes on added significance in 2012
• American Girl store in St. Louis to feature summer-long game
• American Girl store in St. Louis to feature summer-long game
• Congratulations Treat America's Chef Todd Segneri and Sue Doyle for winning not...
• Are you a female student at Ranken? We want to know how your 2011-2012 school ye...
• We are holding a focus group for student Veterans at Ranken on Thursday, April 2...
• Pedal the Cause Announces Early Bird Specials
• Salute to Business Achievement Awards honors 5 alumni
• Must there be an inevitable conflict with robots?
• The full list of Car Show winners are listed on our blog!
• Silent Witness Child Abuse Awareness Exhibit now until 2 p.m. in the Student Cen...
• Clay Club and ceramics students are conducting the semi-annual Pottery Sale toda...
• Five students along with one building trades instructor and one auto instructor...
• Congratulations to welding students Bo Hader and Joseph Adams who were recently...
• Our All-American Ryun Davis gets a nod in St. Louis Post-Dispatch! YAY, RYUN!
• Mercantile Library’s 2012 print fair has a few surprises
• Sigma-Aldrich’s profit falls 1.7 percent in Q1
• ‘Laugh Out Loud’ with Second City at Touhill
• Tom Dunne steps down as chairman, CEO of Fred Weber Inc.
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for April 17-23
• Please pray for the University family as we mourn the loss of a longtime faculty...
• Love to read?
• Facebook Syndication Error
• UMSL back home for 8-game homestand, beginning with Tuesday DH against Quincy
• Director helps St. Louisans take Shakespeare to the streets
• Centene’s Q1 revenue increases 42 percent, profit up 1 percent
• Meds & Food for Kids to sell peanut-based food to UNICEF
• American Airlines makes America’s Nine Most Damaged Brands list
• Circa Properties merges with two firms, plans to add office
• AMR defends its plan to abandon union contracts
• Thomson Reuters to sell health care division for $1.25 billion
• MetLife to pay $500 million in settlement
• Westminster College to open branch in Mesa, Ariz.
• A Reminiscent Return: Taiwanese Artist Exhibits Work at Fontbonne
• New Master's in Accountancy Now Available!
• Congratulations to Duane Logsdon, shown here, the newly elected SGA president. H...
• We are giving away two tickets to this Saturday's Arch Rival Roller Girls (ARRG)...
• St. Louis loses 63,500 private-sector jobs since 2008
• Endovascular Therapies Offer Minimally Invasive Alternative for Peripheral Artery Disease
• Enterprise Financial CEO Benoist’s pay increased 24% in 2011
• Anheuser-Busch launches Bud Light Lime ‘Lime-a-Rita’
• Put UMSL in your pocket
• Attention HSSU Faculty/staff, students and alumni: You're invited to join HSSU...
• Today is Talk Like Shakespeare Day. Impress your English teachers with your lite...
• Baseball coach Brady notches win 700 … and counting
• Missouri Botanical Garden to help create online world plant catalog
• Enterprise Financial's profit rises 45% in Q4
• Arch Coal’s Besten to retire, Slone promoted
• Raising awareness of domestic homicide in Missouri
• My alma mater bought a golf course
• Lecture to explore impact of classical Greece on modern times
• National Asset Recovery looking to hire 420 at its new headquarters
• UMSL baseball coach Jim Brady picks up 700th win, as Tritons sweep DH from UIS
• CPI fails to file annual report, violates loan agreement
• Terrorist threat investigation begins in St. Louis
• GM to add 600 dealerships in China
• Nestle to buy Pfizer's baby food unit for $11.85 billion
• Edwardsville's main stretch to be disrupted for months
• Interstate 70 toll proposal stalls
• NAACP weighs in on St. Louis charter school closures
• American, unions meet today in critical bankruptcy hearing
• US Airways tries to woo American Airlines workers
• Illinois unemployment rate dips to 8.8 percent in March
• UMSL softball season ends with final day doubleheader split at Quincy
• Happy Earth Day! Recycling on Forest Park campus until 3 p.m. today. Many activi...
• Eye on UMSL: Serving and protecting with a fresh look
• Engineering students Ethiopia bound
• UMSL win streak ends at nine, but Tritons still gain ground in GLVC playoff race
• Domestic violence fair to give Missouri victims a voice
• ‘Best turnout ever’ expected for Students of Service finale
• UMSL Baseball takes hot streak to Springfield for weekend set against the UIS
• 2012 Breakfast for Bikers Series
• See live theater for FREE tonight, Saturday and Sunday! Watch the Reader's Theat...
• This weekend grab some delicious crawfish, great music & babes in St. Louis
• CPI fails to file annual report, violates loan agreement
• Want an original work of art but you're strapped for cash? For a couple dollars,...
• Stifel Financial CEO Kruszewski’s pay increased 27% in 2011
• The Building Life Foundations Nonviolence Center will present a Nonviolence Educ...
• UMSL Tritons Name Katie Vaughn New Women's Basketball Coach
• Nike factory store to open May 3 in Lake Saint Louis
• Purus Vodka expands distribution to four more states, including Ill.
• Huttig’s Q1 loss narrows to $2.9 million
• The Connie Powell Memorial Music Recital begins at 3 p.m. in the Recital Hall. P...
• Irish poet talks Yeats
• Baseball team extends win streak to 8 straight
• Patriot Coal to idle coal mine in Kentucky
• UMSL Events for April 21-27, 2012
• SLIDESHOW: Patti Gabreil's favorite shots
• The HSSU Concert Chorale will perform its spring musical tonight, 6:30 p.m. Come...
• Free resource fair for low income and under insured women & children
• US Airways starts process to take over American Airlines
• The Family Resource Center, which does good work empowering women and raising aw...
• We're open for business! The Forest Park campus has electricity today, and all i...
• Lou Berra 1943-2012
• Saks donates $28,000 to charity
• Ameren, Westinghouse seek to build reactors in Mo.
• Express Scripts recognized for hiring veterans
• Apple iPhone 5 may debut in October
• St. Louis County closes North County Recreation Complex
• Roberts' South Carolina hotel files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Quinn proposes deep Medicaid cuts, cigarette tax hike
• American Airlines unions expected to back US Airways merger
• Starbucks to remove bug extract from its products
• McBride named 2012 National Rural Health Association’s Outstanding Researcher
• Business students place 3rd at Midwest Model European Union
• Students, faculty, alumni express multiculturalism at Gallery Visio
• Do you see what I see?
• The campus is closed tonight (Thursday) because of a power outage. All classes w...
• Utilities, Westinghouse seek to build reactors in Mo.
• Hey Seniors! Check out the pictures from the Senior Walk and Chapel posted on ou...
• Missouri American Water provides $22,980 in grants
• Lambert road closures to start Monday
• Bob Soell hits 95 as Ford's oldest salesman
• Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Lambert Airport Director, and Adrian Bracy of YWCA, form...
• Schlafly ranks in top 40 craft brewers in US
• St. Louis County Economic Council launches JumpStart initiative
• Congratulations Seniors!
• Perficient CEO Davis’ pay fell 27% in 2011
• A-B InBev picks Wendr in $25,000 contest
• Gateway Mortgage Group enters St. Louis market with 2 branches
• A Spring Musical Performance
• Hosting our Teacher/counselor workshop tomorrow. If you are a teacher or counsel...
• Friday Night Movies return tomorrow, as Meramec continues celebrating STLCC's 50...
• Peabody Energy's Q1 profit falls as sales rise 17%
• Snarf's Sandwiches to open second location in the MX building
• Schnucks to add 2 locations in Springfield, Ill.
• Missouri to welcome 221 new attorneys
• Contemporary Art Museum hires Melandri as director
• Southwest Airlines posts $98 million profit in Q1
• AT&T boosts data levels in prepaid service
• CoStar, LoopNet aim for April 30 merger
• Police board eliminates 80 officers through attrition
• American Airlines cuts 1,200 airport service jobs
• UMSL Baseball keeps rolling, takes two more from Maryville to make it 8 in a row
• UMSL Baseball keeps rolling, takes two more from Maryville to make it 8 in a row
• National President of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul: 'End Poverty Through Systemic Change'
• Earth Day: Party for the Planet
• First gene linked to common form of psoriasis identified
• St. Louis Public Library Kicks-Off Summer Reading Clubs For Kids And Adults
• Missouri mules or Missouri fools?
• Schnucks to add 2 locations in Springfield, Ill.
• Lumeris to open technology center in Austin
• DATABASE: Missouri to welcome 221 new attorneys
• Dine outdoors Thursday - it's the spring picnic called SunFest from 11 a.m. to 1...
• Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis hires Melandri as director
• Ascent raises $107 million in debt financing
• Long time TV personality and producer Dick Clark has passed away at the age of 82.
• John Carney leaves Fresh 102.5
• Computer scientist to explore battlefield for future wars: cyberspace
• Rebranding effort eyed for UMSL South MetroLink station
• Isle of Capri elects CEO Virginia McDowell to board
• Grad School Research Fair: From school bus routes to new solar systems
• Congratulations Ryan Davis! THIS IS AWESOME!
• TLC Laser Eye Centers names George Neal CEO
• Attend an informative and interactive evening designed specifically to address t...
• PNC’s Q1 net income drops 8 percent
• Perhaps you have a cafeteria tray just hanging around your office? Dominic needs...
• St. Louis Wind Symphony wraps season with Touhill show
• Our Forest Park bookstore will have a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday for thos...
• The secret Mega Million jackpot winners come forward in Illinois
• Grammy winner headlines 2012 Jazz Festival
• Photoshoot down on the farm with Amber Henry, Dean of the Jefferson County and M...
• UMSL Tritons take win streak to Chesterfield for mid-week DH against Maryville
• Panera Bread replacing COO
• Lafarge moving headquarters to Illinois
• Lambert reopens new baggage-claim areas today
• SXC Health Solutions buying Catalyst Health for $4.4 billion
• General Growth buys 11 Sears stores for $270 million
• Express Scripts sees slower growth in prescription spending
• Brown Shoe said to be out of race to buy Payless ShoeSource parent
• Third Mega Millions winner to be announced today
• Murray Center closing would cost Centralia, Ill., area $52 million
• Warren Buffett reveals he has stage 1 prostate cancer
• St. Louis Public Library Honors The Tuskegee Airmen With An Art Exhibit And Reception With One Of The Original Airmen
• The annual Student Art Exhibition is set for Monday, April 23, through Friday, M...
• Talent Showcase to support St.Louis' Indies at Lady A's Bar & Grill
• Join us for the 2012 Meramec Earth Day Celebration tomorrow, April 18 in the Mer...
• Marketing expert discusses power of pricing
• Choral, orchestra groups to share stage
• IBM executive to discuss ‘Jeopardy!’ champ Watson’s new gig
• Bowling for Scholars BAR-B-QUE Wednesday, April 18 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in fro...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for April 10-16
• The new summer hours for the Sports and Recreation Complex start soon! Check the...
• DIGITAL Mobile Mammography Services Breast HealthCare Center Missouri Baptist...
• Happy Birthday, KCFV! 40 years ago, on April 17, 1972, KCFV officially went on t...
• Join us for two days of free workshops with the amazing performers and composers...
• Free admission Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. in our b...
• Ralston Foods to produce new snack products
• Viasystems expects 10 percent rise in Q1 sales
• UMSL to unveil retail, hotel project near campus
• Multimillion-dollar Shrewsbury project to be detailed today
• Missouri inks trade agreement with Brazilian state
• St. Louis aldermen pass firefighter pension measure
• Belleville officials approve $108 million budget
• Gov. Jay Nixon raises $1.7 million so far this year
• Rosewood Care Center in Swansea files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• O'Fallon, Ill., gives initial OK to $30.5 million TIF
• Officer Nigel Partee will give a great safety demonstration Thursday! Be there!
• Effective interventions critical in child abuse prevention
• Ralston Foods to launch new snack products
• Viasystems expects Q1 sales to rise 10 percent
• Minnie Driver Helps Raise $1.9 Million for Cancer Research
• Award-winning copywriter ‘lets loose the large’
• What’s that smell in D & E Towers and the Library? Don’t worry, it’s not a fire....
• Monday, April 16, is LAST day to place your bid in the Bowling for Scholars onli...
• Wood’s big day at the plate leads UMSL to doubleheader sweep over Rockhurst
• Panera Co-CEO Shaich’s pay dropped 29 percent in 2011
• St. Louis ranked No. 21 for online fraud
• St. Louis Blues team with Portland’s SKINS apparel
• Join us Friday night as the MBU Chorale, Choral Society and String Ensemble perf...
• AmBev to acquire 51 percent of Dominican brewer for $1.2 billion
• McBride & Son donates $70,000 of materials for Habitat homes
• Judge's ruling may keep Sinquefield's ‘everything tax’ off ballot
• Enterprise Holdings enters Brazilian market with Alamo and National brands
• Global disease prevention expert to speak at the Touhill
• A-B takes over importing St. Pauli Girl brands
• The Day of Silence(DOS), a project of the national Gay, Lesbian and Straight Edu...
• Thank you to everyone who came out to the Car Show yesterday! The rain held off...
• Cass sees Q1 profit rise 3% on higher revenue
• Metro to begin public meetings on fare hike
• Carlyle Group takes cautious approach in IPO pricing
• Belleville City Council to vote on $108 million budget
• Boeing suspends ops at tornado-damaged Wichita plant
• Buffalo Brewing Co. up for sale
• Best Buy to close Ellisville store
• Express Scripts' ScreenRx aims to predict medicine problems
• Business-led recovery puts Joplin ahead of Tuscaloosa
• Boeing wins reversal of $604 million ICO verdict
• Earth Day 2012
• Can behavior be controlled by genes? The case of honeybee work assignments
• Pair of late-inning rallies lifts UMSL to doubleheader sweep over Quincy
• Recap: The National Rifle Association brought out the very best in St. Louis
• Protect your money with 'Financial Self-Defense'
• Tax Day 2012 restaurant freebies
• Criminology student receives three-year NSF fellowship
• Workshops focus on teaching women to work smart, get paid more
• Psychologist to discuss ‘Stories Americans Live By’
• Enjoy a night of cello music at the Touhill
• Eye on UMSL: Philosophy under the shade tree
• UMSL Tritons softball looking to cool off streaking William Jewell
• With the rain away, UMSL Tritons and Quincy Hawks will renew rivalry on Sunday
• With the rain away, UMSL Tritons and Quincy Hawks will renew rivalry on Sunday
• Workout and watch the Cards game (if it ever starts) in the SRC. It is open unti...
• UMSL-Quincy baseball doubleheader rained out on Saturday
• Welcome to the record number of new Spartans attending Registration Day this mor...
• Red hot UMSL Tritons ready for huge weekend series against bitter rival Quincy
• Red-hot UMSL Tritons ready for huge weekend series against bitter rival Quincy
• Pizza and Politics on America's Competitiveness
• More fun in St. Louis as the National Rifle Association officially shoots off
• Wall Street Journal dives into St. Louis’ Titanic dinner
• Opera at MBU is underway.
• SLIDESHOW: Blues pep rally, Opening Day and the NRA
• USA Today features Jilly’s Cupcake’s Reese’s Chunkage
• Warren Buffett's debt purchase brings 4% stake in Lee
• Katy Industries CEO Feldman’s pay increased 23 percent in 2011
• Ed Griesedieck pleads guilty to misappropriation
• Bergerac adds Payless to her footwear resume
• Mortgage rates hit all-time low
• 9th Annual Car Show & Alumni Reunion
• Join us for our 9th annual Car Show and Alumni Reunion this Sunday, April 15! Fo...
• Electrical student, Philip Erzinger was recently awarded the James W. French / F...
• Congratulations to the following students who took first place at the State Skil...
• News update regarding Meramec incident.
• 3rd Annual Showdown: HBCU Drum Line Competition
• Show Me Sound presents the 3rd annual Showdown: HBCU Drum Line Competition on S...
• SLIDESHOW: Eckmann's Kemper collection
• Thomas Construction will be here Monday, April 16, for an on campus-recruiting e...
• Martin Sigillito convicted of massive fraud
• HARRISON EDUCATION CENTER WILL OBSERVE SAFETY WEEK Kudos to Officer Byron Watson...
• Would you like to receive STLCC emergency text alerts on your cell phone? You'll...
• The Armed Intruder Drill is now complete. You may resume your normal activities....
• Armed Intruder Drill underway. It is a drill. Lock your door, turn out the light...
• Watch MBU men's volleyball right now at NAIA Nationals!
• UMSL Events for April 14-20, 2012
• MBU loves the Cards! Like this status if you do.
• Apple denies Justice Department claims
• What are the best places to work in St. Louis?
• Mo. foreclosure activity drops 22 percent in Q1
• Developers moving forward on 'flying saucer' building
• Sigillito case goes to jury
• Roger Wilson pleads guilty to misappropriation of funds
• Mo. House committee passes bill to cut STL firefigher pensions
• Tenet to get $84 million in industry Medicare settlement
• A-B InBev wants to make Bud the Coke of beers
• SLIDESHOW: What are the best places to work in St. Louis?
• Most Americans, including Romney supporters, favor higher tax on rich, survey finds
• Roger Wilson pleads guilty to misappropriation of funds
• Sigillito case goes to jury
• The following is a message from campus president George Wasson: You may have hea...
• Get ready for the return of the National Rifle Association to St. Louis
• Aegion subsidiary forms joint pipeline venture in Oman
• Time to start registering for summer classes!
• Marquette YMCA in downtown to close May 31
• Budweiser to donate $5,000 for every walk-off win
• Lawsuit against Pfizer sent back to St. Louis Circuit Court
• Panel to present development ideas for UMSL South MetroLink station
• Charter to provide interactive media through FourthWall’s ad widgets
• CityArchRiver 2015 Foundation names Margaret Hales executive director
• Heizer Defense will intro new pistol at NRA convention in St. Louis
• Children’s Advocacy Services launches take action campaign
• Former banker takes on new post at UMSL
• Watch MBU men's volleyball right now at NAIA Nationals! They're leading the mat...
• Network at alumni association dinner
• Commerce Bancshares' quarterly profit up 9 percent
• What's happening at 11 a.m. today? You can get hot dogs for $1 in the Cafeteria,...
• Storytellers share their tales at 33rd annual festival
• Get exercise through our classes!
• Media Coverage: February 2012
• Developer plans Metro East solar project on former Alcoa site
• Macy's CEO expanding his luxury apartment?
• Workers' comp bill passes in Missouri House
• Does Instagram sale signal a bubble?
• Proxy advisers back splitting chair, CEO roles at Wells Fargo
• St. Louis has 10th highest local sales tax rate
• Madison County accuses firm of charging excessive fees
• A-B InBev said to lead bidders for Dominican brewer
• Verizon Wireless to charge $30 for phone upgrades
• Judge fines Johnson & Johnson $1.1 billion in drug case
• Freedom Crossing Celebration
• Don't forget about our live #bjcdocchat with Dr. Aunita Hill, Thursday at 1:30 p...
• UMSL Tritons Baseball stays red-hot with convincing win over McKendree
• St. Louis has 10th highest local sales tax rate
• March revenue up 3 percent at St. Louis casinos as River City sees 13 percent jump
• Missouri, Illinois join 13 states and Puerto Rico in filing lawsuit against Apple, book publishers
• Battery life, hard drive space and screen size are some key factors to consider...
• For St. Louis economy, one step forward ...
• Tom Chulick works on a new pitch for Cardinals at UMB
• Don't forget to attend the Backpack to Briefcase finale: Social Media Summit! Th...
• Roberts hotel in South Carolina abruptly closes
• Wells Fargo Advisors donates $150,000 to Opera Theatre
• University to induct inaugural class of inventors
• Pianist steps in from side, fronts first CD
• Are you looking for a career in a rapidly growing industry? HVAC may be your ans...
• Firm files class action lawsuit against Enterprise Financial
• An open mic contest featuring poems about triumph over adversity will take place...
• U.S. files antitrust lawsuit against Apple, book publishers
• 2 ballplayers hit their way to GLVC honors
• Gallery FAB to display work by students
• Need a little help sprinting to the finish line? TANF will hold a Lunch N’ Learn...
• Thursday is Free Coffee Day in the cafeteria! Donuts will be 50 cents and luncht...
• America's most reputable and least reputable companies
• Historian talks ‘Coming War with Robots’
• MBU grads get jobs: Network with some of the best social media experts today at...
• UMSL Baseball back in town for midweek gamer against future GLVC foe McKendree
• Hallmark Cards seeks 300 to 400 voluntary buyouts
• Best Buy CEO Dunn resigns amid personal conduct probe
• Report: American's pilots have concerns over US Airways' bid
• Belleville not likely to fund repairs at old YMCA building
• SEC's crackdown on fraud under scrutiny
• MoDOT unveils alternatives for I-70 'lid'
• Panera Bread names Kelly interim CFO
• Parkway, Rockwood districts could merge some programs
• AIG plans new property investments in US
• Maryland lawmakers bar employers from collecting Facebook passwords
• Panera Bread names Kelly interim CFO
• MoDOT unveils alternatives for I-70 'lid'
• Here's more information on the Zimmerman situation...
• Sanford returns to chair United Way Women’s Leadership campaign
• CNN is reporting that George Zimmerman's lawyers have withdrawn from representin...
• The Bowling for Scholars online auction is open for bidding. The auction runs th...
• 4 years on, Beijing Olympic venues rarely used
• Congratulations to Debbie Schmiemeier on this terrific achievement!
• Ascension Health partners to build $2 billion “health city” in Grand Cayman
• Missouri banks increase small-business lending $66.8 million
• PBS TV special to feature Wainwright Building
• Roberts brothers' Mayfair, Comfort Inn injunction delayed
• Don't forget to attend this week's Live BJC Doc Chat with Dr. Aunita Hill! Ask y...
• Brown Shoe CEO Sullivan’s pay dropped 17 percent in 2011
• Work well under pressure? UMSL Tritons cheerleaders need you!
• Supervalu reports Q4 loss, shares surge on outlook
• Tenet settles Medicare overbilling charges for $43 million
• Public administration, policy discussion series to shift focus to ethics
• Passover at UMSL
• April 10th, the Week ahead
• Wednesday, April 11: Please join us as Missouri Poet Laureate David Clewell disc...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for April 3-9
• CPI plans to close 124 studios in Babies R Us stores
• Companies use popular provision to cut income taxes
• Meeting today to focus on I-70 'lid' downtown
• Venture capital fundraising falls 35% in Q1
• Aegion closes deal for Fyfe’s Asian, Latin American units
• CPI to close another 124 locations
• Centene to take impairment charge if Ohio appeal fails
• Wireless carriers agree to fight cell phone theft
• Facebook buying Instagram for $1 billion
• SIUE chancellor search down to three candidates
• UMSL slugger John Pilackas named this week’s GLVC Baseball Player of the Week
• UMSL freshman Brianna Butler named GLVC Softball Player of the Week
• City Library Presents 'Money Smart WeekR--St. Louis Metro'
• Centene to take impairment charge if Ohio appeal fails
• BRING WRECK: DON’T MISS TREVA LINDSEY WEDNESDAY Lou Williams is bringing in a sp...
• Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club gets new name
• Softball team wins last three of four games! Go Archers!
• Aegion closes deal for Fyfe’s Asian, Latin American units
• Fontbonne Hosts Academic Symposium on Catholic Social Thought
• Alumna Becomes Woman of Achievement
• US Fidelis' Darain Atkinson pleads guilty to conspiracy, tax fraud
• Centene, Molina shares fall on loss of Ohio contract
• Prairie Farms inks distribution deal with Citrus Springs' Madrina's brand
• Clayton Mayor Linda Goldstein leaving CI Select
• NFL upholds Saints 'bounty' scandal punishment
• Joplin Tornado Victim Helps ICU Patients Tell Their Stories
• Don't miss Backpack to Briefcase this Wednesday!
• Online Voting Secures LIVESTRONG Grant for Siteman Cancer Center
• Join St. Louis Community College and the Cardinals for Homecoming Day at Busch S...
• Education: Getting closer to the community
• Interested in a career in Radiologic Technology? An Information Session is set f...
• Business alumni to be honored for achievement
• Marketing Alliance third-quarter profit jumps 55 percent
• Our STLCC librarians are participating in "The Missouri Book Challenge." Read mo...
• AT&T selling Yellow Pages units to Cerberus Capital in $950 million deal
• UMSL night at CAM
• Don’t miss this compelling speaker today: St. Louisan Darryl Burton was wrongful...
• The Meramec Theatre presents Mary Zimmerman’s “The Secret in the Wings” April 11...
• Muny to perform musical theater for middle schoolers
• Centene to lose Ohio contract
• Missouri Lottery adds $30 million to public schools
• Ford receives $1.85 million in Mo. incentives, despite job cuts
• Two private equity firms battle over Great Wolf Resorts
• AOL to sell 800 patents to Microsoft for $1.1 billion
• YRC Freight to cut 121 jobs in Ohio
• Sony to lay off 10,000 workers
• AT&T workers to stay on job despite expired contract
• Repairs to Missouri capital buildings to cost $1.5 million
• Missouri farmers repair land after last year's flooding
• Todd to speak April 16 on American politics and 2012 elections
• Nationally acclaimed Aspen Santa Fe Ballet to perform at Touhill
• Eye on UMSL: Accounting excellence
• Teen rapper Milato is building his own brand in the St. Louis hip hop industry
• UMSL Baseball sweeps William Jewell to take 3 of 4 in weekend series
• Davis saves the day again, leads UMSL to softball win over Drury
• Check out the new change machine in the Student Center Lobby by the steps to the...
• Schuler pitches gem to lead UMSL Tritons to DH split at William Jewell
• Davis goes deep in both games of DH to lift UMSL to softball split against S&T
• Looking for an opportunity that could change your life? MTV wants to hear about...
• OUTTAKES: April 6
• High tech start ups present to investors at St. Louis events
• Aegion CEO Burgess’ pay down 20 percent
• Build-A-Bear CEO Clark’s pay dropped 37 percent in 2011
• Both fall and summer registration is now available!
• Banner upgrade this weekend. On Saturday, April 7, starting at 6 a.m. and contin...
• Happy Easter! Happy Passover! Can you believe there are only six weeks left of t...
• Southwest enplanements at Lambert up 42 percent
• Verizon expands 4G network in St. Louis area
• Centene donates $100,000 to Hispanic Chamber, Pangea donates $15,000
• Suddenlink CEO Jerry Kent to receive Vanguard award
• VIDEO: A virtual tour of renderings of the Helix Center biotech incubator
• UMSL Events for April 7-13, 2012
• UMSL Baseball Heads West For Weekend Series Against William Jewell
• Reinsurance Group CEO earned $7 million last year
• Feds indict former U.S. Fidelis co-owners for conspiracy
• Judge approves $25 billion mortgage settlement
• Boeing: $4.3 billion deal with Brazil could close in June
• International Photography Hall of Fame to open downtown
• American Airlines cancels 296 flights today at Dallas
• Pfizer cuts employee severance packages to lower costs
• AnterraBI selects Winning Technologies/Xpress as provider
• AT&T tower downtown receives $4.7 million tax break
• Anheuser-Busch may buy Miller for an estimated cost of $81 billion
• Customers acquired through Google search advertising more valuable than previously thought
• JOBS Act to create cultural shift in start-up investment
• Comedian Arvin Mitchell & Friends will have you in stitches on Easter Sunday
• Retired educator Doris Graham is the new board of trustees member in Subdistrict...
• Feds indict former U.S. Fidelis co-owners for conspiracy, tax fraud
• Reinsurance Group CEO Woodring’s pay soars 35 percent
• SSM Health Care to acquire Unity Health Center
• St. Louis native Jim Turley No. 2 highest rated CEO
• Mark your calendars! Next week we'll be hosting a live #bjcdocchat on Twitter wi...
• Former US Fidelis co-owner Darain Atkinson pleads guilty to state charges
• VIDEO: A peek inside Albert Pujols’ Wildwood home
• Young Innovations CEO Alfred Brennan's pay drops 11 percent
• Marketing team’s work earns national recognition
• City of St. Louis loses 6,000 in population since 2010
• Former Edward Jones trust officer Duane Cook sentenced to 21 months for fraud
• Molina Healthcare to lay off 119 in St. Louis
• Political scientist talks peace, turmoil in West Africa
• ‘Bach at the Sem’ Finishes With a Flourish
• Gallery 210 to issue ‘Parental Advisory’
• Cobra Starship to descend on Touhill for Mirthday
• What are you doing next Wednesday at 2:30? Attend the free Backpack 2 Briefcase:...
• It's !Thursday, so remember to pick up your weekly St Louis American "The Voice...
• Bank of America sues Roberts brothers for $34 million
• 15 area companies to present at InvestMidwest today
• Fox Sports Midwest increases ad rates for Cardinals games
• 15 area companies to present at Invest Midwest today
• Belle Center gets $40,000 from St. Louis organizations
• Reinsurance Group of America names Donna Kinnaird COO
• St. Louis County error caused 595 votes to go missing
• AT&T workers in Missouri region approve labor deal
• Illinois Gov. Quinn heads to D.C. to push exports
• Tribune Co. and DirecTV agree to new fees
• Reactions to POTUS Supreme Court comments ‘reflect historical ignorance’
• Bank of America sues Roberts brothers for $34 million
• Belle Center gets $40,000 grant from St. Louis businesses
• St. Louis streets to serve as stage for Shakespeare
• AT&T workers in Missouri region approve labor deal
• Donna Kinnaird named COO of Reinsurance Group of America
• Urban Chestnut Brewing puts $50,000 into beer garden
• Regions Bank repays $3.5 billion in TARP funding
• Viasystems to acquire DDi Corp. for $282 million
• Fox Sports bumps up ad rates for Cardinals games
• Participating in an international movement called Samaritan's Feet, MBU head bas...
• Egyptian mask to stay at St. Louis Art Museum
• Worldwide Facilities acquires 3D Star Insurance Services
• Here is the official HSSU Trayvon Martin Rally video release:
• Green Hornet Party
• UMSL Baseball Whacks Maryville Twice During Annual Bleacher Bash
• Today (April 4): 6th Annual Green Fair. The Green Fair will take place from 10:3...
• Semester Bike Riding Contest
• Historian to discuss barrier-breaking civil rights attorney
• Thank you for six years of service, Margo McNeil. She is also in the Missouri Ho...
• Alumna strolls social media streets from coast to coast
• Seminary to Host Community Open House
• Program Closes Gap Between Dietetic Students, Internship Opportunities
• Monsanto Q2 net income increases 19 percent
• Fontbonne Theatre Director Deanna Jent Wins Two Kevin Kline Awards
• Monsanto Q2 net income up 19 percent, net sales up 15 percent
• Missouri borrows $100 million from reserve fund
• Two proposed outlet malls moving forward in Chesterfield
• Jeffrey Kellar joins Alpha Packaging as president and CEO
• Proposition S to update St. Louis County courts passes
• Google Offers half priced Starbucks gift cards today
• US Airways discusses merger with American
• Blues playoff tickets go on sale this morning
• Burger King to be publicly traded again
• Congratulations to the 40-0 Baylor Bears, who defeated Notre Dame 80-61 to win t...
• Chesterfield's outlet mall war escalates
• Most Lambert flights to and from Dallas cancelled today
• Spring is in the air! Can you identify the spot on our West County campus depict...
• Congratulations to The Montage Student Newspaper, who were named national finali...
• The St. Louis Rams new Nike uniforms for 2012
• William K Busch Brewing Co. hires Uelk as CFO, Schierman as chief sales officer
• Outlet mall in Chesterfield signs Saks' Off 5th
• Maritz Travel acquires Experient
• Congratulations to Ronnie Raines and the entire Automotive division for being re...
• Hearing set on request to undo Express Scripts Medco merger
• Ranken recently awarded the Louis L. Seyer Scholarship to Brian Bischoff, Alexan...
• Thank you to all of the students and staff from Fort Zumwalt South High School w...
• Congratulations to the robotics team from Gateway High School! Read more about t...
• Ameren Illinois to build new training center in Belleville
• Gov. Nixon and St. Louis businesses head to Brazil
• Missouri tax collections grow in March, led by individual income tax
• Cosmoflex fined $80,000 for not reporting toxic chemicals
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STLCC!
• Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day cools off April heat wave
• DONT FORGET!!! Tonight is the "Evening Student Appreciation" Barbeque. It starts...
• China studies scholar to discuss global educational landscape
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for March 27-April 2
• The Global Arts Festival continues today with the International Film Harrison Le...
• Vote today! It's election time for STLCC Board of Trustees! Polls close at 7 p.m...
• International photo, poster contest winners unveiled
• Sigma-Aldrich acquires Research Organics
• St. Louis City ranked unhealthiest place in the state
• Menards, Pace Properties picked to develop Hadley Township
• Molson Coors buys StarBev for $3.54 billion
• Agents urge caution on changes to MEM
• Oldest active stockbroker in St. Louis Ollie Langenberg dies
• Ill., Mo. schools get over $38 million from record lottery sales
• Alton doubles, quadruples parking ticket fees
• Fairmount Park opens today
• Schweich agrees with Mo. Bankers Assoc. over records access
• Breaking News: Former Student Opens Fire at College Campus
• UMSL Tritons Will Renew Baseball, Softball Rivalries With Maryville On Tuesday
• April 2nd, the week ahead
• TwangFest
• 'Positive stress' helps protect eye from glaucoma
• Congratulations to the national champion Kentucky Wildcats who defeated the Kans...
• Local Harvest Grocery, Cafe & Catering opening two locations
• Southwest Airlines adds new flights from Lambert
• Come and take our Missouri Online Job Assistance Class at the Center for Workfor...
• Sigma-Aldrich acquires Research Organics
• Three Medco execs headed to Express Scripts, St. Louis
• Contegra Construction starts work on $26 million school in Gillespie, Ill.
• Take the climate survey, improve the campus, win prizes
• Enterprise Financial gets notice of noncompliance from Nasdaq
• Is graduate school right for you right now?
• The eighth annual Bowling for Scholars Online Auction is now open through April...
• A reader's theatre performance of dramatic scenes both classical and contemporar...
• Fred Zielonko named St. Louis regional manager of Bott Radio Network
• Friday, April 6: Join us for a fashion show, discussion on African and African A...
• Yosemite ranger works to attract African Americans to US parks
• Danforth Center ranks as 8th best place to work for postdocs
• Emerson buys marine control business from Johnson Controls
• Studio recital promises wonderful evening of piano music
• Southwest, American airlines’ ratings improve
• Check out this week's students newsletter!
• Senegalese superstar brings world music to Touhill stage
• Eye on UMSL: Lawn warrior
• UMSL Tritons Sweep Away Missouri S&T In Sunday GLVC Softball Action
• Mild winter bolsters tick population
• ‘Sum of Motion’ headed to Touhill stage
• Musical potpourri coming to Touhill stage
• Former Express Scripts leader to discuss ‘tough calls’
• Walkoff HR Gives UMSL Softball Another Dramatic Win Over Drury
• UMSL Baseball Gets Swept In Saturday Doubleheader Action Against Rockhurst
• UMSL Tritons Ready For Big Baseball Weekend Against GLVC Rival Rockhurst
• The keynote lecture, “The Art of Martial: Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting, Again,...
• You'll notice something different Monday! The air-conditioning will begin workin...
• Washington University was in top 20 for R&D spending in 2010
• Patriot Coal CEO Whiting’s pay dropped slightly last year
• More HR Blasts Lift UMSL Tritons To Softball Split With Central Missouri
• Reality Check Live Tour: DUI & Text Simulator
• 218 losing jobs in Raymond James, Morgan Keegan merger
• Global Payments security breach puts 50,000 cardholders at risk
• Zechman replacing Wuller as head of Grant Thornton in St. Louis
• Bunge’s margarine makes buttery film debut
• Payless parent seeks offers including from Brown Shoe
• Click and drag the video screen to view a 360 degree video of the MBU Mens Volle...
• Mega Million jackpot soars to record $640 Million level
• Illinois loses 49,000 retail jobs since recession began
• UMSL Softball Will Open Big Weekend With DH Against Central Missouri
• OUTTAKES: March 30
• Feds sue to shut ITS Financial's Instant Tax Services
• Election is April 3 for our two open board of trustees positions. PLEASE VOTE!
• UMSL Events for March 31-April 6, 2012
• There is nothing quite like a roasted hog to celebrate the beginning of spring....
• New movie releases for $1 now on DVD from Redbox
• Chemical Technology and Biotechnology CAREER FAIR Wednesday, April 4, 2012 9-11...
• NBC home renovator TV show holds St. Louis casting call
• Missouri high court widens access to attorney discipline actions
• Missouri Democrats file ethics complaint against Sen. Jim Lembke
• Ralcorp-owned Carriage House plans $97 million Ky. expansion
• Best Buy to close 50 locations
• Feds seek ways to measure national happiness
• Ralcorp's Bremner Food Group to shut plant, lay off 230
• Cargo hub supporters maneuver to offer freight incentives
• Highland Pharmaceuticals creates meth-proof drug
• Missouri Senate overrides veto on workers' comp
• Can the Supreme Court survive a health-care decision?
• Do you think a certain faculty or staff member has gone above and beyond to make...
• Live BJC Doc Chat
• Every year St. Louis Community College participates in the Innovation of the Yea...
• Groups file lawsuit to stop Express Scripts-Medco merger
• Finance student to release gospel CD
• Ameren may shift 3 Illinois plants to subsidiary
• The Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex is now open! Watch this...
• St. Louis Twitter tool measures more than followers
• Good luck to all of our students who are heading to the State SkillsUSA competit...
• Youth violence conference to tackle topics of victimization, prevention
• St. Louis organic food maker Berhanu in bankruptcy
• On April 13, STLCC-Meramec is holding its kickoff event to celebrate our 50th an...
• Mathematicians to gather for MAA event
• Global Arts Festival continues Friday! David Weinberg, a contributor to NPR, wil...
• New ‘In the Word’ Bible Study Series Available
• Hilton St. Louis Downtown sold for $22.6 million
• Tat Chan to receive Olin Award for Google ad research
• Concord Bank names Gates chairman, Schertzer vice chairman
• High school students excel in science at UMSL
• UMSL community to show off photos at exhibit
• IT executive to discuss navigating entrepreneurship, digital revolution as woman
• No Cash Bonus for Bank of America CEO Moynihan
• Nixon finds $17.75 million to fund blind health program
• iPhone's Siri faces another class-action lawsuit
• Doe Run smelter in Herculaneum delayed up to six weeks
• Walgreens' profit down 7.7 percent in Q2
• Hawker Beechcraft expected to file for bankruptcy
• SIU president, board members at odds
• US organic famers appeal decision in Monsanto lawsuit
• Missouri, Kansas lag nation in personal income growth
• Bank of America back on right track, chairman says
• Zoltek forms partnership to develop lightweight auto parts
• ARMED INTRUDER LOCKDOWN DRILL APRIL 13 Attention all students, faculty & staff:...
• Tennis player earns player of week honor
• Our Student Government Association President: Ms Donna Brandy won 1st place at o...
• Starbucks is socially engaged, are you?
• Vendtech Enterprise LLC to hire nearly all 449 employees MVM Inc. will layoff
• David Darnell earns $8.4 million from Bank of America
• Ed Weeks charged with stealing $177,000 from St. Peters Chamber
• Ranger Steel opens distribution center in Madison, Ill.
• Webster unveils $29 million business school building
• The US Chamber of Commerce is putting on an event: Hire Our Heroes- A job fair f...
• Missouri casinos brought in $493 million last year
• Accounting Today names RubinBrown Midwest's fastest growing accounting firm
• MADCO celebrates 35 years of movement
• Panel to focus on youth, summer programs
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Set For Matchup With Division-I SIUE
• Thomas Hiles named vice chancellor of development and alumni relations at MU
• Three wild turkeys taking an early morning stroll in P-5.
• Center to celebrate National Poetry Month
• Former WS Hotel undergoes $6.5 million redevelopment
• American Airlines asks bankruptcy court to void labor deals
• Pentair to acquire Tyco Flow division for $4.43 billion
• Stan Kroenke loses bid for LA Dodgers
• Lambert to reopen Concourse C on Monday
• House district map upheld by Missouri Supreme Court
• Disper-Schmitt Properties sued for $1 million
• Postal Service to offer incentives for early retirement
• A-B InBev in $1.5 billion race for Dominican brewer
• Need a job? Looking for full or part-time? Spring Career Fair in the Cafeteria f...
• Slovak Association Gives $10K To Society of St. Vincent de Paul
• St. Louis Public Library Presents Pair Of Popular Kids And Teens Authors In April
• More than half of all cancer is preventable
• Win Chick-Fil-A party and meals in writing contest
• Wash U professor: Thousands of Americans to use tax rebates to file for bankruptcy
• Missouri Botanical Garden to receive $260,000 grant
• Campus Minister Jonathan White agrees with Matt. Find out if you do tonight at 6...
• Go Archers! Game today with Jefferson College!
• Join the debate on fixing public education! A discussion panel on a dysfunction...
• Money Wise Workshops
• MEM to pay $2 million policyholder dividend this spring
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car to offer $600 million in notes
• Barat Academy buys Chesterfield campus
• Post-Dispatch parent’s refinancing nets Junck $500,000 bonus
• Barron’s picks A-B InBev CEO Brito as one of world’s 30 best
• Trayvon Martin Memorial & Student Empowerment Rally
• “I Am Trayvon Martin!” Join us at Harris-Stowe on Thursday.
• McCarthy to build $75 million boiler on MU campus
• Hoffmann to open 5 Dollar Deals World stores in St. Louis
• $2.8 billion Enbridge pipeline to cross 11 Missouri counties
• Evening Student Appreciation Dinner
• First Lady Michelle Obama strikes the Heisman pose while greeting Dallas Cowboys...
• Rapper Common to bring his message to UMSL
• Forum to focus on reproductive rights as national debate heats up
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for March 20-26
• The Women's History Month and Meramec Diversity Committees present the Women's C...
• Good morning all. The St. Louis American is eager to hear your Oprah's Lifeclass...
• Maker of 'pink slime' suspends some plant operations
• U.S. craft beer sales up 15 percent
• AT&T to sell Nokia Windows phone for $100
• Edwardsville school board OKs additional restructuring
• Illinois online lottery brings in $15,000 first day
• Michaels Stores owners Blackstone, Bain plan IPO
• Metro to increase prices in July
• White House, allies at odds over startup bill
• Southwest Airlines raises fare $6-$10 roundtrip
• St. Louis gets $24,600 grant for mid-century building study
• What thousands of Americans are doing with their tax rebates: filing for bankruptcy
• Minor Shoots Minor, turns self into Police
• Forced ATM Withdraw: St. Louis Galleria
• Katy Industries moves into black with $4.8 million profit in 2011
• Future of state universities in doubt?
• Reeg Lawyers adds two Midwest offices
• The 2012 Health Information Professionals Week is March 25 - 31 Health Informat...
• Charter shaking up channel listings
• Want to hear from the guy responsible for one of the most popular Twitter accoun...
• Domino’s to hire 150 in St. Louis market
• Kingdom House receives $35,000 in grants
• Check out the Alton Daily News's interview with Ranken HPRT instructor Jim Gray,...
• The annual Global Arts Fest will kick off Tuesday night with Serbian artist Iren...
• Free screening Monday, April 2, at 9 a.m. as part of STLCC-Forest Park's Global...
• Benjamin F. Edwards opens second office in Ohio
• SLU, Mizzou students competing in 2012 Rice Business Plan Competition
• NEED COMMUNITY SERVICE??? The Office of Communications, Marketing, Alumni Affair...
• Fleishman-Hillard ranks No. 25 on Ad Age’s Best Places to Work
• Twenty Years Later: Exhibit Honors Survivors, Tells Story of Cooperation in Bosnian War
• Join the debate on how to fix public education! The acclaimed documentary "Waiti...
• Former Sun Security Bank employee sentenced for embezzling $444,000
• Illinois ranks third in job losses since 2008
• Today (March 26): Hairy Women: How Shaving (or not) Can Change the World An inte...
• Nobel laureate to discuss science education reform
• Irish rebellion focus of lecture by literary scholar
• Lunch sandwich special today in the cafeteria! A turkey foot-long is only $5! If...
• 50th Trivia: Who is considered to be the founder of the St. Louis Community Coll...
• March 26th, the Week ahead.
• Oprah premieres show at Peabody Opera House
• St. Louis Regional Airport countersues Aaero
• Lockheed to pay $15.85 million in whistleblower case
• Thermadyne sees Q4 loss narrow, posts 2011 profit
• Light beer fights to stay relevant against craft brews
• Missouri state employee pay raise moves to Senate
• Health law battle reaches Supreme Court
• CEO pay lags behind company results
• Illinois begins online lottery ticket sales
• Ranken likes to partner with other local non-profits whenever possible. Recently...
• Today's a beautiful day to come and tour the Ranken campus! Open house will cont...
• Students emphasize annual eye exams at health fair
• New environmentalism topic of Jane and Whitney Harris Lecture
• Eye on UMSL: Springtime fun
• UMSL Softball Splits Doubleheader With Quincy
• UMSL Softball Preview vs. Quincy
• UMSL Baseball Preview vs. Northern Kentucky
• St. Louis Public Library Fosters Stronger Communities At Its Be The Best You Community Fair
• View photos from the 2012 Open Doors Event
• St. Louisans Rally for Trayvon
• With so many freshmen on the team, wait'll you see us next year!
• Get information on FAFSA and scholarships!
• High school students gear up for robot competition
• Financial Awareness Outreach Program
• St. Louis ranks 7th in low cost of doing business
• Curious about how to enroll, deadline dates, enrollment procedures and more? Ch...
• Faulk, Nelly fire back at Truman Bank
• Centrue Bank executives see pay cuts for 2011
• Mycroft names Jeff Sanders CFO
• S.M. Wilson wins contract to build Von Maur store in Atlanta
• Not all about the money for Blues ownership group
• St. Louis among top cities for real estate investment
• Job openings at St. Louis private companies
• What's yours?
• Illinois Supreme Court rules wife of CSX Transportation employee can sue over take-home asbestos exposure
• "If I had a son, he would look like Trayvon." - President Barack Obama
• Big Weekend In Hand For UMSL Softball, Baseball Teams
• Join the debate on fixing public education! A discussion panel and program on a...
• FLASHBACK FRIDAY FILMS
• Check Out: Flashback Friday Films in the MPR at Noon!
• UMSL Events for March 24-30, 2012
• campF.R.E.S.H.® Fights Childhood Obesity, One Adventure at a Time
• River City Casino breaks ground on $82 million expansion
• Ascension joint venture in talks to add Saint Clare’s Health System
• AMR gives unions 1 week to change labor proposals
• McCaskill blocks efforts to create new base closing commission
• Illinois jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent
• Cahokia School District 187 may lay off up to 100 staff members
• T-Mobile to cut 1,900 jobs nationwide
• Bank of America tests rental as foreclosure alternative
• O'Fallon Brewery to launch new beer in April
• Post Holdings turns to Hunter for PR support
• Supreme Court’s health-care decision to shape presidential campaign, says health economist
• Pow Wow celebrates American Indian culture March 31
• Sad to report, but our Lady Archers lost to Chesapeake Community College today,...
• Ascension joint venture in talks to add Saint Clare’s Health System of N.J.
• Monsanto off to fast start in Social Madness
• Business Journal launches social media challenge
• Groundbreaking Women:A 50th Anniversary Celebration
• Armstrong Teasdale sued over failed Mamtek project
• 'Hunger Games' midnight showings selling out quickly in St. Louis
• Summer registration is now open! Check out the summer course schedule online, th...
• Today's softball game is cancelled due to rain.
• Six Flags jumps on the Freese train
• Capital For Business invests in Menomonie, Wis.-based Polymer Technology Co.
• Saint Louis Science Center deemed 'travel treasure' by AAA
• Our New Edition contest is now live. Enter to win a pair of tickets to next week...
• Late Don Robinson donates 843 acres for Missouri state park
• Everything went well with Fire Drill #1 today! Thanks everyone for cooperating s...
• Character education visionary leaves imprint on UMSL
• For these teens, success is spelled B-R-I-D-G-E
• Archers play today at 1! We are proud of you! Go, Lady Archers!
• Coming this week: Priority registration for current students. It's really import...
• Georganne Nixon to visit Cardinal Glennon on Friday
• Men continue to greatly outnumber women in elected office
• Winslett named president of Saint Vincent de Paul society
• Judge dismisses Tenet suit against Community Health
• Oprah Winfrey Network could lose $143 million, analyst says
• Southwestern Schools to lay off 23 employees
• Missouri Historical Society gets $400,000 grant for exhibit
• Southwest Airlines introduces new, larger 737 to its fleet
• Gas up to $4.19 a gallon in parts of Metro East
• Post-Dispatch parent to charge for digital access
• Bloomberg BusinessWeek ranks Washington U's Olin School 8th
• Dart Container to buy Solo Cup for $1 billion
• Carjacking News and Driver Safety
• Seismic survey at the Mariana trench will follow water dragged down into the Earth’s mantle
• Trash Bash
• New imaging technique moves from lab to clinic
• St. Louis receives a total of $9.37 million to fight homelessness
• Today's pick: Best coupon deal site in St. Louis
• Want to get a jump on fall registration? If you are currently enrolled, you can...
• Lunch 'n' Learn: Womens Health Issues
• Friday is your last opportunity to contribute to the Trees for Joplin effort. Go...
• Alas, our Lady Archers lost 65-61 To Mesa Community College. They were ranked #5...
• Dont forget to stop by the Campus Life Office (SC237) and purchase your trees fo...
• Summer registration started today, and registration for Fall 2012 starts April 4...
• R.I.P. Bishop Willie Ellis, longtime pastor of New Northside Missionary Baptist...
• NFL suspends Rams' Gregg Williams indefinitely
• ‘We’re Number Last’ for women-owned companies
• Memorial Hospital-East names Holmes administrator
• Charter's ex-CEO Lovett saw 2011 pay nearly double to $20.5 million
• St. Louis County attorney Jonathan McKee pleads guilty to mail fraud
• Have you filed your FAFSA yet? Here's a great video starring some of MBU's fines...
• Missouri county in top 10 for wage growth in past decade
• Lady Archers up by 2 at halftime, 27-25, in first round of national tourney.
• Peabody Energy CEO Greg Boyce earned $10.2 million last year
• “Destinations and Passageways: Meditations on the Middle” by Jason Hackett and E...
• Outgoing Arch Coal CEO Leer’s pay rises 58 percent in 2011
• St. Louis offers free emergency alert messages
• UMSL signs new agreement with Mineral Area College
• GLVC honors 2 athletes for week of excellence
• UMSL takes research, technology transfer, economic development seriously
• Ashley in Marketing is in need of Ranken students to participate in a focus grou...
• Call Day is May 1 at Concordia Seminary
• HP said to plan merger of PC, printer units
• Boeing gets FAA clearance on new Dreamliner
• Schweich won't run for U.S. Senate
• IRS targeting corporate tax evasion
• Roxana sues refiners over alleged pollutants
• Mo. unemployment rate falls in Feb. to lowest in years
• St. Louis Public Schools sells two elementary school buildings
• Missouri entrepreneurial activity among nation's highest
• Mackey Mitchell Architects to move to Cupples Station
• Desiree Rogers joins Pinnacle Entertainment's board
• UMSL Baseball Matchup Against No. 1-Ranked Central Missouri Now A Home Game
• St. Louis public school district sells 2 elementary school buildings
• Recycle Mania continues through March 31! Look for Waste-less Wednesday efforts...
• Jefferson County Port Authority hires first director
• There will be a Criminal Justice career information session tonight at 5:30pm at...
• Our Open House is this Sunday from 11am to 3pm. Stop by to meet with a counselor...
• SLU, Wash U graduate business schools in U.S. News top 50
• Washington University receives $4.2 million Alzheimer’s research grant
• Lami opening 2 California Closets showrooms in St. Louis
• This Thursday, March 22, at 10:30 a.m. and again at 7:30 p.m., the Forest Park c...
• Sandy McDonnell dies; headed McDonnell Douglas
• St. Louis Symphony uses surprise, humor to promote concerts
• Get your resume polished and look spiffy! Job Fair next Wednesday, March 28, fro...
• Listen to the testimony of our Broadband Technology Opportunity Program student...
• MC Industrial wins $22.5 million construction contract from Westar Energy in Kansas
• St. Anthony’s names James Gardner Jr. new CEO
• Sigillito trial for alleged Ponzi scheme opens
• Men’s basketball player, head coach earn All-Midwest honors
• IS professor talks student demand
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for March 13-19
• Stifel settles with 5 Wisconsin school districts
• Air India to take delivery of all Boeing Dreamliners
• Four Metro Transit Centers to feature farmers' markets
• Icahn offer for CVR rejected again
• Charless Home in St. Louis to close
• Doe Run power shut down after electrical fire
• Mo. House committee hears testimony on STL firefighter pensions bill
• Belleville to close city pool after 36 year run
• FAA to review gadget ban in airplanes
• Wendy's tops Burger King as No. 2 chain in U.S.
• $4.2 million grant helps plan, launch first Alzheimer's prevention trials
• The North American Frame Drum Association comes to our school for the third annu...
• Niche chef Craft named finalist for James Beard award
• Stifel reaches settlement with 5 Wisconsin school districts
• Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more. MBU alums / social media gurus are set to...
• Kantorei from Concordia Theological Seminary to Sing at CSL
• National Poetry Month Celebration
• GOOD LUCK, Lady Archers! Our Women's basketball team has advanced to the NJCAA N...
• NSF awards student grant for plant research
• Meramec is now on Twitter! Follow us @STLCCMeramec for the latest on campus eve...
• Steven Roberts resigns from Pulaski board
• St. Louis in top 10 for ‘Hunger Games’ readers
• Ex-Cardinals manager La Russa inks book deal
• Missouri won’t regain 2009 purchasing power until 2029 without new revenue
• A 4-letter reason why St. Louis doesn’t suck
• Daughters of Charity Health System to join Ascension
• Solae makes most-ethical companies list
• New Technology From Barnes-Jewish Helps City Fire Department Treat Heart Attack Patients Faster
• Music students perform for UCDC preschoolers
• Anheuser-Busch, Ad Age launch contest for startups
• Savvis' parent faces battle over Colo. telecom bill
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• Want to follow our Lady Archers in the national basketball tournament? You can c...
• Go Lady Archers! Tourney starts Tuesday and our STLCC departs today for opening...
• Women's History Month continues at STLCC with "A Feminist Cafe" today at 1 p.m....
• Welcome back! Are you wanting to continue after this semester? Here are importan...
• Welcome back students!
• Build-A-Bear's Maxine Clark offers advice in Fortune
• Covidien to buy Israeli device maker for $300 million
• YRC Worldwide accounting chief Liljegren to step down
• Class action suit over graduate employment stats names SLU Law school
• Belleville to vote tonight on closing city pool
• Delta, Boeing fight could shut down U.S. Export-Import Bank
• Former Gannett CEO gets $32 million severance
• New SEC rule could force more CEO pay info
• Apple to announce plans today for its $100 billion in cash
• UPS to buy TNT Express for $6.8 billion
• Sharpton opposed voter ID proposal at Harris-Stowe University.
• Drug makes leukemia more vulnerable to chemo
• Youth Justice Program at Washington University law school March 22 and 23
• UMSL Baseball Gets First GLVC Win With Upset Of No. 15 Southern Indiana
• PPRC Photo Project turns cameras on Fathers’ Support Center
• Men’s golf plays 100 holes in fundraising effort
• Eye on UMSL: Olympic interview
• Beginning Friday, March 16 and continuing through the weekend, TESS will be cond...
• Trailnet News - Big fun at Beans, Brews & Bikes
• Banner outage this weekend due to routine technical maintenance!
• The National Poetry Awards will convene in St. Louis on Aug 17-19th
• Wow. Mizzou loses in the first round 84-86 to No. 15 seed Norfolk State. Bracket...
• Let's go Tigers! Mizzou vs Norfolk State is on now. 20-20 with 9:00 remaining i...
• Students vote in support of new rec center
• Sigma-Aldrich opens facility in China, expands campus in India
• SLIDESHOW: Cavalia adds $3 million to St. Louis economy
• SLIDESHOW: Franchises not in St. Louis...yet
• Local home sales highest since 2008
• Anheuser-Busch launches Shock Top Lemon Shandy
• Emerson acquires Cleveland-based Avtron Loadbank
• Music great Herbie Hancock to play Touhill
• Arch Grants competition gets 420 applicants
• Ascension Health Alliance forms group purchasing organization
• Dava Pharmaceuticals to pay Missouri $200,000 settlement
• Occupy protesters target St. Louis companies
• UMSL Events for March 17-23, 2012
• AMR CEO: Stay in bankruptcy increases risk of takeover
• Wilkins named director of Meharry-Vanderbilt Alliance
• Kirkwood teachers to get 2.4 percent pay raise
• Apple releases new iPad today
• Centrue posts loss of $10.6 million for 2011
• The 2012 Best Places To Work finalists are...
• Blues increase ticket prices by 9.8 percent
• Centrue's annual loss narrows to $10.6 million
• PayPal to release mobile credit card device
• Sears to spinoff 53 of its speciality stores
• St. Louis Public Library Partners With City, State, And Community Leaders To Present Voter Registration Days
• Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• UMSL’s 50th anniversary Jubilee needs your help
• Chesterfield man pleads guilty to fraud charges for accepting illegal gratuities
• Flamel Technologies acquires Éclat Pharmaceuticals
• Sweating to the symphony
• This date in history March 15 - 1906 – Rolls-Royce Limited is incorporated. 198...
• Congratulations to Ranken's Vice President for Student Success, John Wood, who r...
• We would like to welcome Amber Patino who joined Ranken on February 21 as the as...
• NCAA bracket could boost St. Louis economy, or cost me $20
• NCCA wrestling tournament to bring in $14.7 million to the St. Louis area
• Sigma-Aldrich CEO Sachdev’s pay increased 72 percent in 2011
• Good article in St. Louis American today!
• Commerce Bancshares CEO Kemper made $3.9 million last year
• FutureFuel 2011 profit soars 49 percent, revenue up 41 percent
• Celebrity Swagger Snap of the Week: Rap superstar T.I. had the Ambassador on l...
• Joe Wiley has more on his mind than ‘Dancing’
• Edward Jones extends dome naming rights for 11 years
• From start to finish: Creative writing students produce Natural Bridge
• Education students, ARC members use flash mob to raise awareness
• Researchers discuss new ‘old’
• Sixth Annual Green Fair at STLCC-Florissant Valley
• AMR asks court to dismiss lawsuit by American's pilots
• Plan offered to redevelop Northwest Plaza
• Gas prices soar in Illinois
• Suddenlink reaches a deal with AMC Networks
• Spartech shifts to $2.3 million Q1 loss
• Apple stores to open early Friday for new iPad launch
• Rams agree on $50 million contract for CB Finnegan
• St. Louis ranks No. 7 for America's best BBQ
• Anheuser-Busch InBev extends Olympic sponsorship through 2016
• Bank of America stock increases after stress test
• Minneapolis Fed president to speak on monetary policy limits March 20
• WUSTL gambling addictions expert warns of dangers of Internet gambling, especially on youth
• Study looks at discrimination’s impact on smoking
• Three St. Louis firms on J.D. Power list of Customer Service Champions
• SBA St. Louis announces Eastern Missouri Small Business Week winners
• Missing Phoenix: Coldon family asks UMSL community for help
• Food & Wine names Kaldi's one of America’s 30 Best Coffee Bars
• Political scientists weigh in on GOP presidential race as Missouri caucuses near
• Education expert talks about school transfer case
• Criminology, nursing graduate programs retain top ranking
• St. Louis County Economic Council backs JumpStart to fund startups
• Why is the stock market so high? Some educated answers
• Illinois Attorney General sues Mo’ Money, seeks to shut down East St. Louis location
• Voting Rights Symposium on March 16 at 9:30 a.m.
• Happy Pi Day! 3.14! What's your favorite math class?
• Boeing receives 4 satellite orders
• Biologist to explore shifting paradigms in women, science
• Jeffrey McGuiness named CEO of Lenders One Mortgage
• We hope you're having a wonderful spring break! Although we'd like to take credi...
• Siteman Cancer Center Seeks Online Votes for LIVESTRONG Grant
• Tuesday’s Blues-Blackhawks game sets ratings record for Fox Sports Midwest
• Two fire drills and evacuations will be conducted on Thursday, March 22, at 10:3...
• Washington U law school ranks 23rd on U.S. News list
• News Harris-Stowe State University For Immediate Release...
• Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band to perform at Touhill
• Morris of Metropolitan Urological taken into custody
• Ward Stare named conductor of Macon Symphony Orchestra
• Southwest: Fuel prices to hurt 1st quarter earnings
• Jamilah Nasheed to run for state Senate
• Suddenlink, AMC Networks in license fee dispute
• Men's Health magazine: St. Louis has worst drivers
• Encyclopedia Britannica ends print edition
• Busch heir buys $9 million mansion in Boca Grande
• Scott A.F.B to lose airmen under 2013 federal budget
• Ladue School District to lay off teachers, administrators
• Scientists map genetic evolution of leukemia
• Social Security’s ‘Chained COLA’ not ready for prime time
• Church In A Bowling Alley?
• Easter egg hunts in St. Louis: South County
• Easter egg hunts in St. Charles County: Wentzville, Lake St. Louis
• Easter egg hunts in the St. Louis area: St. Charles County
• Easter egg hunts in St. Louis: Clayton, Richmond Heights area
• 2012 Easter egg hunts in West St. Louis County
• Easter egg hunts in St. Louis: North County
• Easter egg hunts in St. Louis: Overland, St. John and St. Ann
• 2012 Easter egg hunts in St. Louis: Kirkwood, Crestwood and Rock Hill
• Mitt Romney spoke in Kirkwood, Missouri
• Gregg Williams: ‘Expect the punishment to be swift and severe’
• The sirens that you heard this afternoon was a test by the state of Missouri to...
• Registration for summer classes begins March 21 and fall semester starts April 4.
• Getting to the NCAA tournament: Mizzou spent $5.4 million, SLU $3 million
• St. Louis Fed adds Paz to board; Ward Klein named chairman
• Certara completes acquisition of Simcyp Limited
• After 39 months, Bill Donius prepares to sign autographs
• Trailblazers honored for contributions to women
• Is Siri your best friend, your worst enemy or a frienemy?
• Akermin and MOgene join Bio-Research and Development Growth Park
• Monsanto to test first USDA-approved corn genetically engineered to tolerate drought
• February revenue up 5 percent at St. Louis casinos as River City sees 19 percent jump
• Food for thought
• Tennis player earns GLVC accolades for week
• Hometown diplomat to speak about Foreign Service careers
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for March 6-12
• Famed actor to portray Mark Twain at Touhil
• Midas auto repair chain to go private for $173 million
• Synergetics Q2 net income up 41 percent
• Yahoo sues Facebook over patents
• Missouri's MOST 529 Advisor Plan ranked No. 1
• Emerson wins $67 million Australian boom town contract
• US Air purchases AMR web names
• FEMA denies disaster relief to 18 Missouri counties
• Missouri beef prices to increase into the summer
• WTO: Boeing got $5 billion in illegal US subsidies
• Arch Coal adds investment banker to board of directors
• Lisa Curliss-Taylor Stepping Down As UMSL Women's Basketball Coach
• Altered gene linked to fatal neuroblastoma in adolescents, young adults
• Fill your Easter basket with a new DVD: Veggie Tales' 'Robin Good'
• Synergetics Q2 net income up 41 percent
• St. Louis Symphony impresses New York Times critic
• St. Louis No. 20 in transportation and warehousing market
• It's Spring Break, sunny and 80 degrees. The weather couldn't be nicer. How are...
• TLC Laser Eye Centers to open new laser eye surgery center in California
• St. Louis Zoo Association to buy Forest Park Hospital
• From dollar store to microbiology: Student gets his dream job
• Brown Shoe Co. to withdraw Chicago Stock Exchange listing
• Happy Spring Break!
• owie! Softball Archers win five games over the weekend! Go, Lady Archers!
• Art students represent UMSL at exhibition
• Congratulations to our Lady Archers -- first school-wide team to advance to nati...
• We are proud of our Archers! Nationally ranked and won 23 games this season! Gre...
• Vicki LaRose receives small business award
• Ranken is partnering with the American Welding Society on two upcoming events! O...
• Alpha Packaging acquires Vanga Products
• Every two years the Architectural Technology Advisory Board meets with Ranken Ar...
• AT&T 4G technology coming to St. Louis this spring
• YTB International merging with LTS Neutraceuticals
• Eye on UMSL: Meet ‘n’ greet
• BofA to write down mortgage principal in deal with government
• Charter offers customers $20 if their Internet is down for more than 24 hours
• Former American Airlines CEO sees challenges for Southwest
• Report: CNN to buy Mashable for $200 million
• Gas prices jump 21 cents in a week
• East St. Louis clubs to stop selling alcohol after 1 a.m.
• Popularity of Apple's new iPad pushes back delivery times
• Mayor, aldermen to meet again today on firefighters pension
• Charter offers customers $20 if their Internet is down for more than 24 hours
• Haas Baking Co. closes
• Confluence Newsletter - March 7, 2012
• Lifestyle changes for obese patients linked to modest weight loss
• Can't really say that all of my questions were answered, but I enjoyed watching...
• The Houston family has a graceful honesty about them that you can't help but app...
• Still trying to process Pat Houston's rundown of discovering Whitney at the hotel.
• This "Oprah's Next Chapter" upcoming commercial break is going to last forever!...
• Pat was talking about Whitney going after Ray J. I can't say I expected that to...
• So is that it from Bobbi Kristina?
• Whitney loved her some Bobbi Kristina.
• Why haven't they sat down yet?
• Tuning in to OWN for Oprah's interview with Whitney Houston's family - including...
• Come spread some March Madness at a nearby Hooters in St. Louis
• Mizzou receives a No. 2 seed out West in the NCAA Tourney. In same bracket with...
• Bounce into the 'March Madness' at Friendly's Sports Bar & Grill in St. Louis
• Early childhood expert talks child care
• Once upon a time: German Culture Center celebrates Grimm Fairy Tales
• GLVC honors 2 women’s basketball players
• Go Lady Archers! Coach Shelly Ethridge's squad heads to the NJCAA National Tourn...
• Rapper Chingy returns to the stage with his birthday show at Jumping Jupiter
• March into a new spring fling with Riverfront Times in St. Louis
• Both our men's and women's basketball teams are playing for the Region XVI champ...
• STLCC-Forest Park is one of the preliminary competition venues this weekend for...
• It's official! Mizzou headed to Big 12 Tourney Championship after a 81-67 victor...
• Rams have agreed to pre-draft deal with the Washington Redskins. St. Louis will...
• Let's go Tigers! Mizzou leads Texas 48-41 just after halftime. Kim English on fi...
• Archers play Saturday at 2 p.m. for the Region XVI championship in men's basketb...
• Our women's basketball team is playing in the Region XVI tournament today and Sa...
• Our top-seeded men's basketball team is currently playing Wentworth Academy in t...
• Pinnacle to use part of $325 million loan for development
• A new Sustainability Club has been organized on campus by Jessica Sippy, an assi...
• Express Scripts-Medco deal likely to pass FTC: Report
• Our students are on Spring Break next week! Wishing our Architecture students an...
• STLCC-Forest park mourns the loss of a St. Louis legend, Joe Pollack. Through hi...
• Attorney General to offer mortgage-settlement forums
• St. Louis area 23rd nationally in real estate employment
• Students to vote March 12-15 on new rec center
• Former IRS employee sentenced to 72 months for Ponzi scheme, tax evasion
• Youth tennis players, win trip to Arthur Ashe Kids Day in New York
• Former St. Charles developers get 27 months in prison for fraud
• Washington Avenue Grill opens
• Leadership academy alumna fights for causes
• Potbelly Sandwich Shop to open in Creve Coeur
• Corporate College now open in Bridgeton. It's also home to our Workforce Solutio...
• SLIDESHOW: Zack Boyers: City builder
• SLIDESHOW: Top St. Louis mustaches
• UMSL Events for March 10-16, 2012
• Chef Richard Sandoval, regarded as the father of modern Mexican cuisine, will gi...
• AT&T's Yellow Pages said to be Cerberus target
• Post Holdings profit falls 45 percent in Q1
• LMI sees Q4 profit jump, plans to hire 139
• Scottrade Center owner sues elevator company
• YRC sells interest in Chinese trucking firm
• Metro East lawmaker seeks to disband Ill. hospital review board
• Judge upholds ballot on locally controlled police force
• Starbucks unveils new coffee makers
• Grain trader steals more than $3 million from Missouri farmers
• Post Holdings Q1 profit falls 45 percent
• Missing: Phoenix Coldon
• Study looks at impact of neighborhood, family environments on Latino youth violence
• Celebrity Swagger Snap of the Week: Nelly’s E.I. ex’treme Institute speaker ser...
• Graybar’s 2011 sales increase 16 percent, profit soars 94 percent
• Business Bancshares moves into the black
• Beginning Friday, March 16 and continuing through the weekend, TESS will be cond...
• Peabody Energy realigns executives
• SLIDESHOW: New Barnes-Jewish outpatient facility
• We just had 65 potential students on campus for our shadow-a-tech event! Thank y...
• Want to help our Trees for Joplin campaign? Student Government Association repre...
• Bond announces support for Romney
• Inside SLU Law’s new home
• Jacobs Engineering wins $2 million MSD contract
• Talent Plus Entertainment adds three new contracts
• Washington U appoints Arts & Sciences dean, vice chancellor for students
• Missouri attorney general sues 5 telemarketers for violation of no-call law
• Just a couple more days, and spring break will be here! If you're spending it i...
• GLVC honors 4 men’s basketball players, head coach
• International Business Career Conference draws big numbers
• Seminar to showcase PPRC director’s research
• Lisa Ling highlights Women’s History Month
• Joffrey Ballet to stage sensual works at Touhill
• American Airlines to freeze pension plans
• Anheuser-Busch InBev profit increases 91 percent
• Grubb & Ellis sales plan gets court OK
• Air Force proposes cutting St. Louis-area jobs
• Anheuser-Busch InBev profit surges
• Panera adds millions to ad budget
• Consumer group sues 8 drug companies over drug promotions
• Edwardsville schools consider cutting $3 million, 86 jobs
• Nixon concerned about Limbaugh recognition
• Missouri lawmakers approve worker' compensation extension
• New Barnes-Jewish Center for Outpatient Health to Enhance Patient Care
• Spring Break is next week! The Cafeteria will be closed all week. While classes...
• Interested in Allied Health careers? Come by the Confluence Room (second floor...
• Biologist elected to Galapagos Islands protection foundation
• Production puts new spin on classic comedy
• Today (March 7): Caribbean Fest - featuring food of the Islands, gifts & a live...
• Irish music, dance on tap for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
• Career and Employment Services (CES) at St. Louis Community College-Meramec will...
• Brown Shoe posts Q4 loss on higher sales
• Alliance between AT&T, union leaders frays
• St. Charles man admits $342,000 in fraud
• Covidien opens Colorado R&D center
• Brown Shoe posts Q4 loss
• Godfrey board approves TIF, business districts
• Boeing forms alliance with Chinese jet maker
• Lehman Brothers exits bankruptcy
• Brown Shoe to close Sikeston distribution center, lay off 155
• Anheuser-Busch, Molson launching iced-tea beers
• Trailnet Confluence Newsletter - March 2012
• International Students Visit with State Government
• At the Forest Park Bookstore, paper bowling pins are selling for $1 and paper pi...
• Kudos to our new TSA Associates program!
• Lawyers leave Dana McKitrick for other law firm
• Zweifel's office awards $1.3 million in low-interest loans
• Arkansas group helps shatter UMSL Day record
• Support STLCC by going to the Blues hockey game either March 27 or April 4!
• Alumnus dazzles on new CD
• Dow falls 210 points, Zoltek and American Railcar drop more than 5 percent
• Tickets on sale now for upcoming “Spring Into Jazz,” March 31
• Chesterfield businessman sentenced for fraud
• Holland Construction, Pepper Construction to build Memorial Hospital-East
• Groups raise $304,000 for expansion at Cardinal Glennon
• Education alumna receives Outstanding Dissertation Award
• "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's"! Restaurant owners Robbie Montgomery and Tim Norman w...
• SCORE St. Louis opens office at SLU Center for Entrepreneurship
• Missouri Attorney General sues MoneyCo USA for withholding tax refunds
• St. Louis County Port Authority awards $2.6 million to 8 community groups
• Missouri’s top prosecutors to share stage at UMSL
• Today (March 6): Women and the Harlem Renaissance: Still We Rise. Presentation...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Feb. 28-March 5
• Heart-breaking, Last-Second Three Ends Season For UMSL Tritons Men's Hoops
• UMSL Tritons Softball Enjoys Smashing Weekend Against NKU, Bellarmine
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Goes 2-2 In Season Opening Weekend Against UWP
• SLU delays law school move
• Reliance Bank chairman resigns over Brouster hiring
• Digital records may not cut health costs, study says
• Sigma-Aldrich invests $5 million in India facility
• Ellisville denies Wal-Mart TIF
• St. Louis public schools to pay for special needs transfers
• Power restored to University of Missouri-St. Louis
• Delta offers free Wi-Fi for Amazon shoppers
• Missouri agencies tighten budgets due to rising fuel costs
• Walgreen February sales down after Express Scripts exit
• Molina, Cards agree to five-year extension
• Reliance Bank chairman resigns over Brouster hiring
• Metra Mitchell took her art class to see Monet's Waterlilies at the St. Louis Ar...
• The baseball Archers are 10-4 for the season already! They were runners-up in th...
• Darryn Anderson scored 19 pts. in the Archers victory Saturday. Archers are curr...
• SLU delays law school move until 2013
• Four St. Louis companies make Fortune magazine’s Most Admired list
• Stereotaxis Q4 loss more than doubles, annual loss widens
• Ameren Illinois submits $625 million upgrade plan
• File your FAFSA before Spring Break! Undergraduate Missouri students who file ne...
• Pin it: Marketing expert talks branding on Pinterest
• InvestMidwest picks 12 St. Louis firms to present
• Report: Cigna considers sale of pharmacy unit, could bring in $1.5 billion
• Comedy, culture with some cuisine
• 50 foreign naval officers to tour St. Louis
• College students, on average, spend more than 230 minutes on Facebook every week...
• Eye on UMSL: Greetings
• Pinnacle makes cash tender offer for $385 million in debt
• A tribute to the late great Whitney Houston @ Jazz At The Bistro in St. Louis
• Alberici joint venture wins $100 million contract
• Congratulations to Mizzou basketball coach Frank Haith, who was named Big 12 Coa...
• Students - time to reapply for federal financial aid! Apply online at www.fafsa....
• Today (March 5): Female Literary Voices of 1820’s America - An examination of se...
• Less than two hours left to enter to win Wanda Sykes tickets! Then it's on to th...
• If you've ever dreamt about studying abroad, this week's chapel is for you. Thro...
• Spartans end season in semifinals of AMC Tournament. Great...
• Our Master Class Series continues Tuesday with a very special event -- Robbie Mo...
• The Meramec Contemproary Art Gallery presents "Made From Scratch: Artists Make T...
• The Ranken community is saddened to learn of the death of one of our Automotive...
• Our Summer Racer's Camp for Middle School is now full, but there are other great...
• School transfer trial starts today in Clayton
• Aaero Aviation Services sues Airport Authority
• St. Anthony's hospital in Alton hurting as Illinois payments lag
• First Lady visits St. Louis today
• Gateway International Raceway to reopen
• Pet Airways has yet to start planned flights at Lambert
• Burns & McDonnell to pay $10 million settlement to farmers
• Anheuser-Busch InBev bids on Chinese brewer
• Banks question Federal Reserve on stress-test disclosure
• Peabody Energy gives $25,000 to Red Cross for storm relief
• Finding solutions to Achilles’ heel of renewable energy: intermittency
• New Alzheimer's marker strongly predicts mental decline
• Did you know that MBU students, faculty and staff have the opportunity to travel...
• Economist guests on ‘The Pulse of St. Louis’
• Dance students practice with Broadway pro
• New discussion series to focus on public administration, policy
• Panel to focus on art as revitalization tool
• Spartan basketball starts today at 4 p.m. in the SRC. Be there!
• UMSL Tritons Make It Three In A Row Over Drury Advance To GLVC Semis On Saturday
• Congratulations to Forest Park's Arun Lamichhane, who made first team, and Khada...
• Another example of STLCC changing lives! Clark Porter is a Forest Park alum. He...
• SLIDESHOW: Top 7 nursing homes in St. Louis
• Urologists' managers' cache: Porsche, Rolexes, diamonds and guns
• SIUE awards $9.7 million in engineering building construction contracts
• Fed's Stackhouse: Bankers beware
• Who is going to come out and cheer on the MBU men's basketball team as they beat...
• St. Louis Symphony previews Carnegie Hall program tonight
• Cardinals exhibit opens Saturday at Clinton Presidential Center
• Aurora Bank to close Chesterfield loan office in April, 146 employees affected
• Grand Center names Visionary Award winners
• Music at Meramec is celebrating Mardi Gras Sunday, March 4 at 3 p.m. in the Mera...
• Bank of America refutes WSJ fee story
• Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis awards $2 million grant
• Last chance to audition for 'Medea, A Homegirl's Story" tonight -- from 5 to 7 p...
• UMSL Events for March 3-9, 2012
• Free 'The Lorax' by Dr. Seuss books giveaway
• St. Louis Shakespeare Festival: 2012 Education Tour
• Life Skills, TouchPoint Autism Services to merge
• AT&T caps unlimited data plans
• Molina signs five-year extension with Cardinals
• Automakers report robust sales in February
• Illinois unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent
• Stifel hires fixed income COO from Raymond James
• Bank of America sues Jewish Community Center for $4 million
• Southwest, AirTran get OK to operate as single carrier
• Kodak selling photo website to Shutterfly for $23 million
• Senate defeats Blunt amendment on birth control
• Medical ethicists confront cancer in new book
• MBU beats Williams Baptist 66-57 in the quarterfinals of the AMC tournament. We'...
• 29-24 at the end of the first. Go Spartans.
• There's still time to watch the Spartan basketball team stomp Williams Baptist t...
• Work begins on $9.8 million Stamping Lofts project
• One more chance to Salute Women in History -- exhibit in Highlander Lounge runs...
• Darn it! Streak ends but hey, we're top seed at Regionals, which begin March 9....
• St. Louis American salutes political scientist, 3 alumni as young leaders
• Ensemble to bring Greek vibe to Touhill
• Fontbonne Theatre Opens “A Piece of My Heart”
• L’Ecole Culinaire launches food truck
• YTB International's CFO resigns
• How's this for a teaser? Exciting details to come soon.
• Fed report: Economic activity improving in St. Louis
• Boeing gets $1.3 billion order from Air Astanta
• Dunworth joins Lowenhaupt in Australia
• Perficient Q4 profit more than doubles
• If you want Cardinals swag, come to these games
• Thompson Street Capital sells Universal Air Filter
• Have you hugged a librarian today?
• Rams reject CVC's $124 million Dome upgrade plan
• Second Master Class Series Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the theater will feature Rob...
• We will host a variety of events throughout the month of March for Women's Histo...
• Registration is now open for our 2012 children's adventure academies! They are g...
• 25th Anniversary of Milestone Heart Procedure; Updated Approach to AFIB Maintains High Cure Rates
• CPI shuttering 346 portrait studios
• Rams' response to $124 million Dome proposal due today
• MEMC unit sells solar project to MetLife, Longsol Holdings
• Proposed Illinois budget cuts hit mental health
• Advocates urge Enterprise to endorse recall legislation
• Google's privacy policy kicks in today
• Looters present in tornado-wrecked Harrisburg, Ill.
• Bank of America mulling new fees
• Gov. Nixon releases additional $5 million in education funds
• St. Louis Regional Business Plan Competition launches today
• Auditions for “Medea, A Homegirl’s Story,” by Mary Krell-Oishi, directed by Carl...
• CPI to close 346 portrait studios inside Wal-Mart stores
• MEMC unit sells solar project to MetLife, Longsol Holdings
• Hey friends, check out MBU's new timeline!
• March UMSL Day ‘sold out,’ May 5 event added
• Support community colleges! We expand minds and change lives every day!
• Career and Employment Services (CES) at STLCC-Meramec will host a Spring Career...
• Student Life offering UMSL Tritons road trip to Springfield
• Tornadoes kill 9 across Midwest
• Jazz Combos to perform at Touhill
• Missouri ranked 8th unhealthiest state
• SALUTE TO WOMEN IN HISTORY Stop by the Highlander Lounge Wednesday through Frida...
• At the Forest Park Bookstore, paper bowling pins are selling for $1 and paper p...
• In Deb Peterson's column yesterday in Post-Dispatch.
• St. Louis Jazz Orchestra pays tribute to Stan Kenton
• The MBU Women's Track and Field team receives national attention for its commitm...
• RockTenn closes former Smurfit-Stone mill in Quebec
• Contegra completes $10.5 million theatre renovation
• Reliv International’s 2011 profit falls 38 percent
• United Way names Greg Boyce 2012 campaign chair
• UMSL Student Life Organization Setting Up ‘Triton Roadtrip’ For GLVC Basketball
• Today (Feb. 29): Step Show by Static Noise. Noon-2 p.m., Physical Education Buil...
• French for breakfast, Greek for lunch
• The Men’s Basketball Conference game is this Thursday, March 1 at 7 p.m. Price...
• St. Louis Daily Deal folds
• SLIDESHOW: Barron’s top advisors in St. Louis
• PayPal payment system to roll out at Home Depot
• Dow could face letdown after crossing 13,000 barrier
• YRC, lenders may need to head back to the negotiating table
• Union Pacific invests $38.2 million in Missouri
• MU will pay $12.5 million to leave Big 12
• Illinois recovers $20 million from jobless benefit cheats
• Former Hazelwood Ford plant manager convicted of tax evasion
• IBM cut more than 1,000 jobs, group says
• Bowling alley, movie theater possible Crestwood Court tenants
• Patients with rare diseases to get DNA sequenced at no charge
• Share you story! Read on!
• YRC, lenders may need to head back to the negotiating table
• Flamingo Lounge closes; will reopen with new look, new name
• Union Pacific investing $38.2 million in Missouri
• Irish author to read her short stories, poetry
• The Library hours, until May 14, are as follows : Mon. -Thurs. 7:30 a.m. - 10 p....
• Be sure to check out our Salute to Young Leaders photo gallery and special secti...
• China Southern to buy 10 Boeing 777-300ERs
• Enterprise Bank ranks as No. 1 504 lender for St. Louis SBA
• Aegion sees profit fall on acquisition charges
• Mercy eyes new $1.2 million PET/CT scanner
• At the Forest Park Bookstore, paper bowling pins are selling for $1 and paper pi...
• USA Mortgage/DAS Acquisition ranked No. 1 in Missouri for USDA loans
• Lambert’s Aerotropolis plans hit turbulence
• KV Pharmaceutical to pay Missouri $289,000 to settle false claims allegations
• Washington U.'s Skandalaris Center names IdeaBounce winners
• Today is our first Master Class! Come to the theater at 11 a.m. to hear Vickie N...
• Woohoo! The Archers not only have a major streak going but are now nationally ra...
• US ambassador to Portugal to discuss European debt crisis
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Feb. 21-27
• Tenet posts Q4 loss
• Obama to create trade law enforcement bureau today
• Amdocs launches cloud-based mobile payments service
• Yahoo demands licensing fees from Facebook
• State audit criticizes MEM for spending, bonuses, trips
• Michael Douglas appears in FBI spot
• Tax-free Internet sales erode state revenue
• Budget group to call for Illinois graduated tax
• Missouri Baptist Childcare Center in Creve Coeur to close
• Union slows Southwest-Air Tran merger
• Trailnet Upcoming Activities - February 24, 2012
• Generic birth control pills in latest recall
• State audit criticizes MEM for spending, bonuses, trips
• Diabetes symptoms and new drug treatment
• Capstone Development to spend $20 million to buy, rehab downtown building
• SLIDESHOW: Emerald’s new low emissions fleet vehicles
• Congrats to MBU alum and professional golfer Chris Naegel who took home top hono...
• Helmkamp Construction names Johnes president
• Eagle pictures and facts at World Bird Sanctuary show in St. Louis
• Breakfast with Easter Bunny, egg hunts near St. Louis
• BlackFinn American Grille to host job fair Thursday and Friday
• Easter egg hunt, kids activities in Belleville
• Tuesday, Feb. 28: Slavery in America: An Interdisciplinary Journey 11 a.m. -2 p....
• Federal Court dismisses Organic Growers lawsuit against Monsanto
• Charter’s annual loss, revenue grow
• Circus Flora marked on St. Louis calendar
• MBU's Spring Break starts in less than two weeks. Student Activities is heading...
• Curious about what is going on at STLCC? Check out the calendar for all the lat...
• Intramural sports leagues start next month- Sign up in the cafeteria from 11 a.m...
• February 27th, the week a head
• Social Work to Hold Open House
• Arch Coal CEO Leer to retire, Eaves named successor
• Fitness center renovations to begin at Mark Twain
• Legendary dancer’s technique to come alive at UMSL
• Missouri Supreme Court to hear redistricting arguments
• Chip maker sues Comerica, Southwest over patents
• Shell to close 2 facilities here, lay off 100
• Anheuser-Busch to sponsor Major League Fishing
• Washington University plans $80 million Loop rehab project
• American calls for new labor deals in 'matter of weeks'
• Denver-bound flight turns back to St. Louis after bird strike
• Southwest slows expansion plans
• Kraftig beer launches Springfield distribution
• Academy Awards and NBA All-Star game: An exclusive with Buzz The Navigator
• Birth control policy not a constitutional law issue
• WUSTL proposes $80 million investment in retail and student apartments in Delmar Loop
• And the Academy Award for "Best Actress in a Leading Role" goes to...NOT Viola D...
• And the Oscar goes to...Octavia Spencer!
• The Oscars are kicking off. Who eles is already collectively claiming the victor...
• Disney's Mary Poppins among shows for kids in St. Louis
• Student is standout volunteer
• Lambert director to speak on aviation, leadership
• Eye on UMSL: Hands on
• Local Drug Dealers Arrested
• Creve Coeur: Rise in Vehicle Break-Ins
• The cast hit it out of the park tonight -- audience laughed in all the right pla...
• STL's own Devon Alexander wins in dominant fashion tonight. Earns unanimous deci...
• Too pale, too male....
• Baseball has started! Spring is almost here!
• TRIO Day 2012
• The Harris-Stowe Players Present "God's Trombones" by James Weldon Johnson
• If you are planning to graduate May 21, you must fill out your paperwork by Marc...
• Another opening, another about to begin here at Forest Park! AUDITIONS FOR “MED...
• Residential Life is hosting a LAN Party for all students. Spots are limited so s...
• Thank you to all of the businesses that attended our Employer Breakfast this mor...
• Busch goes major league with fishing
• Construction begins to remove columns from Coronado Ballroom
• Sears closing store in Alton
• Boeing gives $1 million for charity care at Mercy
• Putting a local face on the fight against cancer
• Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center awarded $125,000 in Missouri tax credits
• One of our successful new programs, thanks to Homeland Security.
• Certara to acquire Simcyp Limited for $32 million
• Kate Splendoria, Ashley Dillon, Angela Smith and Tally Narishkin are baking stud...
• Sean Hogan named president of SSM DePaul Health Center
• SLIDESHOW: Ray Arvidson helps drive Curiosity on Mars
• It’s Dollar Dog Day again in the Cafeteria. Hot dogs are only $1 through the lun...
• UMSL Events for Feb. 25-March 2, 2012
• “Reaching Out Together” Reaches Many
• Missouri banks still owe $732 million in TARP funds
• Come celebrate the conclusion of Midterms with a Beach Party at 7:30 p.m. in the...
• Leap Day free cookie at Subway
• The Harris-Stowe Players Present "God's Trombones" by James Weldon Johnson
• Help hospitals for kids at IHOP free pancake day
• The Office of Enrollment Management is accepting applications for Student Ambass...
• Express Scripts says it's moving on without Walgreen
• Hayden named director of SLU Center for Entrepreneurship
• USA Gymnastics championships coming to St. Louis
• Four St. Louis chefs named finalists for James Beard Foundation Awards
• Dish Network is closing 500 Blockbusters
• Postal Service cutting 35,000 jobs, closing 200 facilities
• Bank of America freezing pension plans
• Feds say clerk took bribes at St. Louis license office
• Nestle, Mead make rival bids for Pfizer infant nutrition business
• Monsanto settles Agent Orange class-action suit
• American Girl fashion show, tea party near St. Louis
• Study extends the ‘ecology of fear’ to fear of parasites
• Caylee Anthony murder prompts Missouri to consider Caylee's Law
• We got ourselves a streak going, people! Yahoo! Go, Archers!
• St. Louis’ Talents plan a trip to Hannibal, MO to promote their brands
• Much ado about Koster’s $3 million office remodel
• Sigma-Aldrich appoints Jan Bertsch as CFO
• Theseus. Zeus. King Hyperion. This can only mean one thing..."Immortals" is the...
• VIDEO: McCaskill hits back in her first TV ads today
• Peoples National Bank adds third Missouri branch
• Three St. Louis groups awarded $230 million in New Markets Tax Credits
• Light-skinned vs dark-skinned? In 2012? Really? (source: Kevin Johnson of the P...
• Details regarding the funeral of MBU student Clayton Pfeiffer have been announce...
• Women’s Basketball Earns #3 seed in SLIAC tournament
• Ameren profit jumps for 2011, despite lower Q4 sales
• Isle of Capri Casinos loss narrows in Q3 on higher revenue
• Salute to Young Leaders
• Students win big at St. Louis ADDYs
• Presentation by Kevin Powell
• SLU doctor wins $50,000 grant to explore liver disease
• Pedal the Cause to Announce 2012 Grant Recipients
• Scholar’s film earns international recognition
• Students to share research with legislators
• American Railcar posts $5 million profit in Q4
• Southwest Airlines donates tickets to area hospitals
• Arianna String Quartet to premiere new work at Touhill
• Google plans Internet TV service in Kansas City
• Express Scripts profit increases 8 percent in 2011
• Fuller Brush files for bankruptcy
• St. Louis Community College’s Forest Park, Florissant Valley and Wildwood campus...
• East St. Louis to receive $400,000 federal anti-crime grant
• Outsource Group holding job fair today to fill 75 positions
• Kroenke closer to buying Dodgers
• SynCare files bankruptcy, owes Centene $1.5 million
• American Airlines flight attendants avert furloughs
• SLU wins approval to demolish Pevely complex
• Express Scripts sees profit rise 8 percent in 2011
• Koster will appeal MOSIRA ruling to Missouri high court
• Students win tuition debate; 3 percent hike approved
• Renaissance Grand Hotel lures more than 50 potential buyers
• The time for the men's basketball game has been moved to 7 p.m. tonight! The Arc...
• Gas prices to jump 5-20 cents a gallon by weekend
• St. Louis a top city to start a business
• St. Louis American Night at the St. Louis Symphony
• Our first ever St. Louis American Night at the Symphony is this Saturday, Feb 25...
• With Centene's win, Molina loses 78,000 members in Missouri
• Oprah’s Lifeclass taping at Peabody Opera House
• Opens Thursday night! Free live theatre at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and...
• College of Nursing names new dean
• Everest Financial has $56 million contract for West Pointe Apartments
• Save-A-Lot announces new stores in four states
• Bill Bachman, president of Bachman Machinine recently visited campus to meet the...
• Ranken welcomes Tammi Spinnenweber as a new instructor in Control Systems Techno...
• FURminator Fenton headquarters to close, 31 employees to lose jobs
• Register for the Financial Aid Workshop tomorrow evening from 5-7 p.m. in CN 127...
• Gerontology expert’s paper garners best article award
• Jazz ensemble, military band to share Touhill stage
• MasterCard executive to discuss ‘The Learning Transfer Climate’
• Rebuilding schools in post-war Liberia
• As many of you know, the MBU family is grieving the death of men's baseball play...
• The Harris-Stowe Players present “God’s Trombones” by James Weldon Johnson
• United States Postal Service Annual Black Heritage Stamp Unveiling
• Black History Quiz Bowl
• Today (Feb. 22): Winter Open Mic - The Poetry Club's annual Winter Open Mic even...
• Fitch lowers J.C. Penney credit rating to junk territory
• Missouri Democratic Party chief put on unpaid leave
• Comcast launching competitor to Netflix
• Madison County prepares for cameras in courts
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, being sold to BGC
• Anheuser-Busch weighs bid for StarBev
• Obama to unveil corporate tax rate cut today
• Lee compliant with NYSE share-price rule
• Centene wins Missouri managed care contract
• $550 million in bonds approved for MidAmerica Airport
• #3 Mizzou drops to 25-3 after losing 78-68 to unranked Kansas State for the seco...
• Hear what employers are saying about job search skills! An Employer Panel Discus...
• UMSL packs stands, men claim first, women tourney bound
• Need personal assistance in math, science, engineering, writing, language, speec...
• Local author to speak at ‘Bellerive’ launch
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Feb. 14-20
• CVC and Rams agree on 2012 London game
• Republican politics as they used to be ... mean and messy
• MBU sets record with Spartan Preview Day.
• SLIDESHOW: Most Influential St. Louisans
• Did you know that the classroom schedule is now available online to be seen by a...
• St. Louis Community College campuses and facilities are entirely smoke- and toba...
• 4ORCE Digital adds clients, hiring 20 workers
• CVC meets to decide fate of Rams London games
• Salute to Young Leaders is Thursday! We hope to see lots of new and familiar fac...
• Discover if a career in human services or the field of addictions treatment is r...
• Congratulations to all of our District SkillsUSA Winners! For a full list of win...
• Spring Job Fair
• Trustees from the Tomara Corporation visited campus recently for a tour of Ranke...
• Ranken's new R.W Staley Auditorium officially opened last week in the Mary Ann L...
• Foppe named executive director for Society of Saint Vincent de Paul of Saint Louis
• YAY ARCHERS! Men have won 12 straight now, and women's team won too, and are now...
• Clayton Evans joins Reliance Bank as VP – community relations
• Do you have some gently-used winter coats that you never wear anymore? Donate th...
• Jesse Hunter named executive VP of operations at Centene Corp.
• Jeff Minnis named SBA Young Entrepreneur of the Year
• February 21st, the week a head
• Michael Roberts, James Bond and billions of dollars
• Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Workshop to Be Held in May
• Apple offering iPhone 4 owners $15
• Medco profit rises 12 percent
• Boeing vies for $10 billion in orders
• Pakistan International Airlines orders 5 planes from Boeing
• Wells Fargo Advisors to move jobs to St. Louis
• State Senate endorses proposal to expand term limits
• Lindenwood increases tuition, fees by 3.8 percent
• Bank of Edwardsville closing two branches
• Missouri curators approve 3 percent undergrad tuition increase
• URS buying Flint Energy for $1.25 billion
• Yay Lady Archers and bravo to Coach Shelly Ethridge!
• Samuel Huddleston sang one of the best National Anthems ever in the Forest Park...
• What a special night the Navy and Silver Spirit Game turned out to be! It was li...
• Olin MBA student aims to walk his way into history books
• Global influence of U.S. Constitution on the decline, study reveals
• Roberts Broadcasting may sell some television stations
• Piano students tickle the ivories
• Test your knowledge with Honors Trivia Night
• Alexandra Ballet to stage classic ‘Sleeping Beauty’ at Touhill
• No classes today in honor of our great presidents George Washington and Abraham...
• Confluence Newsletter - February 17, 2012
• End of Facebook IPO lock-up period may negatively affect stock price, new study finds
• Soil bacteria and pathogens share antibiotic resistance genes
• Cool math games for kids using Lego
• Cool math games for boys: Star Wars, Transformers and army men
• Jeremy Lin does it again as the Knicks defeat the defending champion Mavericks 1...
• GLVC coaches pick softball team to finish first in 2012
• Film festival highlights African life, culture around the world
• Concerto competition winner performs at Touhill
• Caught the tail end of this "Remembering Whitney" special on BET and Kelly Price...
• Classes will not be held Monday, Feb. 20, in observance of the President's Day h...
• Merit Home Health Care will be in the Student Center Lobby for an on-campus recr...
• It may be a holiday Monday, but our Athletics folks are hoping you will come bac...
• Whitney Houston was given a fitting and graceful homegoing. I'm sure she's pleased.
• Outreach Entertainment danced their way to Hannibal for an all male dance review
• Please share your feedback on the eulogy delivered by Pastor Marvin Winans.
• A Winans family performance is about to happen...yes all of them. It's about to...
• Cece Winans is flawless...and she makes singing look so easy. "Don't Cry for Me"...
• R. Kelly wrote that song for her and she said on Oprah that it had such special...
• "Love's in Need" was so appropriate for this service...and this generation. Than...
• "What God gives is never a coincidence..." -Stevie Wonder. How fitting.
• Ray Watson - a name plenty of us might have never known - gave us something to t...
• Clive Davis really had a soft spot in his heart for Whitney...and rightfully so!
• Alicia Keys really put her heart on the church floor.
• Any thoughts on Kevin Costner's remarks?
• Sam Cooke and Whitney Houston are probably together singing Kim Burrell's praise...
• Kim Burrell is going to bring the house down!
• Didn't realize how much Dionne Warwick and Whitney looked alike until today... w...
• Donnie McClurkin singing "Stand" is going to be tough to watch without tearing up.
• This soloist sounds so much like Whitney it's scary. Her musical legacy and infl...
• Now tuning in to Whitney Houston Homegoing Special on BET.
• Watching "Slavery By Another Name" and feeling blessed and humbled at how Africa...
• Reliance Bancshares cuts losses in Q4, 2011
• So who's tuning in to the NAACP Image Awards on Channel 5? Can't say that I expe...
• President's Day activities at The Magic House in St. Louis
• St. Charles developer pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Former Coral Mortgage Bankers VP sentenced for fraud
• Tax return e-filers: Beware of identity theft scams
• Commerce executives see bonuses boosted
• Chowin’ down at the Pro Ho: Food you want, all you can eat
• A tour of Express Scripts’ high-tech pharmacy
• If you can't make it to Forest Park for the Navy & Silver basketball game, as th...
• Jewish Family & Children’s buys building to relocate food pantry
• Local exec pushing bill to change federal prison contracts
• President's Day weekend sale at Once Upon a Child five clearance items for $5.00
• If you can't make the Navy-and-Silver Spirit Game here at Forest Park Monday eve...
• Don't forget to get your tickets for Salute to Young Leaders on Feb. 23. Tickets...
• Safety National opens Chicago office
• UMSL offers free viewing of moon, stars, galaxies
• President's Day sales and coupons from STL Mommy
• Missouri resident to get $31 million in Citigroup settlement
• UMSL Events for Feb. 18-24, 2012
• Think of it as sisterhood of the reluctant bridal party – five very different wo...
• Coach Shelley Ethridge lost her dad to cancer a few months ago. The family wante...
• Southwest ups fares by $10, industry follows
• Eye on UMSL: Swish!
• Today (Feb. 17): Flashback Friday - In honor of STLCC’s 50th Anniversary the FV...
• Monsanto battles Idaho utilities
• Gov. Quinn to meet China's vice president
• Postal service seeks 50-cent stamp, no Saturday delivery
• Firefighters sue city of St. Louis over pension changes
• Icahn make $2.6 billion hostile bid for CVR Energy
• Congress finalizes payroll tax cut deal
• Conoco selling Vietnam unit for $1.3 billion
• Groupon testing VIP program
• Molson Coors Q4 profit jumps 58%
• Public attitudes toward federal spending, taxes deeply divided, new polls finds
• Less lively aluminum baseball bats change game
• New study looks at medication use of kids with ASD, ADHD
• What's your story? Share it!
• Join us Feb. 20 at the Forest Park gym for the Navy & Silver Spirit basketball g...
• Tom Carnahan joins energy trade group's board
• St. Louis Community College will celebrate accomplishments of its basketball tea...
• YTB sells land near headquarters for $500,000
• 2012 Alumni Reunion Scheduled for June 5-7
• State of Missouri website defaced
• Green Dot program empowers bystanders to take action
• Iconic furniture focus of Gallery 210 exhibit
• Kiss winter goodbye; Cardinals TV schedule is out
• Six Flags loss widens; opening new water park attraction
• Have you filed your 2012-2013 FAFSA? To be given priority consideration for fin...
• Cosentino Center coming to St. Louis this fall
• Mercantile Library director takes visitor back in time
• Recycle your old cell phones! Andrea Nichols and Kathleen Swyers, in the AAWCC,...
• The MBU Theatre Dept presents "The Crucible" tonight through Saturday at 7:30 pm...
• Be there Monday night! Women's game at 5:30 p.m. and Men's game at 7:30 p.m. Our...
• Hidden Valley ski resort announces $2 million expansion
• Cardinals promo packs are here: Win spring training trip
• Convergys Customer Management Group settles religious discrimination lawsuit
• Mike Matheny named to Ranken Jordan board
• Build-A-Bear Workshop posts $17 million loss for 2011
• Opera Theatre to present ‘The Elixir of Love’
• Concordia Seminary to Host Day of Homiletical Reflection
• Today (Feb. 16): Drums and Music of Africa – Bobby Norfolk. 11 a.m.-11:45 a.m.,...
• Gay Straight Alliance
• HSSU 12th Annual Health Fair
• MEMC swings to Q4 loss
• Control Devices to move plant here, create jobs
• Stifel's Q4 profit falls 35%
• Former A-B exec Levy named president of Royal Canin
• MasterCard picks Ireland for new global technologies office
• Moody's may downgrade 17 big banks, 114 in Europe
• AT&T continues search for acquisition target
• GM eliminates traditional pension for salaried workers
• Koster seeks end to Missouri Second Injury Fund
• Lindenwood U to add communications center, new programs in Belleville
• Control Devices celebrates relocating manufacturing facility on Thursday
• Webster’s new chess clubbers get New York Times nod
• MEMC swings to a $1.5 billion loss in fourth quarter
• Support our Forest Park SGA's efforts for Trees for Joplin!
• House pets inspire musician
• Tonight's the night...the theatrical premiere of "Bad Things for Good Reasons" t...
• Lathrop & Gage lures two lawyers from Gallop
• Driver stuck in a rut, literally
• UMSL nursing conference explores health disparities, offers free health screenings
• Crestwood Sears will chop 102 employees when it closes
• AT&T invests more than $2.3 billion in Missouri since 2008
• Patients First terminates CEO Joseph Gubbels
• Boeing signs leasing deal with Volotea airlines
• Career conference to connect students with global leaders
• Need money for college? There will be Financial Aid Workshops at Meramec on Th...
• Anheuser-Busch loses digital marketing executive to Glam Media
• Once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity: Earn college credit while touring London and Par...
• Alumnus excels as athlete, succeeds as educator
• Artists to issue ‘Pop Manifesto’ at Gallery Visio
• Hop on down to Café East at 12:30 p.m. for “The Rise and Fall of Hip Hop” with o...
• Lady Archers win by 1 pt! Yay!
• Ryun Davis scored 21 in the men's victory over Penn Valley. Go Archers!
• Today (Feb. 15): Lunch ‘n’ Learn - “Key African-Americans Who Helped STLCC to Pr...
• Minnie Driver To Perform At Annual illumination Gala
• Winter Placements Accounced at Concordia Seminary
• Winter Placements Announced at Concordia Seminary
• David Steward named Black Engineer of the Year
• Seminary to Host 14th Annual Vocatio for High School Youth
• Koster asks for federal health insurance law to be thrown out
• FCC pulls plug on LIghtSquared plan over GPS fears
• Buffett increases stakes in DirecTV, Liberty Media
• Icahn says CVR Energy should sell itself
• Changes proposed for St. Louis County farmers markets
• Illinois could lose millions in public transportation funds
• Kellogg to pay $2.7 billion to buy Pringles
• Capital One wins approval to buy ING Direct
• Tentative deal reached to extend payroll tax cut
• Combination PET-MRI scanner expands imaging frontiers
• Diabetes may start in the intestines, research suggests
• Trailnet on Tap - Multimodal Travel
• Work & Livable Lives Conference Feb. 27 and 28
• Local Author Tells History of KMOX Radio Through Photographs
• Now watching "The Loving Story" on HBO-E. The film is a documentary chronicling...
• Illinois has 13th highest sales tax rate, Missouri 37th
• 14 minutes isn't late?
• Freed death row inmate tells his story
• Make sure to check out the pictures and video posted on our wall from the Educat...
• Join the fun Monday evening and show your Navy-Silver Spirit!
• Rams name Snead general manager
• Farr: Emerson will sell Knaack and other units with sales of $2-$3 billion
• Hall takes new job in Missouri economic development
• The 2012 Education Job Fair was held today in the Mabee Great Hall at Missouri B...
• Missouri hotel owner files for bankruptcy
• Advanced Aerospace Technologies sues Boeing for $160 million
• Don Senti, the executive director of the Cooperating School Districts (CSD) and...
• Congratulations to Theresa Thaller who won the $1,000 scholarship drawing we hel...
• Lee Bernstein named COO for SSM Health Care-St. Louis
• Panera No. 5 best franchise to invest in
• Viasystems Q4 profit up 69 percent
• New website seeks to serve as campus marketplace
• Share the joys of reading and healthy eating with your child at the Parent Child...
• There's still time to make this morning's Education Job Fair. Dozens of school...
• Happy Valentine's Day St. Louis! Are you celebrating w/ your "boo" tonight, last...
• Happy Valentine's Day! The National Society of Black Engineers at FV will be sel...
• AIDS Testing
• Allied Healthcare's Q2 profit drops 81%
• Pentagon plans to restructure Boeing tanker deal
• MU students to testify against funding cuts
• Google wins U.S., European approval to buy Motorola
• Monsanto to appeal poisoning verdict in French court
• AT&T, Verizon to sell 4G iPad
• Apple testing tablet with smaller screen
• Xstrata selling 20% stake in $6.4 billion coal project
• Help for entrepreneurs in Obama's proposed budget
• Bill to add cell numbers to No-Call list moves forward
• Travel the world through poster art at Gallery FAB
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Feb. 14-20
• Protein may play role in obesity, diabetes, aging
• Antibiotics ineffective for most sinus infections
• Twitter subpoenas a challenge to intellectual privacy
• Any thoughts on BET Honors 2012?
• Due to inclement weather, Missouri Baptist University's main campus will operate...
• Sweet Valentine's Day deals on Facebook
• Three Valentine freebies and deals for kids, classroom parties or kids at heart
• 45 faculty start testing iPads, apps for classrooms
• February 13th, the week aheade
• Navy & Silver Spirit Game
• Express Scripts, Medco provide FTC with info on merger
• St. Louis banks swing to $73 million profit in 2011
• XTRA Lease orders 9,400 new semi-trailers
• St. Louis Metro 73rd in public transit usage
• Perhaps you are wondering if the predicted snow will have any impact on classes...
• ESDT student, Bridgett Wings is going to be one of the first Dual Enrollment stu...
• What non-profits are the largest in the St. Louis area?
• Thank you to Eric Griffith and Angie Finks from Bancorp South for giving a prese...
• You can take FREE computer classes at the Center for Workforce Innovation throug...
• STLCC has been an institution in the St. Louis area for 50 years, and we're cele...
• Deconstructing Oscar Wilde’s American tour
• Emerson wins multi-million contract from company operated by BP
• Dillard’s St. Louis stores give $27,575 to Ronald McDonald House
• Rock climbing gym to open in historic City Hospital
• Perhaps you are wondering if the predicted snow will have any impact on classes...
• A-B to invest up to $80 million in Arnold can facility
• Eye on UMSL: The butterfly awakens
• Construction begins on $37.8 million Illinois Police Forensic Laboratory
• Are you thinking about the snow today, maybe wondering if it will have any impac...
• Today (Feb. 13): The Truth Behind Africa 11:30 a.m. –1 p.m., Multipurpose Room A...
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• End of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac poses questions for small banks
• Calls Announced for 19 DELTO Pastors
• Tax rate rises for Missouri employers
• President Obama to unveil 2013 budget plan today
• Quinn defends Illinois business climate
• Brad Lakin's law firm changes name, moves to St. Louis
• Missouri exports to China set record
• Gannett offering employee buyouts
• GE plans to hire 5,000 veterans, open 3 U.S. plants
• Anne Klein owner gives $5.5 million to Mizzou
• Illinois offices closed today
• The St. Louis American gives the 54th Annual Grammy Awards a C- overall (even wi...
• How did Jennifer Hudson do with her Whitney Houston tribute performance?
• Breaking News SARAA Alert: Parental Kidnaping Alert
• Kenya Vaughn says that Rihanna and Katy Perry are among her best dressed of the...
• Any thoughts on the Grammys thus far? LL Cool J did a marvelous job with his int...
• Are you watching The Grammy's? Keep an eye out for Fine Arts Prof. Ladd Faszold...
• Top high school science students recognized for excellence
• Musical trio Silver Roots to perform at Touhill
• RecycleMania has begun! The college is participating in a nation-wide program ca...
• Blunt expected to intro bill on contraception coverage
• Be careful out there on the streets St. Louis. The snow is picking up. Plus it's...
• Join us Feb. 20 at the Forest Park gym for the Navy & Silver Spirit basketball g...
• January revenue flat at St. Louis-area casinos
• Get ready for some good eats next week! Feb. 13-18 is Soul Food Week in the Cafe...
• Kaiser Electric starts work on $21.7 million renovations at MU
• PHOTOS: 40 Under 40 event at the Chase Park Plaza
• Check out this article highlighting the work the great students of STLCC are doi...
• Biologist called ‘Darwin’s heir’ to give conference keynote speech
• McCarthy hiring for 60 new positions
• OUTTAKES: February 10
• Local boy makes good as scientist
• Clayton Century Foundation pledges $400,000 for Shaw Park sculpture
• KV Pharmaceutical’s Q4 loss more than 7 times revenue
• SLIDESHOW: Inside the vault at Mercantile Library
• Right now between Communications North and Communications South, News Day is goi...
• Documentary focuses on man called ‘black Mozart’
• The Meramec Student Governance Council is hosting a FOOD FIGHT! No, not THAT ki...
• Check out our special 50th website!
• Grace Hill Head Start will be in the Student Center Lobby for on-campus recruiti...
• Woohoo! Eight in a row! Go Archers!
• Season highs in scoring and margin of victory! Go Lady Archers!
• UMSL Events for Feb. 11-17, 2012
• Media Coverage: January 2012
• Alums Jeremy and Sarah Proemsey were honored on FOX 2 KTVI last night for the wo...
• Oglala Sioux Tribe sues Anheuser-Busch InBev
• Arch Coal's Q4 profit jumps 48%
• Isle of Capri sells La. riverboat, subsidiary
• House passes insider trading ban for lawmakers
• Anheuser-Busch InBev eyes China's Kingway Brewery assets
• University Club Tower headed to foreclosure sale
• Lehman Brothers sues Citigroup for $2.5 billion
• 'A Fall from Grace' to film in St. Louis
• Postal Service posts $3.3 billion loss
• Missouri House passes workplace discrimination bill
• Isle of Capri sells La. riverboat, subsidiary
• Students make tax season less taxing
• Help support STLCC-Forest Park's fundraising efforts for "Trees for Joplin."
• St. Charles Convention Center posts profit for 2011
• Perficient buys Chicago-based PointBridge for $22 million
• Congratulations to Lajoice B. & Curtis S., the winners of our Trey Songz Anticip...
• Mo., Ill. to participate in $25 billion bank settlement
• Fontbonne University gets $250,000 gift
• City Academy receives $1.5 million for school’s expansion
• Sigma-Aldrich’s annual profit grows 19 percent
• Belden sees Q4 profit fall 53%
• Looking for good news on the economy? Skip this
• Cataldo steps down at CPI; James Abel named interim CEO
• Area middle school students to perform at Touhill
• Economist to explore great policy experiments, debates of last 100 years
• Puppeteers to present provocative improv at Touhill
• Furniture Brands Q4 loss narrows
• Express Scripts wins $2.4 billion contract from Maryland
• Bunge's Q4 profit falls 16%
• Banks, government near $25 billion settlement
• MU sees major interest from out-of-state students
• UnitedHealth changes payment structure
• Parkway School Board approves up to $9.6 million in cuts
• Ameren moving energy marketing unit to Collinsville
• Anheuser-Busch distributors share craft brands
• American Airlines creditors push merger
• Missed "The Blacklist"? Repeat performance Thursday! In the Highlander Lounge fr...
• Here's a new link to the Trey Songz Anticipation 2our giveaway for our mobile us...
• BioGenerator, Center for Emerging Technologies open third funding round
• Express Scripts wins $2.4 billion contract from Maryland
• Emerson adds Joshua Bolten to board of directors
• 1-day only! Trey Songz Anticipation 2our ticket giveaway! Visit our Contests sec...
• Viasystems Q4 income jumps 142 percent
• St. Louis Science Center teaches healthy habits with Delta Dental Theatre
• Free Valentine's Day party for kids at St. Louis County Library
• Build-A-Bear, A Squared Entertainment sign licensing deal with 505 Games
• Valentine's Day party ideas: Word game for kids
• Saint Louis Science Center cuts expenses, laying off 24 workers
• Build-A-Bear toys to again appear in Happy Meals
• FDA approves Mobius Therapeutics’ glaucoma surgery drug
• Art museum raises $147 million, surpasses goal
• Free Valentine's Day game for kids' school party
• Valentine's Day scavenger hunt game, scrapbook idea for kids
• Programmers, designers gather at 2012 Global Game Jam
• Tomorrow (Feb. 9): The History of African-Americans in the United States Student...
• Cavalia? Here’s the scoop
• Gang activity goes viral
• Seminar to showcase social work scholar’s research
• Ralcorp sees Q1 profit slip 8%, plans to shutter plant
• Local Playwright Wins Mustard Seed's National New Play Contest
• Panera's Q4 profit up 6%; CFO leaving
• ESCO Technologies profit down by half in Q1
• AMC Entertainment seeks $300 million in loans
• Southwest Airlines shows dip in January traffic
• DocX charged with forgery in Mo. foreclosures
• Glencore, Xstrata merger to create $90 billion company
• Brown Shoe said to have bid on Collective Brands
• Gov. Nixon proposes reducing college budget cuts
• Illinois to compete with gas prices in Missouri
• DNA sequencing helps identify cancer cells for immune system attack
• Trailnet Newsletter - February 2012
• The Service Stars will be on campus Wednesday, Feb. 8, in the Student Center Lob...
• Six candidates running for two seats in April 3 election.
• Our Black History Month celebration continues Wednesday, Feb. 8, with two progra...
• Panera profit rises 13.5 percent in Q4; CFO leaving
• ESCO Technologies profit falls 52 percent in Q1
• Fleishman-Hillard ups stake in Moscow joint venture
• Student courts Miss Missouri crown
• Supervalu to cut 800 corporate and regional jobs
• McCarthy Building Cos. opens Collinsville office
• VIDEO: Stiritz rings opening bell on New York Stock Exchange
• Brightergy gets $1.1 million Clayton solar contract
• St. Louis unions put $600,000 into homebuying incentive program
• Sitton Construction relocates in O’Fallon, Ill.
• Have old textbooks? Donate them to the Better World Book Drive being sponsored b...
• Thank you to Ehrhardt Tool & Machine on the donation of their annual scholarship...
• Mercy Hospital to pay U.S. $365,000 settlement
• The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis presents RACE by David Mamet. Feb. 8 - Mar. 4
• What to do with those old eyeglasses
• Today is the deadline to enter to win tickets to see Jenifer Lewis' black histor...
• Des Lee music festival to include 400 area students
• What helps students graduate?
• Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis ranked No. 1 by U.S. News
• Ready to roll up your sleeve? There will be a blood drive tomorrow from 10 a.m....
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Jan. 31-Feb. 6
• Centene Q4 profit rises 19%
• A-B, MillerCoors enter hard cider market
• Consolidated Communications to buy SureWest for $341M
• Emerson sees Q1 profit fall 23%
• I-70 toll bill introduced in Missouri Senate
• Mo. House Committee pushes tax credits for data storage
• Verizon, Redbox partner on DVD, streaming service
• Lampe makes bid for Mo. lieutenant governor post
• Disney, Univision in talks on news channel
• <p>Facebook valuation will be high, but justified, expert says<br /></p>
• Three Olin Cup startups to receive $50,000 each
• Fidelity to acquire O’Charley’s
• Reuters report: FTC will oppose Express Scripts purchase of Medco
• Ralcorp completes Post spinoff
• King Eddie?
• St. Louis No. 20 in private-sector job growth
• Rams London tickets on sale now
• Express Scripts issues debt in preparation of Medco deal
• Economist examines relationship between morality, economics
• Build-A-Bear to open second hospital-based store
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• FOCUS ON SUCCESS - Making the Grades You’d Like to Make? Learn the tips and tric...
• Quartet celebrates century of playing
• CPI moves to the Nasdaq
• Bridge could fix St. Louis/Kansas Cty Amtrak bottleneck
• Boeing lands $1.8 billion deal with India
• Boeing finds fuselage problems on Dreamliners
• Celebrate the 40 Under 40 all stars Thursday
• Wessels to file suit against city treasurer
• Peabody's Shawnee proposal draws criticism
• McCaskill to present plans to keep post offices open
• Sales for Rams' London game could restart soon
• Shopping malls suffer, try to find new life
• Congratulations to the Super Bowl champion New York Giants! St. Louis rejoices w...
• No smoking on college property and in college vehicles ban will be enforced with...
• Bands director to help steer future of state music organization
• Head of St. Louis-based relief group to speak
• Trailnet News - Update On Federal Transportation Bill - Bike/Ped Funding Not Restored
• Mizzou Tigers comeback to beat Kansas 74-71. End game on a 9-0 run!
• Who's watching the Mizzou vs Kansas game? Let's go Tigers!
• February 4th, the week ahead
• More to love on Valentine's Day with these great tips on sparking that fire
• CPI moves to the Nasdaq
• Mo Tre, Da Way, Sheneatha Frison & Pookie rocked The Newsletter's 7th year
• Continuum will have an on-campus recruiting event on Monday, Feb. 6, from 11:30...
• Mocktail alternative to alcohol for your Super Bowl party
• Five pizza deals for Super Bowl XLVI 2012
• Missouri No. 2 in teen unemployment
• Champion college chess team moves to Webster U
• IT staffing is specialty for area temp firms
• Ameren Missouri files 14.6 percent rate increase
• Planned Parenthood raises $3 million in wake of controversy
• St. Louis Fire Department gets $789,200 technology grant
• Zoltek swings to profit for Q1
• Woohoo! Not only is our famous alum, World Series MVP David Freese profiled on M...
• We now have a healthy snack machine in the cafeteria! 2BU has organic and vegan...
• My alma mater was books, a good library. I could spend the rest of my life readi...
• Walgreens stung by loss of Express Scripts
• Child center undergoes facelift in new year
• Last night, MLB Network aired an interview with St. Louis Cardinals third basema...
• Teen girls needed for HIV/AIDS prevention program
• Eye on UMSL: He loves me
• UMSL Events for Feb. 4-10, 2012
• Isle again extends deadline for sale of La. riverboat
• Insurance pays for $.3 million in autism treatments in Missouri
• Ellisville supports sale tax measure pushed by Chesterfield
• MasterCard profit up 24 percent for 2011
• Donations flood Planned Parenthood after Komen announcement
• Ruling on Congressional redistricting due today
• Martha Stewart Living: Macy's deal has loophole
• Six Flags begins filling 3,000 jobs this weekend
• Walgreen buying BioScrip assets for $225 million
• American Airlines outsourcing plan angers union
• Confluence Newsletter - February 1, 2012
• <p>American Airlines layoffs could spell end of the airline</p>
• Ah, grilled cheese -- one of life's great comfort foods! Our Cafeteria will feat...
• Isle again extends deadline for sale of La. riverboat
• Florida millionaire who adopted his lover has lawsuit here
• We're excited and proud to tell you that an interview with STLCC Archers basebal...
• Bakers annual sales down slightly
• Research puts ‘nail in the coffin’ of popular neutral theory in ecology
• Hall steps down, Pieper named acting DED director
• TRiO SSS Transfer Fair
• SLIDESHOW: Top 10 consumer scams for 2011
• Smarrelli to appear in Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show
• Upcoming Lecture to Feature Luther Scholar
• Patriot Coal annual loss more than doubles
• Don Cornelius' death yesterday sent shockwaves through the U.S., prompting nosta...
• Happy Groundhog Day! Are you ready for spring?
• Meramec Cares will be selling food items today in the Student Center Commons con...
• Today (Feb. 2): Film Screening: The Great Northwest: It Not about Us. It’s About...
• Criminologist explores crime trends street by street
• Pevely Dairy demolition to get another hearing
• Amdocs profit jumps 26 percent in Q1
• LivingSocial lost $558 million last year
• Facebook offers reasons not to like its shares
• KPMG buying tax unit from Thomson Reuters
• Missouri senators sink economic director nominee
• Site of failed downtown condo tower has new owner
• Chicago Fed blames baby boomers for drop in labor force
• Pujols 5 restaurant getting new name
• Workplace discrimination vote delayed in Jefferson City
• Three start-ups share Olin Cup prize
• New book explores forgotten freedom of assembly 
• New Transportation Bill Threatens To Eliminate Bike/Ped Funding
• R.I.P. David Peaston! You made St. Louis proud with your music, your heart and y...
• Amdocs Q1 net income up 26 percent
• Tappmeyer’s leadership instrumental in men’s basketball turnaround
• CVC plan calls for $124 million in Dome improvements
• Marketing expert talks new J.C. Penney pricing strategy, future of retail
• Congratulations to Meramec on their artistic achievements!
• Traffic at Lambert up 2 percent in 2011
• Evolution exploration to bring together researchers in biology, human sciences, humanities
• Procter & Gamble plans to cut 1,600 jobs
• American Airlines to cut 13,000 to 15,000 jobs
• Express Scripts building sold to NY REIT for $43 million
• Pfizer recalls Akrimax birth control pills, may not protect
• Suddenlink’s 2011 revenue jumps 12.5 percent
• SLU, Des Peres hospitals sign contract agreement with Anthem
• Morey leaves Appia to lead BlueBird Network
• GM Wentzville plant to build 1,200 vans for AT&T
• There will be an Interior Design and Kitchen & Bath Design information session t...
• Today (Feb. 1): African American Heritage Kick-Off Celebration. Join us at 11 a....
• Black History Month Kickoff today at 11:30 a.m. in Cafeteria - Music, Dancers, T...
• Education scholar establishes Missouri Peer Supports Project
• According to TMZ.com, Soul Train legend Don Cornelius has been found dead due to...
• C-III Capital completes acquisition of NAI Global
• Southwest, AirTran flight attendants OK seniority agreement
• Sigma-Aldrich completes acquisition of BioReliance
• The IM conversation where 19-year-old Zuckerberg decides to build Facebook
• Tax credits under China Hub plan head to MO house
• American Airlines will seek to end worker pensions
• Energizer Holdings profit up 30 percent in Q1
• YRC Worldwide wants union approval for unit restructuring
• Deadline today for CVC to present dome plan to Rams
• M.A.C. gets new general manager
• Bike Commute Challenge and Bike Swap Success Story
• Sigma-Aldrich completes acquisition of BioReliance
• DON'T FORGET: Auditions are TONIGHT and TOMORROW at 7 p.m. in the studio theatr...
• STLCC is celebrating 50 years! Visit our brand new 50th Anniversary website and...
• Stifel, SAIL units plan Canadian VC fund
• Black History Month is back with another exciting month of activities for all of...
• Discover more about African-American heritage at St. Louis Community College-Flo...
• Lindenwood University receives $280,000 grant
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis a top getaway destination
• Missouri to receive $78,000 from drug settlement
• Obama campaign turns to Square for campaign contributions
• Another quality article from the Meramec award-winning campus newspaper, The Mon...
• Post Holdings to join S&P MidCap 400 Index
• STLCC is celebrating 50 years! Visit our brand new 50th Anniversary website and...
• Olin Corp.’s annual net income up 273 percent
• 30 years ago Jan. 30-31, the bi-state area was blanketed with 16-20 of snow, eve...
• Art educator snags national honor
• Applications, admissions, spirits soar
• Director talks ‘Intimate Apparel’
• Want to be a good neighborhood leader?
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Jan. 24-Feb. 3
• St. Louis gets a peek at Boeing Dreamliner
• McKesson buys Medicine Shoppe Canada
• Monsanto awards $30,000 to Grow St. Louis winners
• ADM’s Q2 earnings down 89 percent
• Illinois reactor shutdown under investigation
• Pep Boys going private in $800 million deal
• Illinois No. 1 in adding wind turbines
• UMB Bank sells Indiana corporate trust unit to U.S. Bank
• MasterCard joins push on high-tech cards
• Amighetti’s sub named a favorite
• P&G marketing layoffs new sign of the times, expert says
• <p>YouthBridge SEIC finalists named<br /></p>
• Monsanto awards $30,000 to Grow St. Louis winners
• Speaker credited with breaking stained-glass ceiling
• President Obama is set to begin his 1st ever "virtual interview" on YouTube and...
• Now, in addition to our latest Contests, we also have apps linking our Twitter a...
• Missouri settles with contractor accused of consumer fraud
• St. Louis 4th among U.S. cities for manufacturing jobs
• Have you been smoking on campus? St. Louis Community College is Tobacco Free. Ef...
• Historian to revisit African American social reform
• Enforcement of the district-wide tobacco ban begins Feb. 15. Board approved a po...
• Belden stops pursuing RuggedCom
• Developer to discuss NorthSide Regeneration
• Boeing selects firms for Canadian Chinook support
• The Meramec Theatre conducts auditions tomorrow and Wednesday (Jan. 31 and Feb....
• Panel to focus on rental housing in St. Louis
• SLIDESHOW: Top 7 companies that are hiring
• Congratulations to music instructor Marty Renner-Hughes, who was awarded the Out...
• Marketing Alliance swings to Q2 loss
• First Banks Q4 loss narrows
• Union Station GM leaves due to uncertain future
• Ivie & Associates buys Ziglin Signs
• Make sure to come out tomorrow for another Backpack to Briefcase session at 2pm!...
• We would like to welcome Marvin Crawford who joined Ranken on January 12 as a su...
• Congratulations to the 26 new members of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society! For...
• Thank you to HOK for allowing our Architecture S-STEM to visit! Read more about...
• Enforcement of the district-wide tobacco ban begins Feb. 15. Board approved a po...
• Check out this week's student newsletter
• St. Louis’ welcome home parade first in nation
• Eye on UMSL: Game on!
• WellPoint shakes up doctors' pay
• Mo. lawmakers want cell phones allowed on No Call list
• Bank of America shakes up investment banking unit
• ABB acquiring Thomas & Betts for $3.9 billion
• Missouri offered $80 million in tax breaks last year
• Delta mulls bid for US Airways
• Demolition begins on St. John's hospital in Joplin
• Kaiser Electric completes work on MU power plant
• Experts to discuss solar energy investment Thursday
• Exxon selling Japan operations for $3.9 billion
• City Library Retains Its Impressive Second Place Ranking In National Literacy Study For Third Consecutive Year
• Social work expert creates, oversees online hub resource
• Music professor is Indiana radio station’s featured composer for February
• Win a pair of tickets to see Webster University alum and Hollywood diva Jenifer...
• Blondie's: Sparking old and new romances for Valentine's Day in St. Louis
• Valentine's Day crafts for kids at St. Charles library
• Mo Willems Elephant and Piggie birthday party visits library
• A Tower of jokes and tribulations with funny man HD Reeves' St. Louis exclusive
• Rams can't play in London, CVC says
• Join us tonight for the Friday Night Movie in the SC Commons. Tonight's feature...
• A Pre-Valentine's Day interview with R&B crooner De Andre Perryman of St. Louis
• Volvo Rents acquires Midwest Aerials & Equipment
• Anheuser-Busch’s 6 Super Bowls: a more serious flavor
• Delta Dental Mardi Gras party at St. Louis Zoo
• Delta Dental and penguin parade at St. Louis Zoo
• Congratulatons to the RCDC program which was recently awarded the 2012 Outstandi...
• Fashion Merchandising Majors Make A Difference
• St. Louis general contractors land $6.1 billion in new work
• Anheuser-Busch's two new brews
• Men's Volleyball Competes in New Nationwide Conference
• State of St. Louis stresses transportation, cooperation
• Do you tweet? If you follow us, we'll follow you. twitter.com/mobap
• Sale of Solutia is Quinn’s story, too
• Six Flags St. Louis to hire 3,000 employees
• Post set for Feb. 3 spinoff from Ralcorp
• Ken Rennick joined Ranken on January 9 as a an instructor for a new program star...
• Ranken would like to welcome Daniel Turpiano who officially joined Ranken on Oct...
• Recently 15 of Ranken's ESDT students visited the Chicago office of Sargent & Lu...
• Blood pressure, heart disease checkup at St. Louis West County Center
• Congratulations to ACR student Katie Beck who was recently awarded a scholarship...
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis among top 10 most literate cities
• Dress up party for girls at St. Louis Chick-fil-A
• Playing with marbles par for course for student
• Pecha Kucha St. Louis features 2 UMSL artists
• Have some arts and culture for lunch
• Hey Spartans! An important deadline is right around the corner. The last day to...
• Need assistance filling out college financial aid forms? Free help is on the way...
• Tell us your story! We have a Facebook page to mark our 50th Anniversary, with p...
• MBU Theatre is set to bring the Tony-award winning production "The Crucible," to...
• Tiger Mom to speak at February Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club
• UMSL Events for Jan. 28-Feb. 3, 2012
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis’ 40 Under 40 all-stars
• Jeffrey Boyd to run for St. Louis City treasurer
• Cobalt buys 13-building portfolio in St. Louis, Dallas
• Solutia acquired by Eastman Chemical for $3.4 billion
• Amazon to plan streaming service to compete with Netflix
• AT&T considers sale of Yellow Pages
• Mortgage rate increases, still under 4 percent
• Crowne Plaza at airport faces foreclosure
• Starbucks’ profit up 10 percent in fiscal-first quarter
• Laclede Group names new chiarman, CEO
• Alumni named to ’40 Under 40’
• Flashback Friday tomorrow! We're starting with the '60s, when STLCC first began!...
• Chick-fil-A expands to Wentzville
• Laclede Group names new chairman, CEO
• Coming up: St. Louis’ 40 Under 40 all-stars
• New RCGA chief will speak at Wash U. on his first day
• SSM opens first urgent care clinic, in St. Charles
• Business Journal State of St. Louis event tomorrow
• Graybar to open in Joplin, Mo., employ 3
• James Avery to open jewelry store in Des Peres
• CityArchRiver updates plans for Arch grounds
• Anheuser-Busch InBev signs 5-year agreement with Lexmark
• Teacher of music teachers enters hall of fame
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• <span>Study looks at how kids with autism spend their screen time</span>
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• 7-11 (x2) Armed Robberies
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• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Jan. 17-Jan. 23
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• Seminary to Bless Completed Construction Projects
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• Missouri House mulls shorter week to cut costs
• Schlichter forms Arch Grants group to fund startups
• S&P puts Patriot on watch for possible rating cut
• Report: Kroenke considering bid on L.A. Dodgers
• Starbucks adding wine, beer to lure late day traffic
• MoDOT plan to widen I-270 would narrow lanes
• Macy's files lawsuit against Martha Stewart Living
• Post-Dispatch owner Lee to exit bankruptcy Jan. 30
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• Criminologist weighs in on dropping crime rates, ‘Knockout King’
• Abercrombie store closes at Chesterfield Mall
• Ascension Health announces new leadership
• Gallery Visio looks to Renaissance for next exhibit
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• Stereotaxis get delisting notice from Nasdaq
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• Olin forms joint venture with BAE to bid on Army contract
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• Bryan Cave makes The Wall Street Journal
• Southwest to cut service to six AirTran-served cities
• US Airways creating plan to merge with American Airlines
• Belden to extend offer to buy RuggedCom
• Bi-State bonds downgraded by Fitch
• Walmart names woman as CEO of Sam's Club
• MoDOT may bypass voters on I-70 toll-road decision
• Redbox becomes No. 1 source of DVD, Blu-ray rentals
• Apache buying Cordillera Energy for $2.9 billion
• ZeaVision Earns NSF International Certified For Sport(R) Designation
• <span>‘Public Education at a Crossroads’: Brown School, Teach for America co-sponsor panel discussion Jan. 26</span>
• Transportation experts talks toll
• Transportation experts talks tolls
• UMSL video display to expose visitors to transcendent experience
• Video display to expose visitors to transcendent experience
• UMSL Tritons Men’s Hoops Pulls Out Last Second Thriller Against William Jewell
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• Illinois snowstorm blows away St. Louisans’ travel plans
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• Boeing settles allegations it overcharged government for Chinook work
• Stillman inks agreement to buy Blues
• DATABASE: Sinquefield’s political contributions top $1.6 million in fourth quarter
• Buffets Inc. closes 3 area HomeTown Buffets
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• Students to stage Pulitzer winner’s ‘Intimate Apparel’
• The Institute for Science and Mathematics Open House
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• Rideshare Fair
• Leaders agree to promote trade between St. Louis, Indonesia
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• Bank of America sees profit for 2011
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• American Airlines misses pension payment
• 30-year mortgages hit new record low
• St. Louis Old Courthouse getting $3.4 million facelift
• Lockheed won’t dispute Boeing missile contract
• GM re-emerges as world's top-selling automaker
• Missouri unemployment claims rise
• Judy Baker running for Missouri lieutenant governor
• More Eagle Watching In The Confluence
• Missouri fails all smoke-related tests
• St. Louis population reaches 2.8 million
• Thanks Patch for the great coverage of yesterday's wrestling meet.
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• Suntrup donates $650,000 warehouse property to De Smet
• Blue Cross of Illinois signs agreement with Tenet
• Seminary’s SMP Program Featured in St. Louis Newspaper
• Don't forget about the RideShare Fair tomorrow!
• Schrader named Missouri S&T chancellor
• Why are alumni so important?
• Medicaid fraud recoveries topped $20 million, Mo. AG says
• Carnahan's Wind Capital secures $350 million for project
• Shell Community Federal Credit Union names Lyons president
• Gallery 210 to host retrospective on modern artist Harry Bertoia
• Monsanto buys into biotech firm RaNA Therapeutics
• UMSL to enshrine 2012 class in sports hall
• Edward Jones No. 5 on Fortune's best places to work
• Andy Dawson named president of PrivateBank in St. Louis
• Icahn raises stake in WebMD
• Google plan for super Internet in Kansas City hits snag
• Dave Checketts hired as Legends Hospitality CEO
• Careerbliss.com ranks happiest, unhappiest cities
• FIFA says beer must be sold at World Cup
• Illinois' unpaid bills top $8.5 billion
• Target suspends sale of credit card receivables
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• Arvidson to be participating scientist on Curiosity, the new Mars rover
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• PrivateBank names Dawson president of St. Louis market
• Patriot Coal to pay $7.5 million penalty in selenium settlement
• Gerontologist joins ITN America’s research panel
• Political scientists analyze Gov. Nixon’s State of the State address
• Tax preparer pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
• MADCO to ‘Exercise Imagination’ of young people
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• HomeTown Buffet owner again files for bankrupcty
• Missouri S&T to announce new chancellor Thursday
• MEMC expects big Q4 loss
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• Stifel sued over bonds on failed casino
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• Centene wins Washington state Medicaid business
• Missouri lost 11,800 jobs in December
• Yahoo co-founder Yang exits board
• Northern Trust eliminating 700 jobs
• Budweiser ranked among world's most valuable brands
• Google, others join today's protest of anti-piracy bill
• USDA to award Missouri $49 million in aid today
• Challenge to Mo. redistricting upheld by Supreme Court
• Kraft cutting 1,600 jobs
• Gov. Nixon proposes cutting 800 state jobs, higher ed funding
• Governor Nixon’s State of the State address and the Republican response
• Immune system memory cells have trick for self preservation
• BMW recalls Mini Cooper and other Mini series vehicles
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• Enter our Facebook-exclusive Branford Marsalis ticket giveaway! Win a pair of t...
• BMO Harris keeps Southwest Bank clients
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• 200 UMSL volunteers do what they do best – give back to their community
• Midas Hospitality to operate Hampton Inn in Oklahoma
• MEMC won't confirm SunEdison investment in Japan
• Poet’s work picked for Free Verse series
• Emerson gives $1 million grant to St. Louis County Library Foundation
• SLIDESHOW: Southwest plans cabin makeovers
• Ralcorp details Post cereals spinoff
• Casa de Salud gets $15,000 Trio Foundation grant
• Stocks rise on Spain debt auction, China growth news
• Global Game Jam descends on UMSL
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• Go Lady Archers! Twenty-point victory in first home game of 2012!
• Go Archers! Record's now 10-6 for the year!
• Congrats to a most deserving Coach Albrecht!
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• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Jan. 10-Jan. 16
• Mild winter could save Illinois households $150
• BMW recalling 89,000 Minis
• Facebook, American Airlines top list of most hated companies
• Missouri legislation would post grant, budget cuts online
• RBS selling aircraft leasing business for $7.3 billion
• Cruise liner crash could cost Carnival $95 million
• Holcim to take $812 million charge
• Airbus remains atop Boeing as largest jet maker
• Zappos hacked; 24 million accounts stolen
• Kit Bond, business group make trade trip to Indonesia
• <p><span><span>SOPA, PROTECT IP will stifle creativity and diminish free speech</span>, says WUSTL experts<span style="display:inline-block"></span></span></p>
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• MLK Celebration
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• Twitter reacts to new Rams coach
• Patriot Coal idles mines, cuts metallurgical coal production
• Mechanical contractors report growing backlog
• International poster exhibit comes to Gallery FAB
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• SLIDESHOW: Top 7 searched cars in St. Louis in 2011
• ‘Pipeline to Local Office’ encourages women candidates, volunteers
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• We're getting some great wintry photos of the campus. Snap one on your phone and...
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• UMSL Events for Jan. 14-20, 2012
• Walgreen paying social media experts to battle Express Scripts
• CPI says preliminary Q4 sales fell 18%
• Jilly's Cupcake Bar opening in Des Peres
• Missourians approve most bond issues
• More Blockbuster stores to close
• Anheuser-Busch purchases Oklahoma City distributor
• Ameren rate increase wins approval
• Walgreen sued for overcharging for generics
• Bank of America may scale back
• Novartis eliminating 2,000 jobs in U.S.
• Don't forget to snap a photo of our snowy campus and tag us! We'll be giving awa...
• Behind North Hall!
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• U.S. Bancorp CDC, American Express partner on $74 million fund
• St. Louis Shop 'N Save stores extend Thursday coupon deal
• 4 reasons the men’s basketball team is red hot
• ADM to cut 1,000 workers; local impact unclear
• Economist discusses future of ethanol industry, gas prices
• Missouri budget shortfall nears $800 million, group says
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• Delta, TPG said to mull bid for AMR
• Covidien hires Trudeau to run Hazelwood-based pharmaceuticals business
• Goldfarb opens nursing facility at Missouri Baptist
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• Ron Kruszewski's note to Stifel employees
• Raymond James to pay $930 million for Morgan Keegan
• Missouri Senate puts highway legislation in the fast lane
• Purina teams with Jenny Craig on owner-pet diet
• Obama to propose incentives for bringing jobs to US
• Home Depot to hire 70,000 seasonal workers
• St. Louis legislator proposes tax on Internet, cigarettes, alcohol
• IRS said to be underfunded, overwhelmed
• Clayco jet has close call at Midway
• A-B InBev buys Bud trademark from Czech brewer
• Family Culture Day celebrates Hispanic culture with fun activities
• Things to do with kids in St. Louis: Puppet shows
• Eagle Days at the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge
• Illinois sells $800 million in bonds
• Ron Kruszewski’s letter to Stifel employees
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• Raymond James buys Morgan Keegan for $930 million
• Archaeologist discovery named among year’s top findings
• Novelist’s book among Wall Street Journal’s ‘Best of 2011’
• Boeing lands $370 million Army helicopter contract
• Former Edward Jones employee pleads guilty to fraud
• All in the family at Benjamin F. Edwards
• St. Louis among top 20 metros for health care business
• Missouri awards $410 million in small-business loans
• Supervalu loss widens in Q3
• Charter Communications offers $750 million in debt
• January Book Club Thinks Thin with Charles D’Angelo
• PPRC Photo Project documents City Greens Produce
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• St. Anthony's Hospital lays off 85 workers
• Gov. Quinn signs tax credit increase for working poor
• Hostess files for bankruptcy
• Raymond James near $930 million deal to buy Morgan Keegan
• Missouri senator files bill to cut income tax, raise cigarette tax
• Boeing, Lockheed joint venture wins $1.5 billion contract
• Madison school district to close half its buildings
• Roberts Mayfair Hotel agreement with Wyndham terminated
• Kodak sues Apple, HTC for patent infringement
• Prosecutors to appeal dismissal of Steffen charges
• Trailnet Newsletter - January 2012
• Teenager who Murdered neighbor, "just to know what it felt like," Pleads Guilty
• Suspects in Drug Bust, flee arrest and injure multiple bystanders
• St. Louis casino revenue rises 8% in December
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• USDA to shutter two St. Louis-area offices
• Webster U. beats $55 million fundraising goal
• U.S. stocks push higher
• Jim Steiner’s golf outing with Michael Jordan
• Who's A-B gonna call? Denny Long, Miller Killer
• YRC Worldwide auctioning 62 properties
• Cofactor Genomics partners with Intrepid Bioinformatics
• St. Louis among top 20 metros for finance, insurance firms
• New Mississippi River bridge towers at halfway point
• Business pioneer broke color barrier selling Pepsi
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• Expert talks sticker shock in 2012
• Xtreme IT! needs you to vote early, often
• Business Journal Names Alum to 2012 40 Under 40 List
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Jan. 3-Jan. 9
• Get ready for Superbowl: Save money on football party ideas from Party City
• Missouri Gov. Nixon announces jobs initiative
• Bud loses No. 2 spot to Coors Light
• Boeing gets $6 billion Air France order
• USDA closing 259 offices to save $150 million
• American plans to lay off 150, cut two routes
• St. Louis Place office building facing foreclosure
• Recession curbs health-care costs
• 50 employers at Edwardsville job fair today
• St. Louis plans more electronic parking meters
• Stifel back in bidding for Morgan Keegan
• Pizza Street $2.99 lunch during January
• An impressive milestone for Coach Randy Albrecht! Go Archers!
• Student receives prestigious award for oil price impact study
• Criminologists crunch numbers to deter crime
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• Cass buys Florida waste expense-management firm
• Sigma-Aldrich to pay $350 million for BioReliance
• Bristol-Myers to pay $2.5 billion for Inhibitex
• Sigma-Aldrich to buy BioReliance for $350 million
• Report: Jeff Fisher to be named coach of St. Louis Rams
• Bookworm to shutter in Belleville
• Kahn resigns as CEO of Clare's
• Illinois ballot measures target lower electric charges
• Walgreen exec: We are open to deal with Express Scripts
• Apple to open mini-stores in Targets
• American Voices: Now Accepting Applications To Tour Abroad
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• Former AB executive to discuss doing business in China
• Political scientists look back, ahead in Missouri politics
• Sex offender charged with 17 crimes against children in St. Louis
• UMSL Tritons Claim Ninth Straight Win With 70-61 Victory Over Lewis
• UMSL Women Take Down Defending GLVC Tourney Champ Lewis
• Junior Billikens lead Northwestern Mutual here
• St. Louis execs listed among powerful people in health care
• Trio Foundation donates $100,000 to Central Library project
• The hottest ticket in 2012: We Live And Direct every Thursdays at Klub Klymaxx
• Bus brigade, sunshine light up a quiet Friday
• Fete De Glace Ice Carving festival coming to historic Main Street
• Eye on UMSL: Big lift
• Peabody Opera House Donates $100,000 to Support Multiple Sclerosis Research
• Lessons from David Freese
• Missouri Lottery awards top $8.6 million in December
• St. Louis native Timothy Dolan named new cardinal by Vatican
• CVC hits $8 million home run with educators conference
• Jason Reeves
• Cardinals name Kantrovitz to head scouting, promote Slater
• Mark Schmitt joins Brown Shoe Co. as CIO
• Spring semester classes start on Monday!
• Craft Restaurants’ Niche, Pastaria to open in Centene Plaza
• Fancy Nancy tiara craft and storytime for kids
• Bach at the Sem to Hold Two Concerts in Spring 2012
• Tropical party for kids at The Butterfly House
• Girls Night sleepover at the Magic House
• UMSL Tritons Shoot The Lights Out In 79-71 Win Over UWP
• UMSL Women Can’t Overcome Slow Start Against UWP
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• CVC books more conventions for St. Louis
• Odds of IRS audit rise for millionaires
• Webster Records closing after 60 years
• Few specifics offered on defense cuts
• $4 billion to make I-70 a toll road
• Missouri revenue falls in December
• Barnes & Noble considering Nook spinoff
• Judge approves Lee Enterprises' bankruptcy financing
• Electric supplier Blue Star sold to AEP
• MLB, players union sign off on $240 million Pujols deal
• Missouri sues NY telemarketing firms
• Missouri revenue up 1.2% year to date
• Southwest Airlines ranks near top in annual performance analysis
• ASAE conference yields more conventions, spending
• Stocks mixed on international, national news
• St. Louis-area foreclosure rate rises to 1.75 percent
• Harman to close plant in Washington, lay off 237
• Lambert expects storm-damaged Concourse C to reopen in April
• Verizon gives St. Louis nonprofits $73,000 in 2011
• Lehman part of local group seeking Blues ownership
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• Accounting break dancer creates clothing company, scholarship for extraordinary talents
• ‘Mr. UMSL’ takes on new role
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• Illinois gets $186 million for high-speed rail
• LarsonAllen, Clifton Gunderson merger complete
• Alberici partners with Canadian firm to buy Pea Ridge mine
• Study: USPS cuts could cost companies $100 million annually
• Kerr to join Missouri Technology Corp.
• Gas prices rising in Missouri, Illinois
• Kodak preparing to file for bankruptcy
• St. Charles County nixes late tax penalties
• Pepsi said to be considering 4,000 job cuts
• Belden stands by offer to purchase RuggedCom Inc.
• Pulaski Bank targeted for robbery twice
• Celsis unit acquired by AAIPharma
• Illinois gets $186 million for high-speed rail project
• Political scientist analyzes Iowa caucus
• General Growth to spin off weak malls
• Rich Robinson
• St. Louis weather warm: Outdoor activities for kids
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• Astrophysicist’s scientific interests had few boundaries
• St. Louis Public Radio makes program changes
• Missouri state auditor combines two staff posts
• Sensible Dental to launch at Kirkwood Wal-Mart
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• Woman gets prison time for embezzling from pediatricians
• Coach America files for bankruptcy
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• Starbucks raising prices in some regions
• Boeing expected to announce plans for Wichita plant today
• Budvar exports reach record 7.8%
• 3M to buy Avery office products business
• Dollar General to open 625 stores
• Trailnet On Tap Neighborhood Speakers' Series Kicks Off This Month!
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• Kiplinger ranks four Mo., Ill. universities as best values
• Sandberg Phoenix opens Alton office
• Capital for Business buys Perennial Energy
• Ameren Illinois begins modernization plan
• Ruthie Foster & Paul Thorn
• Commencement speakers share wisdom
• Missouri businesses agree to three legislative job proposals
• At Reliance Bank, accentuating the positive
• SSM rehab hospital in Bridgeton to open next week
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Dec. 27-Jan. 2
• Anheuser-Busch names new sports marketing exec
• Shawn Mullins
• 7,300 page views and growing
• St. Louis Zoo brings in 3 million visitors in 2011
• Eye on UMSL: Happy New Year
• Job opening at Wisper Technology Solutions for a Tech Support Specialist.
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• Landry's owner makes $117 million offer for Morton's Steakhouse
• Cablevision sale could lure Charter
• Boeing lands $3.5 billion missile defense contract
• Rams fire coach Spagnuolo, GM Devaney
• Koster wants to expand No-Call List to cellphones
• December same-store sales expected to be up 4.3%
• RIM slashes prices on all PlayBooks
• A-B InBev among biggest Super Bowl XLVI advertisers
• UMSL Tritons Men’s Hoops Holds On For Late Win Over Maryville
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• Korte Co. to build $16 million law office in Las Vegas
• New Year's Eve drunk driving designated driver services in St. Louis
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• No more trashing electronics in Illinois
• Bakers sells Wild Pair trademark for $4 million
• Movie ticket sales worst in 16 years
• Gov. Nixon to name economic development director today
• Army Corps gets $802 million for repairs on Mississippi River
• NFL facing rush of concussion lawsuits
• Walgreen cutting costs as Express Scripts deal ends
• Payroll tax cut threatens Social Security
• American Airlines parent has stock delisted
• Verizon to charge $2 fee to pay wireless bill online
• Bakers sells Wild Pair trademark to Steven Madden for $4 million
• Charter to buy back $321 million in stock
• Sears closing Crestwood store
• Market update: Stocks move higher on positive housing news
• St. Louis Cardinals rank No. 11 in league payroll
• Gateway Packaging elevates Abuaita to CEO
• Obama Administration confirms $30 billion Boeing F-15 deal
• Baker's Ice sold to Home City Ice of Cincinnati
• Midas Hospitality purchases Hampton Inn in Farmington
• Postal Service closure process under fire
• Peabody unit seeks Ill. land swap with Forest Service
• Chesapeake Energy selling $865 million worth of pipelines
• Auditor: Six Missouri taxing districts overcharged
• Online holiday shopping hits record $35.3 billion
• Belgium to probe A-B InBev, Heineken price hikes
• Apple plans to offer customized TV programming
• Missouri elk restoration project goes over budget
• Report: Boeing to sell $30 billion of F-15s to Saudi Arabia
• Pressures mount on Research in Motion board
• Shop 'n Save readies for biz from Express Scripts, Walgreens rift
• Market close: Stocks finish lower; Zoltek, Aegion fall
• Failed sugar deal spurs economic development bill
• AAA free Tipsy Tow on New Year's Eve not available in St. Louis
• MoDOT to limit work over New Year’s weekend
• Midas Hospitality buys hotel in Ohio
• Belden takeover target RuggedCom adopts poison pill
• Kroenke purchases 80-acre Midtown Park site in Dallas
• Jones family gives $300,000 to Peter & Paul Community Services
• Mo. conservation commissioner vies for $50,000 Budweiser grant
• Ascension to finalize Alexian Brothers acquisition
• Craft brewers plan eastward expansion
• New York Times sells regional newspapers for $143 million
• Icahn to sell Commercial Metals stake if tender offer fails
• Alton wins $14 million grant for transportation center
• Online Illinois Lottery sales could start soon
• Small business saw some wins from Congress in 2011
• Study: One-third would leave St. Louis school district if allowed
• Charter's Rutledge could see $90 million pay deal
• Transaero orders 4 Boeing Dreamliners
• GE to buy MetLife's retail banking business
• MOREnet announced that starting at 11 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 27, until approximatel...
• SBA seeks nominations for Tibbetts Awards
• Ehlmann Road to close for improvements
• Bonerama
• Smokes no longer cool in St. Louis schools
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis’ biggest deals in 2011
• Missouri joins $500 million settlement over LCD panels
• Southwest joins carriers fighting new price rule
• Winner named in Saint Louis Bread Co. sandwich contest
• Parents in Busch wrongful death lawsuit allowed to participate in suit
• Market update: Stocks flat in morning trading
• Southwest, AirTran flight attendants reach deal
• Joplin, Lambert tornadoes among year's top stories
• Sony selling stake in LCD venture to Samsung for $940 million
• Ralcorp to get $900 million from Post spinoff
• Justice Department ruling clears states for online gambling
• Banks still await new rules
• Quiznos restructures, may file for bankruptcy
• Online shopping jumps on Christmas Day
• Missouri wins $320,000 in legal settlement
• Sears, Kmart to close up to 120 stores
• To our STLCC - Forest Park family, we hope you are enjoying the holiday break. W...
• Yet another STL Police Officer was driving while intoxicated down wrong way
• Yet another STL Police Officer driving while intoxicated down wrong way
• Bank of America response MORE’s protest; admits clerical error.
• Christmas travel games for kids
• Commerce Bank settles lawsuit for $18.3 million
• Illinois earns $43 million Race to the Top Grant
• Market update: Stocks inch up on mixed federal reports
• Graduate proves it’s never too late to finish degree
• Ex-Forsyth Securities broker Murray barred from industry
• Lambert ranked among safest US airports
• First Watch gets new ownership
• Build-A-Bear recalls Colorful Hearts bear for choking hazard
• GE Funding's $34 million settlement includes Mo., Ill.
• DATABASE: Sinquefield charitable giving tops $13 million
• DATABASE: Sinquefield political contributions top $17 million
• Eye on UMSL: Congrats!
• Alton Salvation Army needs $16,369 to reach its goal
• Ameren's Taum Sauk plant suffered $10M in damage
• Lindenwood gets $114,000 grant
• Shoplifting up this holiday season
• AT&T wins approval of $1.93 billion airwaves buy
• Panera, ad agency Mullen split
• Holiday motorists face higher gas prices
• Two-month payroll tax compromise has flaws
• Edwardsville schools propose $3 million budget cut
• Cards sign Furcal, Schumaker, Romero
• Lindenwood receives $114,000 grant to modernize classrooms
• Dan O'Keefe returns to coach soccer!
• Get ready for your college experience at the New Student Success Orientation. At...
• Terrific article about Archer Jamese Taylor on the NJCAA website!
• Yay for Dr. Z! In this morning's Beacon!
• Fontbonne Education Partnership Honored by National Association
• Criminologists partner with St. Louis police to fight crime
• U.S. freight level growth slows in November
• Press maker Mark Andy names Desai as CEO
• Ascension gets $8.4 million grant
• Aheuser-Busch seeks Superbowl correspondent
• Ameren to feel impact of new EPA rules
• UMSL teams up with the St. Louis Police Department
• Sarah Lee invests $3M in St. Joseph plant
• Boeing signs Brazilian contractors
• Boeing fights Airbus for market share
• More people existing Illinois, Missouri remains balanced
• Ascension Health receives $8.4 million federal grant
• SLIDESHOW: What St. Louisans are shopping for - movies
• Great New Year's Eve at Amnesia, Bismark Restaurant & Lounge and Smash Bar
• Centene among Fortune 500's top performers
• Mobile Commons texts for results
• Owen named CEO of Missouri Employers Mutual
• Market update: Stocks fall on home sale news
• We're talking mix tapes, events, and robbery with rapper Yung Joc’s DJ Dre
• Gateway Arch project awarded $20 million federal grant
• Bunge to buy edible oils business in India
• MoDOT to reopen I-70 eastbound express lanes
• Pickering named Missouri homeland security coordinator
• Ranken will be closed from December 22-January 2 for holiday break. The Admissio...
• 4 writers land on 2011 best books list
• Men’s soccer player earns All-Region honors
• AT&T, T-Mobile deal's end may benefit Amdocs
• Charter closes on $750 million loan
• Missouri Bar urges lawmakers to update criminal code
• St. Louis County approves $357 million budget
• Missouri, Illinois unemployment down in November
• Brown recalls Naturalizer shoe style
• Hubbard wins 5th Ward in special election
• Lambert bracing for holiday travelers
• Illinois state trooper's crash cost taxpayers $9 million
• Macy's offers recyclable gift card program
• Battledrum
• St. Louis County, Court Clerks acted in Judge's Absence, rasies Morale Questions
• View Photos from Annual 'Christmas at SLU' Event
• Missouri, Illinois jobless rates drop in November
• Peabody completes $5.1 billion Macarthur Coal purchase
• Brown recalls Naturalizer style for 'fall hazard'
• Thomas Zirkle, associate professor and music coordinator at Forest Park, compose...
• Farmhaus, Half & Half, Bogart's for holiday surprises
• Our campus will close at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 22, and will reopen on Tues...
• Archers men's basketball victories against Lincoln Land and SWIC! Woot!
• Salute to Young Leaders nomination form
• Ameren asks for 20-year extension for Callaway nuclear plant
• Market update: Stocks up on favorable news
• CVC forms foundation to boost civic pride
• Retailers extend store hours for holiday shoppers
• Simmons resigns from Mo. commissioner role
• Graduate determined to teach others about independent living
• Lambert completes Concourse A renovation
• Yay Lady Archer Shonnisha Davis scored 17 and Shakaunna Futrell scored 19!
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• Happy Hannukah to our Jewish students, faculty and staff!
• Learn more about the importance of STEM and tech education.
• Women’s soccer player earns third team All-Midwest Region honors
• Prepare/Enrich Workshop and Training Coming Soon
• Concordia Seminary to Host “Making Abortion Unthinkable” Workshop
• Last minute Christmas deals
• Japan chooses Lockheed Martin's F-35
• AT&T ends $39 billion pursuit of T-Mobile
• Rutledge named new Charter chief
• Dry conditions aid spring flood prevention
• Mayor Slay signs $64 million bond issue for parks
• Creditors push for Mamtek bankruptcy
• St. Louis home sales rise as prices decline
• SLU gets split decision on Pevely Dairy demolition
• Free WiFi coming to Lambert Airport
• Ex-Missouri county official embezzled $550,000
• The Goddamn Gallows
• Charter names Rutledge president, CEO
• SLIDESHOW: What St. Louisans are shopping for — consumer electronics
• AT&T drops $39 billion bid for T-Mobile USA
• Elephant Revival / Griffin House
• Beverly White to retire from VNA
• Frontiers of flight
• St. Louis board to vote on Pevely Dairy demolition appeal
• Belden offers $270 million to buy RuggedCom
• The bookstore is open this week Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m....
• Casa de Salud receives $50,000 from Express Scripts Foundation
• SIUC scientist awarded $1.8M grant
• St. Charles to merge economic development, tourism units
• Ranken would like to welcome Josh Jenkins as a general maintenance technician in...
• Thank you to Ehrhardt Tool & Machine for hosting our Precision Machining S-STEM...
• Thank you to Ranken's IT department for donating several Cisco switches to fire...
• Last student newsletter of the year!
• Internship program helps graduate secure career
• Congratulations to Meramec Interior Design student Jenna Boyko, who won a Merit...
• International student finds home at UMSL
• Missouri's probation, parole system could save $7.7 million
• GM hires 437 for Wentzville plant
• Saab to liquidate after investment deal falls through
• Build-A-Bear reaches $600,000 settlement for defective toy
• Today is Postal Service's busiest mailing day
• Valley Park eyes nearby Simpson Park
• Sappington Market to remain open after Chapter 11 filing
• More Americans arrested by age 23
• AT&T stymied in asset sale talks
• Bank revenue growth in 2011 worst in decades
• The Splurge Mentality: Why We Overspend During the Holidays
• The Del Fuegos
• Center director works with science of small
• Geriatrics symposium to focus on arts, aging
• Eye on UMSL: Meet the press
• Closing of Shula's restaurant leaves Roberts Tower empty
• Market update: Stocks mixed in Friday trading
• Make plans to ring in the New Year in style with someone special
• Cardinals organization, GM Mozeliak take awards
• Will ex-Cablevision exec become Charter's next CEO?
• MetLife awards $55,000 for St. Louis middle school programs
• Wishing all of our students a peaceful Christmas break. Congrats on another grea...
• Burns has been involved in government for decades -- alderman, school board, and...
• UMSL Events for Dec. 17, 2011-Jan. 6, 2012
• SLIDESHOW: What St. Louisans are shopping for - books
• Pinnacle CEO gets $60,000 raise, invests $2.4 million
• Laudamus Announces Winter Tour
• This is it. The last day of finals, the last day of the semester. Kick back, e...
• 25 Days of Toys from Target and other great holiday deals from STLMommy
• Wind Capital's wind farm in Oklahoma gets OK
• Morton's Steakhouse parent sold to entrepreneur
• Nixon may ask Missouri universities for loans
• Cilantro recalled in Missouri for possible salmonella risk
• Missouri solar energy companies want grants extended
• YRC Worldwide sells Glen Moore unit assets to Celadon
• Construction to start on warehouse at MidAmerica
• National Retail Federation raises holiday sales forecast
• Centene sees 2012 profit largely above estimates
• RIM delays new BlackBerry
• Nearly 600 will bring home a diploma for the holidays
• New Jaguars owner 'totally committed' to city
• Women’s basketball player nets 1,000th career point
• Clayco to expand $12.5 million Washington University data center
• Fontbonne Spreads the Christmas Spirit
• Korte Co. founder gives $817,000 building to SIUE
• Mallinckrodt: The name that won't die
• Saint Louis Ballet continues holiday tradition at Touhill
• Corporate Generosity — Emerson Strengthens IT Systems
• John Payne, smart guy but needs real world experience
• SLIDESHOW: What St. Louisans are shopping for - toys
• Mercy opens new burn center
• OPTIONS Honors Outstanding Faculty
• International Students — Take a look at Fontbonne University!
• TIMELINE: Mallinckrodt over the years
• HSSU Alumni Association's Holiday Mixer
• Thanks to wordandway.org for publishing our Haiti mini-documentary. Check it out!
• Fresh off the press: All new content has been posted over at mobapis.me, includ...
• Women on Board(s)
• Nixon appoints Stoll to Missouri Public Service Commission
• Blagojevich seeks rehab
• American Airlines pilots to use iPads in cockpit
• Monsanto sues rivals for royalties
• Covidien to spin off St. Louis-based pharmaceuticals business
• Kirkwood mulls property buy, demolition for parking lot
• Khan unanimously approved as owner of Jaguars
• Glen Carbon boosts incentive plan for Sam's Club
• Tax levy subject of O'Fallon schools hearing tonight
• SLIDESHOW: Macy’s decorates St. Louis Symphony's Powell Hall for the holidays
• Arch Coal winning bidder for Wyoming mine with $300 million
• Calling all SINGLE LADIES! Auditions moved to the Green Room in theatre building...
• FutureFuel buys Emerson facility
• What are you doing Dec 31st?: New Year's Eve in Saint Louis
• Sub-text
• Prime's Hancock named Missouri Chamber chairman
• Mercy awarded $500,000 telemedicine grant
• Hardee's parent CKE Restaurants loses $1.5 million in Q3
• Exodus at Stifel target Morgan Keegan continues
• Morning Markets: Stocks fall on European worries
• C‐K Plastics sold to Technical Industries
• UMSL gives rousing welcome to new UM System president
• Global census of plant DNA could combat famine, find new drugs
• Text- less
• Critics attack St. Louis alderman candidate's ties to McKee
• Coca-Cola invests $980 million in Saudi drink company
• Bank of America trails peers in customer satisfaction
• Harriman enters race for Costello's congressional seat
• Chicago OKs Sara Lee incentives package
• Blagojevich to report to prison nearly a month later
• Blunt wins No. 5 Senate GOP leadership post
• Small fire at Busch Stadium
• Former grain elevator owner pleads guilty
• Performance - La Cage Aux Folles
• Concordia Seminary Recognizes Ordination and Commssioning Anniversaries
• Christner's dress made out of plants
• Stereotaxis ships new product to fix hearts
• Burger King free french fries on Friday, December 16
• Commerce, UMB named America's best banks by Forbes
• 12 days of Christmas from Shop 'n Save on Facebook
• Market Wrap: Late slide sends stocks lower
• 7 Questions: New University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe
• Howler
• Truck drivers banned from cell phone use
• Niche, Tony's named top restaurants of 2011
• Frey to lead Alexian Brothers Health System of Chicago
• Criminologist receives ASC’s New Scholar Award
• Creative writers to give one last reading as students
• Anheuser-Busch taps into at-home draft beer market
• Morning Market: Traders cautious, stocks mixed
• Bass Drum of Death
• Ranken is sponsoring St. Louis’s Arch Rival Roller Girls again this season! They...
• Start your New Year's Resolution off right with a membership to SLU's Simon Recr...
• Register now for Spring 2012 classes! Classes begin Jan. 17. Meet with an academ...
• NC MILLING OPERATOR/PROGRAMMER NEEDED FOR COMPANY IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS AREA- PREFE...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Dec. 6-Dec. 12
• Bakers loss widens to $10.2 million in Q3
• Southwest orders 208 Boeing 737s valued at $19 billion
• Missouri prisoners collecting unemployment
• Illinois OKs tax breaks for businesses
• $20 million awarded for pedestrian bridge to Gateway Arch
• Ex-Skelton aides runs for Missouri secretary of state
• Wahby to run for St. Louis treasurer
• Feds OK new I-64 exit in Fairview Heights
• Alton gets $14 million for transportation center
• Ex-Belleville financial adviser faces up to 30 years in prison
• First Night Saint Louis 2012
• Complete Streets Vote in the Senate
• 7 Questions: New RCGA CEO Joe Reagan
• Spartech more than halves loss in 2011
• Synergetics profit jumps 22% in Q1
• Missouri AG Koster sues Gridiron Fantasy Sports
• Heartsfield
• ...And the winners of the Coca-Cola contest are Jay Van Reed and Austin Hoffmann...
• Dignity Home Health Care Services to pay Missouri $15,000
• AdamsGabbert management will buy out Bicknell, boost employment
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• Louisville's Reagan to succeed Fleming as RCGA CEO
• NBA renews deal with Anheuser-Busch
• BJC unveils 3 designs for $1 billion project
• Cafeteria has reduced hours this week, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. After finals week,...
• Classes start Jan. 17. Info session Jan. 5 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Room 110/116 a...
• Welcome to Finals Week. It's "go time!" Study hard and be great. Good luck, e...
• Aspiring art teacher takes on 7th grade science project
• Farmers see one of best years on record
• Amazon's Kindle Fire draws consumer complaints
• Lowe's threatened with boycott for yanking ads from show about Muslims
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee officially files pre-packaged bankruptcy
• Missouri bill would have governor, lieutenant governor run on same ticket
• New York bill could hurt Express Scripts, Medco
• Pujols-labeled Wheaties discounted by Schnucks
• NBA to renew deal with Anheuser-Busch InBev
• SIUE's $14 million engineering building expansion gets OK
• AT&T/T-Mobile merger hits another snag
• Eye on UMSL: Granted
• Zulu's Ardmore pottery travels from Maplewood to Colorado
• Stocking stuffers for kids: Alternatives to candy
• Great news about our English as Second Language Program!
• Pujols opts for Angel wings in Anaheim
• It's Finals Week! Can you believe the semester's nearly over? Good luck with you...
• Caucuses empower grassroots activism
• Protecting yourself from crime while Christmas shopping
• Elliott Brood
• “Reaching Out Together” Conference Set for Feb. 2012
• Gateway Construction Services pays back wages
• Ameren to spend $1.3 billion on transmissions
• Gov. Nixon announces $150,000 grant for College of Nursing
• Just a reminder: Finals start Monday. Study hard...it's almost "go" time!!
• Congratulations to Abdullah Matteuzzi on winning the Fall 2011 Exceptional Ambas...
• Extra Help, Inc. is conducting interviews on campus December 13, 2011. Appointme...
• Congratulations to the INT/PLC team for taking first place in the RankCAN compet...
• Student researches enzyme production for biofuel
• BMW or Mini Cooper?
• Andy McKee
• Clayton High PTA unveils $176,000 Centennial Plaza
• Energizer CEO Klein’s pay falls 30 percent
• Zulu women + Maplewood agency = (very) Hot in the Kitchen
• Pujols says bye with full page ad
• Musicologist’s new book explores Greek women in arts
• Clayco, McKee’s $190 million Bottle District project OK’d by aldermen
• Emerson CEO David Farr makes $12.8 million in 2011
• St. Vincent Home for Children, MBCH Professional Development Institute get $314,000 in Missouri tax credits
• UMSL Events for Dec. 10-16, 2011
• Music at Meramec presents its Holiday Concert this Sunday, Dec. 11 at 3 p.m. in...
• Reminder: STLCC-Florissant Valley’s HOLIDAY PARTY 2011, Saturday, Dec. 10, 10 a....
• Barnes Jewish Hospital patient hikes Diamond Head after knee surgery
• Target Lalaloopsy doll savings plus Christmas Eve sleepwear pajamas today only
• Missouri American Water, union still at impasse
• Feds probe embezzlement at St. Louis medical practice
• Director: Pujols Family Foundation still committed to St. Louis
• Gannett shuts down Metromix
• University of Missouri System considers 3% tuition hike
• Waltons file to sell 70 million Walmart shares
• Blagojevich forfeits Illinois pension benefits
• Task force suggests performance funding for Missouri colleges
• Suits challenging Missouri's congressional redistricting maps tossed
• Imo's owner testifies in lawsuit
• One of the CEOs probably most disappointed to see Pujols leave Cardinals
• Drake Bell
• SLIDESHOW: Pujols through the years
• What to do with your Pujols jersey? Here's a few suggestions
• Peak Resorts postpones IPO
• Proud mama
• SLIDESHOW: Missouri's Top 7 Agricultural Exports
• Reynolds to step down as Graybar president, CEO
• Reminder: Today first payment for Spring 2012 semester is due. Contact Financial...
• Midday market: Stock losses mount
• Merry Christmas from Missouri Baptist University! Visit our homepage for a video...
• Sound off on the big news of the day: Albert Pujols signs with the Los Angeles A...
• Pujols departure may be good news for Cardinals
• Students in the Import Technology program are settling in to their new space and...
• Congratulations to faculty and students in HVACR who recently fixed the 1940's P...
• Fans react to Pujols’ decision
• UMSL campus tops list of safe universities in St. Louis
• Transfer Tuesdays offer encouragement, advice
• MEMC laying off 1,300
• MEMC restructuring, laying off 1,300
• NFL TV rights could top $24 billion
• Schnucks lettuce blamed in E coli outbreak
• Window replacement nearly complete at Lambert airport
• Angels enter fray for Pujols
• Sara Lee moving headquarters to Chicago
• Mizzou to host first wine symposium today
• Quake in Midwest could cause $100 billion in damage
• Show-Me Institute opposes tax break for McKee for Bottle District
• Student researches ‘green chemistry’
• Ranken students- There is still time to sign up to participate in the Advertisin...
• Ambassadors of Harmony to sing sounds of season at Touhill
• Tomorrow, on behalf of Meramec Cares, the Student Government Council will be in...
• Share this one with your kids
• Stocks up slightly for the day
• Christmas is coming! MBU continues it's traditional celebration of the season Fr...
• Williams Pharmacies get $4 million in sale to Walgreens
• Missouri to allow gamblers banned for life to re-enter casinos after 5 years
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison
• Washington University’s anesthesiology department grabs national spotlight
• Missouri, Illinois AGs Koster, Madigan join fight against robo calls on cell phones
• Webster University teams up with The Muny
• Stamping out the post office
• Parents’ depression about finances hurts kids
• Celebrate the season today! Campus Life Christmas Party in cafeteria from 11 a.m...
• We are grateful that we have so many students caring about each other and the wo...
• Economic education center holds Financial Football Show-Me Showdown
• UMSL to present Classic Holiday Concert
• Cashless Textbook Buyback is Coming in December! When you sell your used textbo...
• Icahn to take Commercial Metals bid to the shareholders
• Verizon blocks Google Wallet
• Rockwood Holdings to lay off 55 in St. Louis
• Cardinals raise offer for Pujols
• Flipboard now available for iPhone
• Judge won't dismiss Schweich's lawsuit against Nixon
• St. Louis County parks saved
• Bank of America settles suit for $315 million
• Blunt running for Senate leadership post
• 7 candidates seek Costello's seat
• Rows and rows of handmade one-of-a-kind items are available in the Highlander Lo...
• Starbucks’ skinny vanilla latte? There’s an app for that
• CushmanAmberg’s office goes ‘virtual’
• Forest Park faculty, staff and students are invited to apply to be mentors for P...
• Washington University Genome Institute gets $114 million
• Thank you to everyone who attended our Automotive shadow-a-tech today!
• RCGA candidate Reagan's St. Louis ties
• Schnucks ramps up for Express Scripts, Walgreens split
• KV Pharmaceutical to pay $17 million settlement
• Stocks rise on hopes of European summit
• This just in from the St. Louis Fed
• Martha Stewart loves FURminator
• Campus Life will kick off the seasonal celebrations with a Campus Life Holiday E...
• The point(s) of travel
• Book Buy Back starts Thursday, Dec. 8, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the book store....
• ‘Hometown kid’ impacts men’s basketball team
• Students, if the STLCC Libraries are too crowded in these last days of the semes...
• International Business Club celebrates 10 years with students, alumni
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Nov. 29-Dec. 5
• One of the University's most cherished traditions is Friday night. Don't miss t...
• 25 Essential food items to keep on hand
• Advent Lessons and Carols at Concordia Seminary
• Bryan Cave to acquire Holme Roberts & Owen in Denver
• Southwest Airlines CEO warns employees about high costs
• American Airlines should rethink hub system, analysts say
• Gephardt becomes Ameren lobbyist
• Memphis offers incentives to keep Morgan Keegan
• Town & Country Crossing shopping center sold for $38 million
• Marlins up offer to Pujols
• Missouri budget cuts played role in Mizzou switch to SEC
• Post-Dispatch faces lawsuit over retiree benefits
• St. Louis foreign trade zone expanded
• Trailnet's Newsletter - December 2011
• Blues Week Festival 2012
• U.S. Cellular Family Winter Carnival 2012
• Town & Country Crossing shopping center sold
• Missouri attorney general cracks down on telemarketers
• Missouri refinances bonds to save $3.6 million
• Psychology student studies pediatric chest pain
• Need a special gift for someone? Unique handmade works by students and faculty c...
• Not all OREOs cost the same
• STLCC-Florissant Valley’s HOLIDAY PARTY 2011, Saturday, Dec. 10, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m...
• Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation names CEO
• A glass half full
• Stocks slip from early highs
• Ranken’s Student Ambassador Program is holding a Gift Card and Household Good dr...
• The Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) chapter at Ranken is sponsoring the Toys For Tots prog...
• Black and white and read all over
• Bob Wallace joining Thompson Coburn
• HEC-TV to air Bachmann Book Series
• New study: Express Scripts, Medco save consumers $87 billion a year
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• Gumbohead & Funky Butt Brass Band
• The Meramec Theatre announces a call for auditions: "Bad Things For Good Reason...
• Ranken’s Paint FX Intro class is an opportunity for a student to get hands on ex...
• Panel to ‘Focus on Retail Development’ in St. Louis
• Missouri's utility regulators to examine ethics rules
• U.S. online sales hit record $6 billion last week
• Boeing expects new 787 orders from China in next 18 months
• Cargill to cut 2,000 jobs
• Auction of federal building in Cape Girardeau draws little interest
• Cardinals to meet with Pujols' agent today
• Lewis & Clark Community College faculty avoid strike
• Missouri to face North Carolina in Independence Bowl
• Siri, is it polite to talk to you in public?
• Icahn's $1.73 billion offer for Commercial Metals rejected
• Cardinals add Mabry to coaching staff
• Go Archers!
• PricewaterhouseCoopers partner inducted into Accounting Hall of Fame
• Eye on UMSL: Guitar trio
• Annual Robotics event at STLCC-Florissant Valley
• Delicious food and great values at Market Pub House in the Saint Louis Loop
• Confluence Newsletter - December 1, 2011
• Hundreds rally against 'corporate greed' in St. Louis
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee Enterprises to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• The Bluegrass Ball
• DJM Ecological sets Forest Park on fire
• Missouri lands another $200 million deal with China
• DataSource’s Crump to retire
• Darrell Scott
• Biology student researches galling wasps
• Aviation expert discusses American Airlines bankruptcy
• Music at Meramec presents its first December concert this Sunday at 3 p.m. in th...
• Billy Joe Shaver
• Verizon buying wireless licenses for $3.6 billion
• St. Louis stocks mixed on jobs report
• Extra Help, Inc currently has positions available for multiple Maintenance posit...
• Wash. U. gets $8 million to help people breath easier
• Armstrong Teasdale’s Cousins reps Lambert in American Airlines bankruptcy
• Want different lunch options? Cafeteria now has chicken or tuna salad on a long...
• Cindy Bakalar will receive her nursing pin, 33 years after starting nursing scho...
• Moving to the toddler classroom
• Washington University names Friedman vice chancellor for public affairs
• Telephone service at the Forest Park campus and Harrison Education Center will b...
• All prospective college students should be sure to check out the Dr. Donald M. S...
• We're a leader in Allied Health education in St. Louis, and this partnership can...
• Reception showcases faculty authors, research
• UMSL Events for Dec. 3-9, 2011
• More Roberts hotel workers say paychecks are sporadic
• Missouri politicians scored World Series tickets from lobbyists
• Caterpillar: Illinois business climate 'dysfunctional'
• St. Louis police group seek local control through ballot measure
• St. Louis gives $258,000 to Stray Rescue
• Massachusetts sues five big lenders
• MOSIRA opponents file suit
• Missouri lawmakers prefile bills for 2012 session
• Retailers demand 'e-fairness'
• Area coal plants prepare for new regulations
• Holiday Shopping--17 Tips to Keep Your Spending Under Control
• Ex-C2 Communications finance officer admits embezzlement
• Front Row Produce recalls tomatoes
• Lots of new pictures added to our Facebook page! Make sure to check them out! :)
• Ranken's RCDC and Carpentry programs were recently highlighed in a story on Wood...
• London Philharmonic Orchestra performs composer’s music on new CD
• Washington University architecture grad school ranks 4th in nation
• St. Louis Cardinals pick new ad agency
• St. Louis Community College is going paperless again with e-bills. It’s not only...
• Ranken Students- Sign up to participate in an Advertising Focus Group on 12/7 or...
• This date in history: » 1885 – First serving of the soft drink Dr Pepper at a d...
• In recognition of World AIDS Day today, a memorial is being observed in the Stud...
• Lady Archers beat Wash U's JV team 64-54, with Shonnisha Davis scoring 13 and ra...
• Macy's sees 4.8% Nov. bump in same-store sales
• Stereotaxis raises $20 million
• Isle of Capri Casinos loss widens in Q2
• American Airlines bankruptcy highlights financial impact at Lambert
• Education division receives outstanding diversity award
• Williams Community Pharmacies sold to Walgreens
• It's December, and that means holiday music abounds! The Southeast Faculty Bras...
• Pazazz Performers will take to Touhill stage
• Ralcorp still on the hunt for acquisitions
• Spence gives $2 million to his campaign for Missouri governor
• Kerr defends Mamtek review
• Could Rams, Jaguars pull off double move?
• St. Louis region lags in Beige Book report
• Metro East gets $5.8 million for housing
• Claims against Stifel target Morgan Keegan exceed $1 billion
• Apple's Siri can't find abortion clinics, causing stir
• AT&T, T-Mobile consider joint venture
• Charter Communications plans $750 million notes offering
• ZeaVision EyePromise(R) Restore and EZ Tears(TM) Earn NSF International
• Anthropology senior receives grant to study stone remnants
• Anthropology senior receives grant to study stone remnants
• S.M. Wilson names Berg president
• Andrew Hughes - winner of the ONE card Lunch n Learn drawing. Congratulations!
• Unique handmade works by STLCC – Forest Park students and faculty can be purchas...
• SGA students need your help to complete their holiday giving project. They’ve ad...
• Clayco, McKee’s $190 million Bottle District project moves forward
• Teach for America to get $213,000 in Missouri tax credits
• For sale: 23 BP gas stations in St. Louis
• Contemporary Art Museum gets $25,000 for exhibition series
• Danforth forms coalition with other plant science centers
• Big River Running Co. to receive marketing support from Deluxe
• Do you like our new profile picture? In keeping with a seasonal theme, we select...
• Ameren donates land to Valley Industries
• PNC gives $77,000 to St. Louis libraries for financial literacy
• Holiday Fest helps families in need
• Check out this video about the MBU Mission trip to Haiti! To support MBU Mission...
• Zoltek cuts loss in 2011
• Today (Nov 30.): Lunch & Learn – “Your Higher ONE Card Experience” Session 1, 11...
• 4 years have passed since the first group of MBU students traveled to Croix Des...
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC offers to buy back $175M in debt ahead of sale
• Environmentalists sue over Ameren coal ash decision
• Court upholds $1 million value for Opal's Salvage Yard
• Ralcorp takes $471.4 million hit on Post cereals
• Voss, Ludeman defend RCGA’s economic development role
• Illinois House rejects tax relief for businesses
• Bank of America shares hit lowest point since March 2009
• Steuben Glass closes its only factory
• Cyber Monday sets all-time spending record
• Missouri officials warned about Mamtek
• Performance - Beauty And The Beast
• Activities for kids: Pictures with Santa and Christmas shopping in Kirkwood
• International Inspirational singer Julia Wade to perform at Christmas Presence
• Breakfast with Santa in St. Charles: Register soon
• Free photos with Santa, Christmas activities for kids at Westport Plaza
• Breakfast with Santa in St. Peters: Registration ends soon
• Gateway Greening names Sorth executive director
• Ralcorp takes $471.4 million hit on Post cereals
• Voss, Ludeman defend RCGA’s economic development role
• Columbia ranks among the best U.S. cities to start over
• What career path is right for you? Explore your options at STLCC by attending an...
• Express Scripts' Medco buy opposed by community pharmacists group
• Indeeco consolidates plants
• Save-A-Lot to open N.C. distribution center
• The Wailers
• Lambert airport, Google team up to map the indoors
• American Airlines: Bankruptcy will not affect customers
• Waka Winter Classic
• Cubs court Pujols
• Ensembles to perform swinging holiday concert
• Campus Life needs help with next semester orientation - Blazing Student Success!...
• Interested in the Holiday Door Decorating contest this year? If so, contact Marl...
• Great to hear! Go Archers!
• Keep up with the MBU Women's Volleyball team as they compete in the NAIA tournam...
• Tonight's the night! Hanging of the Green at 6 followed by the Ministry Groups C...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Nov. 22-28
• Sinquefield group drops two tax proposals
• Cardinals players to get $20.6 million from World Series win
• St. Louis among 'saddest' cities
• Quinn, lawmakers reach deal to keep facilities open
• Cupples 7 saved from demolition
• Lambert looks beyond China for trade hub
• American Airlines parent files for bankruptcy
• AT&T moves to save T-Mobile merger
• Pfizer's Lipitor deals raising eyebrows in Congress
• Thomas H Lee said to seek Yahoo's US business
• Broadway in St. Louis as A Christmas Carol play comes to Lindenwood theater
• Design Contest For New Travel Green T-shirt
• Hanging of the Green is Tuesday night at 6 p.m. in the Great Hall! Come celebrat...
• Cupples 7 saved, with St. Louis preservationists’ vote
• Love Cos. sells Plaza at DePaul for $19.8 million
• Quiet Corral & Kopecky Family Band
• STLCC Chef extraordinaire Casey Shiller's recipe for mini-gingerbread bundt cake...
• The new elevator in the Student Center is now operational! Christy Hart, manager...
• Cardinals’ players to get $20.6 million from World Series win
• English professor’s book makes NYT Gift Guide
• Going Paperless – AGAIN! St. Louis Community College is going paperless again th...
• Bryan Cave in talks to buy Holme Roberts in Denver, report says
• Putting Morgan Keegan on sale block prompts exodus
• Crestwood named best place to raise kids in Missouri
• Are you 55 or older and selling products on Ebay, Etsy or another website to gen...
• Brown Shoe, Build-A-Bear, Macy’s shares jump on Black Friday sales
• Fifth Third taps BMO Harris Bank's Julie Fallon Hughes as PA president
• Men’s soccer player earns All-Midwest honors
• Cyber Monday: St. Louis web traffic spikes, especially over lunch
• Washington University ranks among 50 best colleges
• Resources for APA and MLA style as you finish papers.
• The Fine Arts Club Silent auction is now open for bidding. There are 15 works fo...
• Casey Shiller of our classy Culinary division will be making gingerbread on KMOV...
• Happy Monday, Forest Parkers! Hope you had a relaxing break! We're in the home s...
• Welcome back! Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break!
• EPA: Ameren Missouri ash ponds rate 'poor'
• Anheuser-Busch drops out of Rose Parade
• Missouri to trim snow removal efforts
• University of Illinois fires football coach
• 122 million to shop on Cyber Monday today
• Slay: Merge city, county economic development agencies
• Lack of debt action could hurt Missouri
• SIUE wants to name new chancellor by May
• Boeing tanker project is $500 million over budget
• Holiday sales off to strong start
• St. Louis Frugal Living Cyber Monday: Nov. 27-Dec. 3
• Pastry chef extraordinaire Casey Shiller will be on "Great Day St. Louis" Monday...
• Cyber Monday Target deals include Our Generation Doll bundle savings
• Cyber Monday Walmart online specials adding new items every day all week
• Cyber Monday Toys R Us save up to 70% on toys all week
• Cyber Monday Kohls savings coupon code and free shipping
• Make sure you check out and like our PartyLine page and keep up to date on all S...
• Check out our review of Katt Williams comedy show this past week.
• Roles for 5 women in their 20s, early 30s, and one guy in 20s - come to T204 at...
• MLB, MLBPA agree to five-year labor deal
• AT&T, T-Mobile withdraw FCC merger application
• The Confluence Partnership Wins Attorney General's Justice Award
• Toys for boys: Black Friday sale on Thomas, Nintendo, Nerf, Lego and more
• Happy Thanksgiving, Spartans.
• Toys for girls: Black Friday sale on Barbie, Squinkies, Disney Princess and more
• Day in and Day out you can always count on Yvette Hicks to Inspire
• Guy Clark
• Missouri banks cash in on 10-year high in deposits
• We wish our STLCC community a Happy Thanksgiving and a relaxing break filled wit...
• Arch Coal's Leer, Ascension's Tersigni on Wall Street Journal's CEO Council
• Papadosio
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis’ Most Influential Tweeps
• Blue Owl pie makes Oprah’s list of favorite things
• It's Thanksgiving Eve, and while there are classes today and tonight, the colleg...
• Women's basketball team now 3-1. STLCC Classic coming up Dec. 2-3!
• Yay team! Now 4-3 for the season after winning 69-65, with Ryun Davis netting 18...
• Solutia wraps tender offer for $113 million Southwall acquisition
• Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for? FV is thankful for great students...
• Alumni, faculty receive MSCPA Impact Awards
• Eye on UMSL: Thanksgiving
• UMSL Events for Nov. 26-Dec. 2, 2011
• Former Strike 'N Spare site up for lease
• Missouri to get $14 million from Merck settlement
• Missouri among top states for airborne mercury pollution
• Illinois bill filed to prevent Penn State situation
• Media Coverage: November 2011
• Plug pulled on Google solar business
• Nokia Siemens cutting 17,000 jobs
• Postal Service raising express, priority mail rates
• FDIC: Fewer banks at risk of failure
• Retailers sue Fed over swipe fees
• RIM cuts price of Playbook tablet to $200
• Christmas gifts for teens: Black Friday sales on iPod, Xbox, Playstation and DS
• Melissa Bauer
• TRiO programs like the Student Support Services (SSS) program at Ranken are unde...
• Congratulations to Keith Davis and Joshua Lawson who recently received teh Shand...
• These black suggestion boxes are in various spots around campus. President Hess...
• Missouri to get $13 million from Merck settlement
• You are invited to attend an informative and interactive evening to discover if...
• Concordia Publishing House wins Baldrige National Quality Award from Obama
• Apted family puts St. Louis Aces tennis team up for sale
• Special deal! The bookstore now has 25% off every STLCC item now through Dec. 22!
• Dubuis Hospital of St. Louis renamed
• Pfizer to buy Excaliard Pharmaceuticals
• Mike Zito
• Two seats are available in the next election.
• A Bullying Awareness Program will take place today from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Highl...
• Griffin House
• Attention Ranken students or potential Ranken students- Please take a few minute...
• Charter, James Cable complete systems trades
• The SGA coat drive (for new and slightly used coats) ends Wednesday, Nov. 23, so...
• RCGA again names UMSL to Greater St. Louis Top 50
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Nov. 15-21
• Could Scott AFB fall victim to budget cuts?
• Brown Shoe to close 145 stores
• Regulators to Bank of America: Get stronger
• Google cutting price of Chromebook up to 30%
• Zweifel: Keep those expired gift cards
• Mizzou's Pinkel apologizes for DWI arrest
• Who's buying ads for the Super Bowl
• St. Louis Downtown Airport reopens runway
• Judge recommends dismissing charges against Steffen
• Peabody team takes charge at Macarthur
• Comedian Bill Bellamy grabbed the recipe for laughter at Lumiere Place Casino
• Brown Shoe to close 145 stores
• Thank you to White Rogers who recently donated a 1940’s Pepsi cooler to the HVAC...
• Carnahan halts O’Fallon man’s $4 million investment scheme
• On Thursday, November 17 Ranken held its annual “Turkey Bowl” (formerly Pumpkin...
• Follow the St. Louis American on Google+
• Panera to pay $5 million settlement
• Shelby Lynne
• Coral Mortgage Bankers VP admits role in $1.5 million embezzlement
• This year, the college bookstore will have a cashless book buyback program. Whe...
• Our lady Spartans are unstoppable. Check out the latest.
• St. Louis schools can finally spend $96 million from desegregation settlement
• Plan in works to improve student veteran experience
• St. Louis Symphony ticket sales, gifts, endowment grow in 2011
• Anheuser-Busch raises nearly $64,000 for BackStoppers
• St. Louis to hold first sustainability summit
• Congratulations to Deborah Patterson, who is a great contributor to STLCC!
• Winning Technologies wins deal with Associated General Contractors
• Boeing to give $35,000 to Urban League
• Composer to be honored at YWCA Leader Lunch
• check out this week's student newsletter!
• The International Education Fest wraps up today with the 1992 Sengalese masterpi...
• Exhibit in Gallery of Contemporary Art (Library Building, turn right) until Dec....
• iPhone tops among mobile workers
• New system makes Missouri graduation statistics look worse
• Enterprise to buy Citer, enter France and Spain
• BofA starts layoffs in plan to cut 30,000 jobs
• Tablets, e-readers top holiday gift lists
• Online license plate renewals triple in Missouri
• 1 Missourian, 2 Illinoisans named Rhodes Scholars
• Gilead buying Pharmasset for $11 billion
• McDonald's, Target drop egg supplier
• Books-a-Million opens in former Borders space
• Rams lose another ugly game, 24-7 to Seahawks
• Congratulations to winner Elvis Mahmutovic, graphic design student!
• Black Friday stores open at midnight, Thanksgiving, and all store hours
• Economist pens book on morality, economics
• Wrap up your Christmas holiday shopping with one-stop Black Friday ads
• St. Louis frugal living Thanksgiving and Black Friday: Nov. 20-27
• Eye on UMSL: Happy Birthday!
• Protest in front of St. Louis County Council
• Join us: Block DVD show Nov 23rd & Murphy Lee's Thanksgiving party Nov 24th
• Alabama Shakes
• Check out our 2011 Salute to Excellence in Business Photo Gallery!
• Pujols will be overpaid next year, regardless of team, Wash. U. prof says
• Volleyball duo joins 1,000 career kills club
• Kinder won’t run for Missouri governor
• Protecting your health and your Christmas gifts during Black Friday shopping
• Holiday Hours in the Bookstore! On Wednesday, Nov. 23, the bookstore will be ope...
• Pre-Lenten Workshop Offered at Concordia Seminary
• Third Multi-Ethnic Symposium Slated for January 2012
• Enterprise sees 10% surge for Thanksgiving car rentals
• From Rembrandt to Dürer: Weils to give art collection to Saint Louis Art Museum
• Kinloch mayor gets 21 months in prison
• German Culture Center presents Christmas concert
• Ralcorp adds ex-Earthgrains CEO Beracha, ex-Smurfit Stone CEO Moore to board
• IBM gives 50 computers to 30 St. Louis preschools
• St. Louis Community College is going paperless again this time with e-bills. It...
• Mark Kruger of Humanities will present “Our Man in Havana” 11 a.m.-1 p.m. today...
• It's Spartan Preview Day - we're welcoming 180 prospective students and their fa...
• UMSL Events for Nov. 19-23, 2011
• Taylors donate $5 million to University of Denver
• Express Scripts, Medco merger vote set for Dec. 21
• Yelp pursuing $100 million IPO
• Stifel buy could cost Morgan Keegan 500-900 jobs
• Lawsuit filed against Missouri minimum wage measure
• Illinois tax break package could cost $850 million
• Express Scripts sets Dec. 21 vote on Medco merger
• Boeing gets $21.7 billion order, largest ever
• Cassidy Turley expands capabilities with new partnership
• Congress passes budget bill to avoid shutdown
• Paroled Rapist, Victimizes woman on Metro Bus
• Sexual Miscounduct of a Minor lands teaching mentor in prison
• Animal behaviorist named top influential Hispanic academic in nation
• Taylors give $5 million to University of Denver
• Help to quit smoking! SGA & Campus Life's Programming Board staff an information...
• Andy Grammer
• Stifel deal could cost Morgan Keegan 500-900 jobs
• Criminologist talks protection against break-ins
• Boeing lands largest-ever order at $21.7 billion
• Arch Coal plans to open $300 million southern Illinois mine, add 250 jobs
• Charter rolls out 3D TV in St. Louis
• The SGA coat drive (for new and slightly used coats) ends Wednesday, Nov. 23, so...
• Southwest Airlines teams with TLC on new TV show
• Exciting times: MBU Trustees commissioned the administration with building more...
• Ameren named one of the most military-friendly employers
• Peabody Opera House adds ice skating rink
• Mizzou football coach Gary Pinkel: $2.7 million and a DUI
• UMSL, St. Louis Symphony musicians to present ‘Love & Loss’
• Guess which St. Louis exec was named America’s ‘Most Valuable CEO’?
• Today is the American Cancer Society's 36th Great American Smokeout to encourage...
• Today is the American Cancer Society's 36th Great American Smokeout to encourage...
• Today is the American Cancer Society's 36th Great American Smokeout to encourage...
• Viasystems cancels $37 million stock offering
• Rally Squirrel shirts finance Cardinal Glennon playground
• Congress killing high-speed rail funding
• Group plans rally to save Pevely Dairy building
• Grainger to close 25 branches, raises outlook
• Railroads reach labor agreement with three unions
• Green Street has $6.6 million plan for former Foodland site
• OfficeMax to close more stores, make more cuts
• St. Louis home to 7 of largest U.S. private companies
• Stifel in exclusive talks to buy Morgan Keegan
• Genesis Jazz Project to perform standards
• Christmas parade with Santa and tree lighting just outside St. Louis
• Viasystems scraps stock offering as share price drops
• 7 Questions: Ex-St. Louis Ram to start dating site
• Notice something new in the hallways? Nice new furniture is tucked into corners...
• Girls Basketball season kicks off tonight! Archers face Webster's JV squad at 5:...
• Eight days until the big feast, but why wait? The Café will be offering a Thanks...
• Niche, Annie Gunn’s win awards for best American food
• Nixon jumps into St. Louis County parks fight
• Koster cracks down on owners of former Didion and Sons Foundry site
• Buy your tickets to the Nov. 20 Rams vs. Seahawks game and support the Meramec C...
• Build-A-Bear recalls teddy bear swim set due to strangulation hazard
• Duke Manufacturing CFO retiring, successor named
• The Meramec Theatre presents "The Waiting Room", opening tonight at 7:30 p.m. T...
• Meet sociologist Peter Marina
• Tony’s, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton make Forbes guide
• Teaching, technology take center stage at regional conference
• Ready to taste South American and Middle East cuisine, see beautiful silk and sa...
• Peabody moves to buy remaining Macarthur shares
• FV Film Circle - Dark Blue World
• Suicide prevention specialist earns excellence award
• Today (Nov. 16) : Banking Day ~ 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the Student Center Cafe...
• And the winner of Trivia Tuesday is...drum roll please....Danielle Lusk!!! Congr...
• Historian to discuss the lure of Irish music, culture
• Missouri Economic Development director leaving
• Brown Shoe closing Wisconsin distribution center
• Missouri Botanical Garden signs pacts with Chinese gardens
• Occupy St. Louis bid to return to Kiener rejected
• Peabody gets full control of Macarthur Coal
• H&R Block drops bid to buy TaxACT
• State Farm hires Shatner to warn of turkey fryer fires
• Citigroup could cut up to 3,000 more jobs
• St. Louis Public School teachers OK contract
• Spectrum Brands loss widens in Q4
• Exhibition - Reflections of the Buddha
• Drug clears chronic urinary infections in mice
• Health insurance non-benefit expenditures unnecessarily excessive
• Performance - A Christmas Carol
• Mamma Mia!
• Pictures with Santa as Christmas shopping begins in Kirkwood
• Brown Shoe to close Wisconsin distribution center
• Saint Louis Mills owner Simon fires latest salvo in Chesterfield outlet mall war
• Amtrak adding capacity for Thanksgiving
• Missouri Economic Development Director Kerr to step down
• The Forest Park Business Club will meet this Friday at 1 p.m. in F325. The group...
• Covidien sales rise 11% to $11.6 billion in 2011
• Barry-Wehmiller unit acquires Italian packaging firm
• Olin Cup finalists announced
• California Guitar Trio
• Regis Philbin to Discuss Memoir at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Pedal the Cause raises $1.3 million for cancer research
• Alpha Packaging CEO Spence to run for Missouri governor
• Emancipator
• Pedal the Cause Donates $1,325,000 To Support Cancer Research at The Siteman Cancer Center and St. Louis Children’s Hospital
• Enterprise truck unit opens 1st Denver retail location
• Conference attendees celebrate Women in the Arts
• Theresa Belding, senior manager of fleet services for Forest Pharmaceutical cam...
• Buy Starbucks holiday drink, get one free for 4 days
• Time for the RankCAN competition again! Start collecting your can good and build...
• Come to the cafeteria between 11:30 and 1:30 Wed for food, fun, entertainment an...
• Touhill to feature cowboy opera for young people
• Today (Nov. 15): You are invited to attend the Counseling and Career Center Open...
• CHS Students Receive Placements
• St. Louis malls join early Black Friday openings
• Phone companies get $500 millon for rural broadband
• Kellwood CEO leaving for J.C. Penney post
• Lager, Chris McKee join lieutenant governor race
• A-B InBev plans to launch Belgian bar-cafe concept in U.S.
• University of Missouri continues presidential search
• MasterCard, Intel partner on online checkout deal
• Ameren in talks over role in FutureGen
• Belleville's Yorktown Golf Course for sale
• Bank of America to see $1.8 billion profit on China Bank sale
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Nov. 8-14
• Confluence Newsletter - November 9, 2011
• Einstein On A Bike Trivia Night And Silent Auction
• If it is too good to be true....
• Office Max offers savings every Friday before Black Friday
• Lowe's Black Friday ad offers huge savings
• KMart turns Black Friday into Blue Friday savings ad released
• Midnight Thanksgiving Day Macy's Black Friday sales begin
• Kellwood CEO Kramer to exit for J.C. Penney
• Sexual Assault of a Minor in his School Parking Lot
• Babysitter Assault's Baby in his Care
• St. Louis malls to open at midnight Black Friday
• Man slams girlfriend to floor in choke hold
• UMSL Day crowd breaks all records (again)
• Missouri cracks down on St. Louis telemarketer
• The Rams won yesterday! Can they do it again against Seattle this coming Sunday...
• Here it is November, and it’s 75 degrees outside! Temperatures are rising inside...
• The group that was to be at the Hip Hop World event scheduled for Tuesday as par...
• Do you think the NBA can salvage a season this year? Lockout looms on...
• Ranken is now offering an Airbrushing Seminar! Attached is the application. For...
• Cardinals appoint Matheny as new manager
• GLVC honors UMSL Tritons volleyball trio
• He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister
• Check out this week's student newsletter!
• Women’s soccer player earns All-GLVC Second Team honors
• Express Scripts to sell billions in debt for Medco acquisition
• SLU opens Center for Endometriosis at SSM St. Mary’s
• Wednesday is a big day of food, fashion show and fun showcasing different cultur...
• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield gives $100,000 to March of Dimes
• 69-67 and 75-69 victories! Freshman Jamese Taylor (Fort Zumwalt North) scored a...
• Koplar launches Wai Ming fashion line
• Today (Nov. 14): SEED Fiesta ~ 11 a.m. in the Terry M. Fisher Theatre. Music, da...
• Mike Sanders to be next Missouri Democratic Party chair
• Furniture Brands names president, special markets
• St. Louis Science Center travel program loses money
• Christopher & Banks closing 100 stores
• Furniture Brands names Wiltshire president for special markets
• Cardinals to name Matheny manager
• Update didn't fix all iPhone, iPad battery issues
• Buffett discloses $10 billion stake in IBM
• Google invites hint at music launch
• Caterpillar to add more than 1,000 jobs
• Brown receives dean’s medal from Washington University law school
• Girls with family history of breast disease should avoid alcohol
• International Education Fest continues this week! Tuesday is a presentation on "...
• The new MBU Fitness Center opens tomorrow at 6 a.m. Be sure to have your ID and...
• Occupy Saint Louis remained peaceful even after being forced out by the police.
• Men’s soccer player earns All-GLVC First Team honors
• Eye on UMSL: Smooth operators
• Congratulations to adjunct communications instructor Mariah Richardson on having...
• Katy Industries narrows Q3 loss to $1.1 million
• Clock ticking on Occupy St. Louis’ time in Kiener Plaza
• ConAgra buys National Pretzel
• If you didn't see it at the start of the semester, here is the 18-minute photo m...
• Eric Johnson
• Free Zumba classes coming up! In celebration of the 2012 Steps That County 5K Ra...
• Sazon Booya
• Culture Klatch at the International Bazaar
• SLIDESHOW: Danny Ludeman's $71 million goal
• ConocoPhillips names new spinoff Phillips 66
• From combat to college: Student veterans form new unit at UMSL
• Men’s basketball preview: Team tips off season in Michigan
• Women’s basketball preview: Team opens season at St. Edwards
• Enterprise cuts deal for car sharing on military bases
• You Make the Difference: Attend the Communication Disorders & Deaf Education Open House
• Looking for something to do with the family this weekend? Kids, grandkids, niece...
• Ralcorp names Purina’s Block as Post president, COO
• Happy Veteran's Day! Applebees is offering free meals to veterans today. Active...
• You could win a 30" Coca Cola Plush Polar Bear. Official entry forms are availab...
• St. Louisan stars in Disney movie tonight
• SBA approves loans for Missouri businesses hit by storms
• Today (Nov. 11): STLCC Student e-mail accounts are changing from Hotmail to Outl...
• “Mexican Feminicide,” a film and keynote address, is set 11 a.m.-1 p.m. today at...
• Boeing gets $48 million Navy aircraft computer contract
• A sincere and heartfelt thank you goes out to all veteran and active military pe...
• Tribute to Veterans today from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Student Center Lob...
• FBI specialist to discuss computer system safety
• Best Buy and Target reveals Black Friday ad
• Monsanto plans to access Argentina's soy market
• Deal reached on local control of St. Louis Police
• St. Louis casino revenue falls 4% in October
• Neiman Marcus sells out Ferraris in 50 minutes
• Apple releases iPhone battery software fix
• Pujols said to be meeting with Marlins
• St. Charles panel votes down TIF for Schnucks project
• Olan Mills sold to photo competitor Lifetouch
• Peabody again extends bid for Australia's Macarthur
• Booth replaces Kellogg as top MBA school
• UMSL Events for Nov. 12-18, 2011
• St. Louis casino revenue falls 4% in October to $89 million
• Old Navy Black Friday ad includes free Kodak Easy Share camera if you hurry
• Part 4: A poignant and personal interview with death row inmate Reggie Clemons
• Part 3: A poignant and personal interview with death row inmate Reggie Clemons
• Lumiere Place’s parent sells Reno operation for $26 million
• Part 2: A poignant and personal interview with death row inmate Reggie Clemons
• Centrue posts $4.7 million loss for Q3
• A poignant and personal interview with death row inmate Reggie Clemons Part 1
• Basketball Archers on fire!
• Barnes-Jewish Nationally Recognized as a "Consumer Choice"
• Walmart Black Friday ad released
• Education faculty, students shape young minds through language
• Are you a first semester Ranken student? We want your opinion! Sign up for one o...
• Free meals for Veterans Day at 5 St. Louis restaurants
• Sociology undergraduates get a chance to get dirty, published
• Nursing scholar receives AHA fellowship
• St. Louis banks turn profitable in Q3
• Tilley withdraws from lieutenant governor race
• Just held our annual Veteran's Day ceremony on the Finney lawn. 145 Ranken facul...
• IBM presents gift to UMSL’s Xtreme IT! program
• OPTIONS Celebrates 20 Years
• Tomorrow, cartoonist, animator, director, screenwriter and Academy Award nominee...
• Jazz director earns top honor from hometown
• Touhill to present a traditional Irish evening with Martin Hayes, Dennis Cahill
• USA3000 to stop flying out of Lambert
• Aegion board expands, adds natural gas exec
• Seminary Announces New Admissions Event
• Bud Light Platinum to be released in January
• Today (Nov. 10): 10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Ground Floor of IR. Professor Jeanne Flor...
• Stifel reports Q3 profit of $22.3 million
• Walmart moves Black Friday to Thursday
• Veterans get down to business
• Italy's troubles may foreshadow what's at stake for U.S., economist says
• Crowd funding creative but risky</p>
• Cosmic voyager has a layover in St. Louis
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul Apartment Complex Allows Veteran To Fly Flag
• Bike Trivia Night And Silent Auction!
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul Announces $400,000 Revolving Loan Fund
• Kirkwood/Webster Turkey Day Run
• Business Bancshares swing to loss in Q4, 2010
• Reliance Bank under FDIC scrutiny, to close offices
• NFL lockout looms as union decertifies
• Suddenlink swings to Q4 profit
• MiTek buys USP Structural Connectors
• NFL lockout looms as negotiations resume
• Japan quake, tsunami may be costliest ever
• Emerson, Monsanto, Boeing, Sigma-Aldrich, Savvis respond after quake
• Scott Air Force Base monitors quake response
• Danforth center names director
• Skelton joins Husch Blackwell
• A-B distributor Lohr's adds craft brews
• U.S. Fidelis cars, jewelry go to auction
• FDA imposes rules on J&J plants
• Metro East levees get reprieve
• Gateway Academy to close
• Apple iPad 2 goes on sale
• NFL deadline today
• Amazon breaks with Illinois affiliates
• Greyhound offers dollar rides
• From 12-3 today is the Homecoming Tailgate Party/Car Smash out in Parking Lot B....
• Charter narrows loss in Q3
• Pro-Missouri income tax group to launch fight
• Credit Suisse to cut 1,500 jobs, shrink investment banking
• Emerson profit, sales rise 15% in 2011
• Charter combines Netflix, Amazon, Hulu search
• St. Clair Judge Milton Wharton to step down
• Missouri judge weighing budget cuts by Gov. Nixon
• Pfizer Q3 profit soars on sale of Capsugel unit
• Charter combines Netflix, Amazon, Hulu search
• Dooley's St. Louis County budget calls for 175 job cuts
• VIDEO: Selling St. Louis
• COGIC brings 35,000, $35 million to St. Louis
• Don't forget tonight at 6:00 p.m. is the Mr. Spartan Contest in the Great Hall!...
• Judge Jimmie Edwards wins People Magazine award
• Target, Macy’s to open at midnight for Black Friday
• Who will replace Tony LaRussa as Cardinals manager?
• SLIDESHOW: Tony LaRussa's career
• The YWCA will have an on campus recruiting event on Wednesday, Nov. 2, from 11 a...
• Joann Ordinachev resigns from the board after 15 years, citing personal reasons.
• Ameren sends crews to East Coast to help after snowstorm
• Walther Bicentennial Celebration Draws Many Guests
• Wells Fargo Advisors renews St. Louis Symphony sponsorship
• Monsanto gives $250,000 to St. Louis County Library’s Center for Family History
• Cardinals' Freese to visit Macy's
• Alumnus’ film to premiere at Chase Park Plaza
• Experts to discuss giants in American conservation movement
• Fechner Day fete
• Trio of popular country music artists to play Touhill
• Not everyone can attend classes 9-5...some of you have to go during the evening....
• David Freese will be a guest on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" at 10:35 p.m. o...
• The 15 scariest jobs
• Freese, LaRussa to go on late night talk shows
• Mo. AG Koster to argue case before U.S. Supreme Court
• SLIDESHOW: Cardinals celebrate World Series victory
• Budweiser Clydesdale named after Tony LaRussa
• Target to open at midnight for Black Friday
• Clayton restaurants prosper after smoking ban
• Cardinals schedule 9 a.m. press conference
• Boeing spacecraft announcement today
• Barron's: Investors should avoid Groupon
• The official Great Big Toys 'R' Us Toy Book is here
• Read all about tonights Pujols event.
• MBU's basketball team with Albert's all-stars.
• Pujols is here!!!!!
• Matt Holliday is in the building. What a night for MBU!
• Aeneas Williams playing in the Pujols All Star Basketball game inside MBU's new...
• We weren't able to publicize this beforehand; however, Missouri Baptist Universi...
• Halloween Party in the cafeteria Monday from 11:30 to 1:30! What's your favorite...
• It's a big day for Meramec alum and World Series MVP David Freese. A world champ...
• World Series MVP David Freese, an STLCC alum, will appear on "The Tonight Show"...
• Cards soar to eleventh World Series title
• Go Cards!
• Congratulations to World Series MVP David Freese and the St. Louis Cardinals on...
• Cards win! 11th World Series in 2011
• Cowboy Mouth’s New Year’s Eve Extravaganza
• We may have a World Series Champion as an alum by the end of the night. It's "d...
• Reliance Bancshares reduces loss in Q3
• Anthropology alumnus writes Cardinals rap
• Music professor Tom Zirkle's part of this performance at New Music Circle.
• Fundraising advice: The donor is in the details, Wash. U. prof says
• The end of the semester is coming soon, and cashless textbook buyback is coming,...
• LMI wins $44 million Embraer KC-390 jet contract
• FDA move advances Biovest drug
• Exhibit to explore myths, associated stories
• Suicide-prevention training: It’s for everyone
• Eye on UMSL: 1 more
• SLIDESHOW: World Series Game 6. Three innings for the ages.
• Congratulations, David!
• Calls and Vicarage Assignments Announced at Concordia Seminary
• How about those Cardinals???
• UMSL Events for Oct. 29-Nov. 4, 2011
• Patients First Cancer Center to become SSM Cancer Care next month
• STLCC alum David Freese earned himself a place in Cardinals history. What did yo...
• Electronic recycling continues this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Harris...
• Meramec alum and Cardinals third baseman David Freese. David is hitting .393 wit...
• First Banks cuts loss in Q3
• Laclede Group profit rises 18% to $63.8 million in 2011
• MSD prepares $945 million bond issue for voters
• Ameren to cut energy efficiency programs
• Olin profit jumps 48% to $47 million in Q3
• Arch Coal profit halved to $19 million on acquisition fees
• Olin profit jumps 48% to $47 million in Q3
• Whirlpool cutting 5,000 jobs
• Cards rally twice for win! World Series Game 7 tonight
• Arch Coal profit halved to $19 million on aquisition fees
• YRC shares will keep trading on Nasdaq — for now
• Congratulations to STLCC alum and hometown hero David Freese on getting the Card...
• Open Streets
• Harvest Fair / Tour de Plants: Remix
• Lung Cancer Connection 5-K Fun Lung Run/Walk
• Saint Louis International Film Festival 2011
• Congratulations to Meramec alum David Freese, who hit a triple in the 9th inning...
• Nice coverage of our Wednesday Job Fair in St. Louis Post-Dispatch!
• Today only - Pumpkin spa facial treatment for just $25
• North Bay Produce to build $6 million warehouse at MidAmerica Airport
• Charter to give $250,000 to Lindenwood University
• Borgore
• UMSL partners with medical school
• The "Friday Night Movie" this week is "Cars 2" rated G. Doors open at 7pm, movie...
• Helping hands needed for Our Lady's Inn, which is transitional housing for expec...
• Grupo Atlantico to kick off Women in the Arts Conference
• Nixon signs third Chinese trade deal
• Power Up Electrical Contractors buys Crown Electrical Contracting
• Lecture to explore Hellenism, Orthodox Christianity
• Today (Oct. 27): Join Campus Life and SGA from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the FV-cafet...
• Career and Employment Services will hold an Internship Fair on today from 10 a.m...
• Belden profit soars 51% in Q3
• Enterprise Financial Q3 profit doubles to $10 million
• Columbia, Mo., ranks No. 6 in nation for inflation
• Build-A-Bear posts profit in Q3
• Build-A-Bear posts profit in Q3
• Brown Shoe completes sale of AND 1
• City of St. Louis looks to raise $64 million for parks
• YRC lays off six executives
• Granite City port wins $8.5 million stimulus grant
• Bunge profit falls 34% in Q3
• Religious arguments both damage, strengthen the political process
• Confluence Newsletter - October 25, 2011
• The donor is in the details
• Halloween activities and trick or treating: South St. Louis County
• Halloween trick or treating: St. Louis Forest Park, Central West End
• Halloween activities, trick or treating: St. Charles, St. Peters, O'Fallon
• Halloween trick or treating, activities for kids: Florissant and Hazelwood
• St. Louis Halloween activities and trick or treating: Chesterfield
• Halloween activities in St. Louis: Creve Coeur, Ballwin, Des Peres, Kirkwood
• Ex-accounting manager at Urban Investigation Security gets 18 months for embezzling
• Solutia profit soars 56% to $75 million in Q3
• American Railcar posts $4 million profit in Q3
• Planning your future? Come play the Game of Life with TRIO student support servi...
• SLIDESHOW: Inside Boeing’s first 787 Dreamliner
• Alumna shares food fascination with others
• Employee volunteering takes on many forms at UMSL
• The truth behind Black Friday sales - How much do you know? Take the quiz
• Enterprise reports record 2011 revenue of $14.1 billion
• ‘What Is a City?’ intermingles science, humanities
• World Series Game 6 postponed until Thursday
• UMB boosts earnings with strong loans, non-interest income
• Ascension CEO Tersigni named one of the 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare
• See into space at UMSL
• Parents As Teachers names CEO
• Proton Beam Accelerator Delivered to Siteman Cancer Center
• Former Kellwood chairman McKenna dies
• The Ranken Community Development Corporation (RCDC) is continuously looking for...
• ESDT instructor, Larry Sisson recently participated in the Fishing for Freedom e...
• First day of Spring 2012 Registration drew long lines this morning. Get ready --...
• After an update to the system, registration is now back online at all campuses,...
• Good example of the way we help in the community.
• This day in history: Stock market crash of 1929 led to The Great Depression
• Registration starts TODAY!! Do you have everything in order to get the classes...
• This is an event you don't want to miss.
• It is almost open!
• The new Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex will be dedicated n...
• Don't forget about The Perk: the Event this friday at 9pm! It kicks off the MBU...
• Insituform changes name, forms holding company
• Marriott OKs spinoff of time share business
• Sports agent who bought Atkinson mansion settles suit
• BlueCross BlueShield joins $70 million investment round in Essence
• Big 12 approves West Virginia to replace Mizzou
• Schnucks stops needle-free flu vaccines
• Anheuser-Busch InBev wins back 'Bud' name in Austria
• UMB Bank's profit rises in third quarter
• World Series Game 6 ticket prices drop
• Guess where most 25 to 44 year olds live in St. Louis?
• Study shows way to test health claims of probiotics
• Insituform changes name, forms holding company
• BlueCross BlueShield joins $70 million investment round in Essence Group
• Panera profit rises 27% to $29 million in Q3
• Do you know someone fabulous under 40?
• Express Scripts profit increases 8% to $325 million in Q3
• “The Heart and the Fist” Author Joins Fontbonne for Presentation
• Wednesday (Oct. 26): Support the Cardinal’s by wearing RED! Here's a call to all...
• Red light cameras upheld by Missouri Court of Appeals
• Missouri special session ends
• Sigma-Aldrich profit jumps 26% to $117 million in Q3
• Ranken alumni: This manufacturing company located in South County has job openin...
• Emerson’s Farr to join IBM board
• World Series tickets still available for tomorrow’s game
• The Programming Board manning a display on Domestic Violence Awareness today. Cl...
• Looking for work? A Job Fair will take place Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in...
• Congratulations to Curtis, Stephanie, Ly Syin and Lastisha - the winners of our...
• Social worker’s study shows families of special-needs children benefit from medical homes
• Regis Philbin to Discuss Memoir at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• UMSL sponsors science, humanities symposium for high school students
• Peabody's Boyce on ArcelorMittal pull-out: We always preferred a larger ownership of Macarthur Coal
• Peabody gets 100% of Macarthur as ArcelorMittal backs out
• Missouri delegation to China tops 50 people
• St. Louis sisters featured in Black Enterprise Magazine
• Novartis to cut 2,000 jobs
• Centene profit jumps 28% to $29 million in Q3
• Police board to discuss unpaid furloughs today
• Reinsurance Group of America profit rises 15% to $147 million in Q3
• Gov. Quinn fires Illinois gaming board
• RP Lumber heir, judge to compete for Congressional seat
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Oct. 18-24
• International scholar perspectives on 9/11 focus of Oct. 27 roundtable
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• MBU's jam-packed 2011 Homecoming kicks off this Friday with the tradition of all...
• Reinsurance Group of America profit rises 15% in Q3
• The women's soccer season has ended too. Congratulations on your first year as T...
• The men's soccer season has ended. Congratulations on your first year as The Arc...
• Olin Cup semifinalists named
• Have you seen the Suggestion Boxes around campus? They are at the main entrance...
• Patriot Coal names chief accounting officer
• Soccer player receives scholarship memorializing hall of famer
• Archers fall to Crowder in Region XVI Tournament
• With the World Series hoopla back downtown this week, it’s become necessary to r...
• St. Louis Public Radio wraps successful Fall Membership Campaign
• Check out this week's student newsletter. Want to receive it every Monday in you...
• St. Louis Cardinals, Blues, and Rams game deals at Mobil on the Run
• Holiday shopping without the kids
• From Intern to Owner: David Greene Speaks at Fontbonne
• Arch Coal agrees not to mine under high school
• BJC tax breaks scrutinized
• Peabody, ArcelorMittal gain majority of Macarthur
• Curators narrow search for MU president
• McCaskill to visit Boeing today
• Former St. Louis ad exec's advice for A-B's Bud Light campaign
• Hearing today on AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Hermelin: KV cast me as a 'scapegoat'
• Sara Lee bakery deal wins regulatory approval
• Wildey Theatre falls short of Q1 goals
• Mr. October 22: Pujols’ historic night leads Cards
• thank you to everyone who attended our open house today! Thanks to 105.7 The Poi...
• UMSL Week: Homecoming
• Missouri pursues new care surrounding mental illness
• The Lemonheads
• AT&T gives $625,000 to Oasis Institute for older-adult tech training
• Looking for something fun tonight? There will be a haunted house inthe Student C...
• Nixon signs MOSIRA into law, but will it count?
• This Week in Photos, Oct. 21, 2011
• Marketing professor talks ‘Rally Squirrel’ craze
• Eye on UMSL: Life blood
• Today, between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., the telephones at the South County Educa...
• Arch Coal target of mini-tender offer by TRC Capital
• If you have younger brothers or sisters, or kids of your own, the Halloween Part...
• Upper Limits Rock Climbing, Bruton Stroube Studios get $1.8 million in loans
• Applicants sought for Missouri Court of Appeals
• Just a reminder that we will be holding our fall open house tomorrow! Please sto...
• UMSL Events for Oct. 22-28, 2011
• Ameren offers buyouts to 715 employees
• Next week's Chinese airline cargo flight canceled
• Eads Bridge closure, marathon to disrupt traffic
• Will Spence run if Kinder doesn't?
• Icahn proposes 3 directors at Commercial Metals
• Illinois will seek waiver for No Child Left Behind
• Southwest Airlines posts $140 million Q3 loss
• Gov. Nixon leaves today on China trade mission
• Stifel sues former broker Barnhart
• Missouri House seeks to resurrect China Hub bill
• Peabody's Macarthur bid gets Chinese shareholder's support
• Plants feel the force
• Alumnus sings for millions on ‘Ellen,’ at World Series
• Hank & Cupcakes
• Eurogang workshop spotlights criminologists’ research
• Kit Bond launches security firm
• Missouri House approves Boeing resolution
• Helping people quit one smoker at a time
• World Series payoff: Cardinals’ playoff run allows St. Louis to postpone furloughs
• Check out what our new FV bloggers have to say at
• Stein Mart to open in former Borders in Sunset Hills
• Women in the Arts to present ‘Special Events’
• Learn outside the classroom and see the world! Many study abroad opportunities a...
• Bye-bye boo birds
• Scott Bush joins J.P. Morgan office
• New Advent Sermon Series from Concordia Seminary
• Every year St. Louis Community College offers a variety of study abroad opportun...
• How would you like to study in England? Maybe Costa Rica is more your style...or...
• Duke Manufacturing wins deal with Compass Group
• Cass profit rises 8.6% in Q3
• Patriot Coal sales jump, loss widens in Q3
• Way to bring home the victory, Cards! Now, let's keep it going and bring home t...
• Also don't forget to like Partyline by the St. Louis American to keep up to date...
• Have you all checked out this week's Partyline? We're covering the Jill Scott Re...
• De Smet receives $100,000 grant from Alberici
• JCPenney Outlet in Jamestown Mall gets new owner, name
• Young Innovations sees Q3 profit rise
• St. Louis ranks 12th for bad bridges
• Missouri closer to waiver for No Child Left Behind
• Metro East lawmakers propose measure to attract jobs
• Young Innovations profit up 5 percent in Q3
• JCPenney Outlet in Jamestown Mall sold, to be rebranded
• Peabody, ArcelorMittal again extend offer for Macarthur
• Dewey's to open pizzeria in Edwardsville
• Recognizing World Food Day (VIDEO)
• Nutrition rating system similar to the ‘Energy Star’ program needed for U.S. food labels
• Let's go Cardinals!!!! Let's bring that World Series trophy back to the STL!
• 7 Questions: The man behind MLB’s crackdown on counterfeits
• World Series payoff: St. Louis limo, car rentals surge
• Clayton names finance and administration director
• Industrial Wiping Cloths & Supplies admits employing undocumented workers
• Cindy Bakalar's fulfilling a lifelong dream to become a nurse, returned to schoo...
• Banner will be out of service Saturday and Sunday because of routine maintenance...
• Exciting times: Check out the schedule for the opening of the new Carl and Delor...
• Women’s soccer celebrates 30 years
• Enterprise Bank to spend $3 million on low-income, minority communities
• Looking to recycle old electronics, like computers or televisions? Then come to...
• Boeing gives $125,000 to Arts and Education Council
• Nixon names Judge Draper to Missouri Supreme Court
• STL Cardinals: Banging their way into the World Series
• Monsanto vows to fight DuPont patent suit
• Last week, five ministers from local churches visited campus to learn more about...
• Congratulations to Paul Mueller who recently announced his retirement after 40 y...
• Thank you to everyone who gave blood at our blood drive last week!
• BBB: World Series souvenirs a bad investment
• Energizer, Mendoza, VH1 give $30,000 in musical instruments to St. Louis students
• Registration starts a week from today, Oct. 26, and we've got you covered on how...
• Composer’s poetry-inspired score to debut in special concert
• Lots of information available for Meramec students today! Having trouble decidin...
• Ford workers ratify UAW contract
• Thermadyne CFO Schumm leaving
• Emerson to spend $100 million on improvements
• Abbott Labs to split into 2 companies
• SABMiller in $1.9 billion deal with Turkish brewer
• Metro East bakers to compete on Food Network
• Auditor Schweich wants lawmakers to define his authority
• Express Scripts, Medco deal faces another probe
• Illinois to take part in national emergency test
• New Rally Squirrel shirts available
• American Society Of Theatre Consultants Announces Edgar L. Lustig To Receive First Honorary Fellow
• World Series boon to St. Louis economy? Maybe not, economist says
• Strike tobacco out of baseball and start with World Series, says public health expert
• Safe Halloween trick or treating: Hazelwood hosts party, activities for kids
• Thermadyne CFO Schumm resigns
• Teen driving news: Thrill seeking accident kills Francis Howell student
• Emerson plans $100 million in expansions, renovations
• Man killed by teen driver on cell phone reminder of talk and drive danger
• Pulaski profit drops 31% to $2.2 million in Q4
• Alumnus rapper works to ‘make “SMART” cool’
• St. Louis Rams’ beer most expensive in NFL
• Check out this interview with STLCC Archers head coach Tony Dattoli, who shares...
• Metro Heart Group, Midwest Cardiovascular Consultants join SSM Heart Institute
• Former St. Louis County police chief named Missouri public safety director
• Calls Issued at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Oct. 11-17
• World Series presents final challenge for Cards
• Way to go STLCC alum David Freese, NLCS MVP! Here's to a great World Series for...
• Will Brandon Lloyd help save the Rams anemic offense?
• Expect increased security at Busch Stadium for World Series
• SSM St. Clare Health Center names president
• World Series payoff: St. Louis spruces up downtown
• Durbin to Cardinals: Spit out tobacco for World Series
• In today’s world, education and technology are constantly changing. In order to...
• Mark your calendar for next Wednesday!
• Ranken held a press conference last Friday to announce a new $900,000 grant that...
• Looking for World Series tickets? How not to lose money on baseball ticket scams
• Pujols Foundation Rep Comes to Campus for Dedicated Semester Event
• CPI falls below NYSE market cap
• CPI receives NYSE notice
• Metro awarded $3.8 million in federal grants
• Missouri class action tobacco suit heads to jury
• Orbitz fined $60,000 for missing disclosures
• Quinn opposes slots at Illinois racetracks
• Missouri Senate fails to kill presidential primary
• AmeriGas buying propane unit from Energy Transfer Partners
• Nixon war chest triples Kinder's in last quarter
• More Dreamliner cancellations for Boeing
• Dinner explores legal history and feminist vision of sex equality in the workplace
• Fifth Third Bank gives $70,000 to Justine Petersen
• World Series payoff: Warren Sign prepares Busch Stadium
• ATTENTION STLCC STUDENTS: There will be NO CLASSES tomorrow (Oct. 18) due to Pro...
• Kopecky Family Band & Matrimony
• OUR SEATS FILL FAST. Spring registration opens Oct. 26, 2011. Don't forget to me...
• Don't forget -- no classes Tuesday for students. We're having a Staff Developmen...
• Gokel to lead UMSL’s Center for Nanoscience
• Express Scripts rebuffs Walgreen’s Tricare offer
• World Series payoff: CVC pegs spending at $2.6 million per game
• The Advising Center will offer Banner Self-Service training in the Student Cente...
• Today's star alumni!
• World Series payoff: Game 1 tickets start at $238
• Bommarito again considers moving Tony’s to former Busch’s Grove
• Rams outclassed by Packers 24-3
• World Series payoff: Michelle Obama to attend Game 1 in St. Louis
• St. Louis Rams trade for WR Brandon Lloyd
• Who will be the next Charter CEO?
• World Series payoff: Rapper Vega releases Cardinals rally song
• Memoryhouse
• Take this survey on our food service by Oct. 26, and you'll be entered in a draw...
• Check out this week's student newsletter (also posted on Inside Ranken every Mon...
• Meramec students making a difference in Joplin.
• Center for Nanoscience names new director
• High school juniors and seniors are encouraged to visit STLCC-Meramec tonight, O...
• Barnes-Jewish Hospital Hip and Knee Program Receives Certification from the Joint Commission
• ATTENTION STLCC STUDENTS: Tomorrow, Oct. 18, there will be no classes due to Pr...
• Congratulations to STLCC-Meramec alum (and third baseman of YOUR NATIONAL LEAGUE...
• RIM offers free apps after service outage
• Best airlines for business travel
• Galleria's owner sells interests in three malls
• GM workers return to Wentzville today
• Madison, St. Clair counties owed $75 million by state
• Kinder Morgan buying El Paso for $21 billion
• Illinois bank seized by regulators
• KV Pharmaceutical sues former CEO
• Cards Win! World Series starts here Wednesday
• Kodak licenses patents to Imax
• Bachmann Book Series to focus on leadership
• Variety Children’s Theatre to stage ‘Wizard of Oz’ at Touhill
• National science standards to the rescue
• STLCC-Forest Park congratulates Meramec alum David Freese on being named MVP of...
• Eye on UMSL: Triple hoop
• International Studies and Programs offers passport services
• Ground beef, cell phones, swimming pools: How you can get E. Coli
• Berkman named NL Comeback Player of the Year
• Halloween activity for kids: World Bird Sanctuary talks creepy creatures
• Halloween trick or treating, harvest party for kids in St. Louis
• Halloween costume parade, trick or treating at Westport Plaza in St. Louis
• Halloween parties in St. Louis: Don't drink and drive, hire designated driver
• $10 feeds your family with Pizza Hut's Anytime deal
• Hungry? Subway $5.00 footlong in October - Play trivia to win a free sandwich
• No classes Oct. 18 due to Professional Development Day for STLCC faculty and sta...
• Level 2 brings you a night of Tequilas and Cardinals baseball
• Thanks to the hundreds who came out again this morning to the MBU Run for Ronald...
• Trailnet News - October 13, 2011
• SEIU, Jobs With Justice and Missouri AFL-CIO joined MORE in Occupy St. Louis
• Express Scripts, Walgreen reach deal for Blue Cross in KC
• SLIDESHOW: OccupySTL, unions march on Bank of America
• LarsonAllen, Clifton Gunderson in 'early' merger talks
• Just a reminder: Music at Meramec presents its Fall Showcases Saturday, Oct. 15...
• Study Abroad program opens a world of opportunity
• Panel to focus on ‘Creating Whole Communities’
• The MBU Run for Ronald 5k is tomorrow! Forgot to register? No problem - walk in...
• Thank you to Robbyn Wahby from Mayor Slay's office for coming to campus and spea...
• Join us in the Student Center Commons for this week's Friday Night Movie, "Bad T...
• VIDEO: St. Louis Symphony plays Cardinals tribute
• Halloween party for kids at The Butterfly House in St. Louis
• New iPhone brings no lines at Saint Louis Galleria
• Allstate executive joins Ameren board
• Lutheran Senior Services’ $48 million Webster Groves expansion to create 600 construction jobs
• This Week in Photos, Oct. 14, 2011
• Doc Popcorn shop pops up in St. Louis
• Choppers, bikers, corn and Monsanto
• UMSL Events for Oct. 15-21, 2011
• Today (Oct. 14): The Great Northwest - A documentary produced and directed by Re...
• Thanks to everyone who attended and helped out with our Shadow-a-Tech event yest...
• GM seeks Missouri incentives for Wentzville expansion
• Busch beer vendors enjoy extra pay days with Cardinals' playoffs
• Kitchen fire hits former Del Pietro's
• Petitions to end Missouri income tax can seek signatures
• Road closures in downtown St. Louis this weekend
• Bunge adds oil exec to board
• Sears to use iPads in stores to help customers
• Thousands line up to buy the iPhone 4s
• NYT spotlights Anheuser-Busch, Miller rivalry in MLB championships
• Hulu no longer for sale
• St. Louis police detective Trish Nijkamp, left, and detective Richard Noble, rig...
• I-64, bridge closures this weekend in St. Louis
• Exhibition to explore painters’ use of photography
• UMSL to present pair of French plays
• SLIDESHOW: Inside the National Personnel Records Center
• Commerce Bank earnings rise 17% higher-quality loans
• KV Pharma shares jump after doctors’ statement on pre-term labor drug
• Ranken gets $900,000 to prepare students for technical careers
• Gap closing one-third of U.S. stores
• NFCA names 5 softball players Scholar-Athletes
• Peabody’s $4.7 billion offer for Macarthur Coal OK’d by Chinese regulators
• Final soccer weekend to include special events
• Concordia Seminary and Saint Louis University Offer Dual Degree
• Armstrong Energy, affiliate plan IPOs of up to $91 million
• No clapping in the Cardinals' press box
• Meramec Alum (and Cardinals Third Baseman) David Freese went 3-4 with an RBI las...
• St. Louis nonprofits get $911,019 in Missouri tax credits
• Need some caffeine during midterms? Free coffee today in cafeteria!
• Today, Lisa Sweeny of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department will present...
• Today (Oct. 13): Lunch ‘n’ Learn - PTK Scholarship Fair & Graduation Information...
• Music at Meramec presents its Fall Showcases Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m., and...
• Two days until our big 5k Run for Ronald. Did we mention Ronald himself will be...
• Ralcorp names Vitale CFO of Post Holdings
• McKee to seek more bonds for NorthPark
• Stereotaxis executives take pay cuts
• DuPont sale of Solae said to be on hold
• Rick Perry in St. Louis today
• Apple may be planning 'iPad mini' to compete with Kindle Fire
• Hearing today on Missouri House, Senate redistricting maps
• MetroLink expands service for Cardinals' playoffs
• Shriners Hospitals for Children gets $60 million gift, largest in system’s history
• Ex-Brentwood city administrator sentenced for embezzling city money for gambling
• Halloween activities for kids: Decorate or carve a pumpkin in Brentwood
• Brain scans reveal drugs’ effects on attention
• Stepleton named director of Brown School Policy Forum
• Corporate numbers manipulation may be on the rise
• Come see the final women's soccer games of the season: Thursday at 4 p.m. at Mer...
• SLIDESHOW: Spirits fly at Cardinals pep rally
• Ex-Brentwood city administrator sentenced for embezzling city money for gambling
• Washington University to open diabetes center with $3 million grant
• Shriners Hospitals for Children gets $60 million gift from A.B. Hudson, largest in system’s history
• Playoff payoff: Budweiser, Pi on the line in Cardinals’ wager between U.S. Reps. Clay, Moore
• Playoff baseball returns to St. Louis tonight, as our beloved Cardinals take on...
• Olin, 4 others propose $30 million N.Y. expansion
• "Falling" Moves to Off-Broadway
• IS professor talks password security
• Rams Headed to London Soon
• Service to Celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible
• Thursday is Free Coffee in the Cafeteria! Do you ever want to know the breakfast...
• Scholarships for Educational and Economic Development, a terrific program.
• Women’s golf sets another school record
• Delicious dark chocolate facial makes great gift: One more day to save
• A limited number of STLCC Archers Soccer and Volleyball “Breast Cancer Awareness...
• Come watch the Archers women's soccer team take on Lindenwood-Belleville tomorro...
• Playoff payoff: Rain or shine, Cards fans to generate $4.5M more
• Artist to take exhibit participants to ‘TASK’
• Pudd’nHead, Left Bank bookstores turn page on a better September
• TODAY(Oct. 12): In conjunction with LGBT History Month, the Film Circle presents...
• Missouri Senate committee requests Mamtek documents
• St. Elizabeth's proposed O'Fallon campus clears hurdle
• Mercy to open St. Charles hospital, Chesterfield virtual care center
• Gannett shutting down websites for moms, including in St. Louis
• Missouri Senate to consider Aerotropolis Monday
• Koster: Missouri redistricting should stand
• Arby's workers to get $57,000 in back pay
• Golf is an $889M industry in Missouri, study finds
• Woman admits stealing $717,000 from St. John's
• Ameren to consolidate electric, natural gas bills
• Volleyball player achieves career milestone
• Nonprofit's Vehicle Donation Program Bucks National Trend: Double-Digit Increases In Six Months
• It's a full evening of Archers athletics, as the women's volleyball team play to...
• Recommendation Against PSA Test Goes Too Far
• A Disastrous Weekend for the Rams
• African American alumni chapter celebrates 25 years
• Reminder on free "The Pruitt-Igoe Myth" documentary showing Wednesday at 9:30 a....
• Are you a foreign film fan or someone who enjoys romantic comedies? If so, join...
• Area high school juniors and seniors are encouraged to visit Meramec Monday, Oct...
• How 'bout those Cardinals? Way to deliver the beatdown last night!!!
• Federal Reserve Bank official to discuss financial crisis lessons
• On Tuesday, Madeline Long-Gill will present a program on "Domestic Violence on...
• Brown Shoe names Wash. U. biz dean Gupta to board
• Suit alleges Stereotaxis misled investors
• Des Peres Hospital CEO named
• Cardinals' fan support among best in MLB
• Dollar Thrifty no longer for sale
• Former Anheuser-Busch CMO Levy joins uHaps Media
• Public hearing today on proposed St. Elizabeth's Hospital campus
• Nestle Purina releases commercial aimed at dogs
• Mizzou looks to gain $12M from Southeastern Conference
• American Airlines to cut flights
• Trailnet Newsletter - October 2011
• Prison Released 'Murderer' Strikes Again!
• Also let's give a shout out to the ladies of Delta Sigma Theta! They are domina...
• Shout out to the Omega Psi Phi fraternity members who are DOMINATING the competi...
• Suit: Stereotaxis misled investors
• Des Peres Hospital CEO named
• Cardinals' fan support among best in MLB
• Dorsey's Square drops new user limits
• Neuro-oncologist foresees breakthroughs in brain tumor fight
• Tuesday, Oct. 11: SPIRIT DAY - National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Show your...
• Shauna Wollmershauser, a second-year Automotive Maintenance student was recently...
• Congratulations to Scott Martin, a second year Precision Machining student who w...
• Thank you to Erin Coble from Basler Eelectric who gave a Resume Writing and Inte...
• HVACR department chair, Chris Brueggeman recently received a certificate of appr...
• Last week the Automotive department hosted the 72nd semi-annual Illinois College...
• MEMC sells solar energy plants in Italy, Spain
• Emerson wins $100 million broadband deal in Australia
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals’ Rally Squirrel boosts St. Louis T-shirt business
• Arch Coal to open office in London, names new sales, HR execs
• Insituform to buy back up to $10 million in shares
• United Way raises $42 million of $71 million goal so far
• Check out this week's student newsletter. To receive the newsletter each Monday...
• MBU's Run/Walk for Ronald is this Saturday. The forecast is showing a beautiful...
• English alumna wins award for literary fiction
• English alumna wins award for literary fiction
• Legendary dance company returns to St. Louis
• Southwest Airlines reports increase in passenger traffic
• St. Louis bank deposits inch up to $71.4 billion
• Roberts’ TV stations file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Sun Security Bank to reopen tomorrow as Great Southern Bank
• St. Louis bank deposits inch up to $71.4 billion
• U of I breaks ground on $95M engineering building
• Missouri Senate candidates Brunner, Akin won't debate Steelman
• Disabled tax break dependent on Missouri business bill
• Culinaria workers announce Cardinals' scores to store
• Emerson wins $98 million Australian fiber optic project
• Safety Week begins Monday at Harrison Education Center! A Personal Safety Demons...
• WUSTL wins award for case study of Living Learning Center
• Brown School launches first social work-based social entrepreneurship program
• BSV Lounge hosted the 3rd stop of CY Events-Yvette's party bus in Saint Louis
• Carpenter leads Cards to NLCS
• Ryan Howard and the Phillies fall flat against the St. Louis Cardinals
• Sun Security Bank seized, sold to Great Southern Bank
• Roberts’ TV stations file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• How beautiful is the new Women's Restroom in the Student Center Lobby? The renov...
• Coco Louco Brasil: Escape to Brazilian cuisines in St. Louis
• Nice piece on our green efforts!
• St. Louis' Businesses of the Year
• MBU Faculty and Staff show some team pride today by wearing Cardinal gear to sup...
• St. Louis Halloween activities for kids: Hayrides, games at Shaw Park
• Southwest Airlines unveils fare sale starting at $59
• Archaeologist to discuss ancient burial site in Crete
• St. Louis Halloween party for middle school students, teens
• Meglio's: St. Louis restaurant featured on Food Network today's deal of the day
• Ranken Jordan gets $100,000 gift for ball field
• Halloween safety: Choosing the right costumes for your kids
• 400 laid-off GM workers to start at Wentzville plant in January
• Good news! The newly renovated bathrooms in the Student Center Lobby are now ope...
• A free screening of this powerful documentary will be Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 9...
• Eye on UMSL: Go Cards!
• In conjunction with LGBT History Month, the Film Circle presents a showing of th...
• Solutia to buy Southwall Technologies for $113 million
• AT&T, feds agree on special master in T-Mobile merger suit
• Advocates to push for Missouri clean energy ballot measure
• Mizzou's Alden ranks among highest paid athletic directors
• OccupySTL protesters released from jail
• Charter names regional chief
• Defense industry wary of Pentagon's Carter
• New general's arrival to draw top brass to Scott Air Force Base
• Two hurt in explosion at Gilster-Mary Lee pasta plant
• Quinn vs. Ameren on rate hikes
• UMSL Events for Oct. 8-14, 2011
• Occupy St. Louis and Bank of America picket
• Mizzou's Alden ranks among highest paid athletic directors
• S. A. Freerks & Associates sold to Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
• George re-elected head of GLVC Presidents Council
• Kudos to Daphne Rivers, Forest Park bookstore employee, who put this display win...
• Conference to explore roles of science in addressing urban problems
• Aerotropolis, different version of tax credit reform pass Missouri House
• I-70 downtown to be closed this busy weekend
• Dax Riggs
• Feeling blue? Stressed? Overwhelmed? The Forest Park Counseling Department is pr...
• Former May, THF executives behind rival $85 million Chesterfield outlet mall plan
• Great talents show up and out for Lexus' Musiq CD party in St. Louis
• Rams lose Fletcher and Amendola for season
• Anheuser-Busch buys tickets to avoid Jaguars blackout
• Rock-Tenn settles suit challenging Smurfit buy
• Express Scripts cuts earnings forecast
• St. Louis Public Radio launches app for smartphones, iPad
• St. Louis ranked 27th best sports city, behind Oklahoma City. Yes, Oklahoma.
• The Automotive division is hosting a conference for the Illinois College Automot...
• Save on corn maze and pumpkin farm admission in St. Louis area
• St. Louis coupon money-saving site
• The antici...pation is over! "The Rocky Horror Show" is playing at the Meramec...
• Missouri Senate committee launches Mamtek probe
• Some OccupySTL protesters arrested at Kiener Plaza
• Who will run for Costello's seat?
• SLIDESHOW: 11 pivotal moments in Steve Jobs' career
• Bank of America closing correspondent lending unit
• Missouri revenue up from last year
• Illinois man to lead Mo. National Guard at Jefferson Barracks
• Ameren to expand gas line
• Lambert Airport reports increase in passengers
• Mike Shannon among finalists for Hall of Fame
• The Confluence Partnership News - October 4, 2011
• Astrophysicists spot pulsed radiation from Crab Nebula that wasn’t supposed to be there
• Apple founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Babyproofing your home: Safety in your baby's nursery
• Bonerama
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch highlights dance-music collaboration
• CHERP leads South Campus prairie garden planting
• Feeling blue? Stressed? Overwhelmed? The Forest Park Counseling Department is pr...
• Markwell, Wyss join BKD as partners
• MoDOT directs $177 million to highway projects
• Khadaega Thabet, Janet Kagoda and Shadi Zarghami help with Student Government As...
• Chesterfield outlet mall developer promises thousands of jobs, hundreds of millions in sales
• Chevy's, Casa Gallardo parent Real Mex files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Fontbonne Theatre Department Presents "Eleemosynary"
• Monsanto cuts loss to $122 million in Q4, will restate prior-year financials
• Cards’ season rests on Jackson
• BioSTL wins $1.8 million in grants
• SLIDESHOW: Rollin' on the Mississippi River
• Auto tech students Ben Swallow and Zachary Poggemoeller honored with $2,000 scho...
• There will be an information session on the graphic communications/digital media...
• Missouri Supreme Court rejects Anheuser-Busch appeal in Katz gender discrimination case
• Big pensions hit record $512 billion shortfall
• Boeing lands $11.7 billion C-17 support deal
• Illinois bleeds tech jobs
• Missouri House, Senate disagree over low-income housing tax credit
• Madoff victims set to recover $312 million
• A-B's $1 billion plant investment half of what it spent pre-InBev
• Mizzou curators vote to consider leaving Big 12
• Costello helped secure millions for Metro East
• Boeing wins C-17 support contract worth up to $11.7 billion
• Missouri Supreme Court rejects Anheuser-Busch appeal in Katz gender discrimination case
• Ann Taylor 'concept' store to open at Saint Louis Galleria
• Anheuser-Busch zythologists 'knighted' in Belgium
• Reformation Service by Perry County Lutheran Chorale at Concordia Seminary
• SLIDESHOW: Cardinals mania in St. Louis
• Get discounted Fright Fest tickets! Availble online from October 16-30.Weekends...
• UMSL to present play based on prize-winning Chilean novel
• Finance professor receives AB teaching award
• Tom Zirkle, aka Dr. Z, invites you to a percussion recital Wednesday night at 7...
• Successful CEO says EQ helped him get to top
• Graybar boosts credit line to $500 million
• Jon Hessel, Pastor at The Journey in St. Louis and a 2003 MBU Alum, was a 1st ge...
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Sept. 27-Oct. 3
• Flash Mob at Flo Valley with deaf students, students doing sign language, and de...
• ICL Performance Products buys Halox
• Ford labor agreement offers $1.1B investment, 1,600 new jobs in Kansas City
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals' economic impact estimates inflated?
• Phone service has been restored at the Meramec campus.
• Phone service has been restored at the Meramec campus.
• Phone service has been restored at the Meramec campus.
• Did you miss Chef Casey Shiller's appearance on "Cupcake Wars" this summer? The...
• The Meramec campus is experiencing phone problems. At the moment calls are not g...
• The Meramec campus is experiencing phone problems. At the moment calls are not g...
• The Meramec campus is experiencing phone problems. At the moment calls are not g...
• Alumni Honored for Achievements, Community Contributions
• Community Living gets OK for $30,000 in Missouri tax credits
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals pep rally shows redbird spirit
• 5 things Steve Spagnuolo needs to do now to fix the St. Louis Rams
• TODAY (Oct. 4): Cardinal's Rally - Root for the Cards and enjoy hotdogs, peanuts...
• Jon Hessel, Pastor at The Journey in St. Louis and a 2003 MBU Alum, was a 1st ge...
• Sixth Annual Lutheran Faith and Prayer Breakfast
• Washington Ave. named a Top 10 Great Street in America
• Washington Ave. named a Top 10 Great Street in America
• Scholastic closes in Moberly, 135 jobs lost
• Arbitrator rejects Quinn's plan for 1,900 layoffs, closures
• Anheuser-Busch InBev to market Budweiser as premium beer in Brazil
• Barnes & Noble buys Borders customer data
• Wall Street protesters target St. Louis
• KIG Healthcare bought by Ohio competitor
• Aetna, CVS to offer co-branded drug plan
• Expect heavy traffic today for Cardinals' playoff game, President Obama visit
• Trailnet Upcoming Programs - September 30, 2011
• Bank of America risks reputational capital with debit card fees
• Natural compound helps reverse diabetes in mice
• Legomsky appointed Chief Counsel for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
• Science Center shakes up management, names 4 VPs
• Danforth Center on Religion & Politics names director
• St. Louis Blues announce ticket prices
• Synergetics Q2 profit jumps 50%
• SGA sponsoring breakfast Tuesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in the cafeteria in suppor...
• Missouri employment law changes advance
• Urban League wins $3.8 million contract for St. Louis energy assistance program
• Coffey & McCracken law firm merges with Mathis, Marifian & Richter
• Expect heavy traffic in downtown St. Louis for Cardinals' playoff game, President Obama visit
• Missouri Senate OKs puppy mill bill
• Megan Swingle is a first-generation college student at MBU- she'll graduate next...
• Skelton joins Husch Blackwell as partner
• STLCC Sustainability Coordinator and resident "GREEN" expert Peggy Moody blogs a...
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals fans' economic impact grows to $3 million
• Peabody makes legal, sales appointments
• Sevens Building in foreclosure
• Conference to celebrate women creators
• The Meramec Student Literary and Arts Journal, Currents is looking for writing a...
• Medicare shortchanges Missouri the most, audit finds
• Ann Wagner picks up John Ashcroft endorsement
• Taylor, Kroenkes on Forbes' billionaires list
• WellPoint's Braly, Enterprise's Nicholson stand out as powerful women
• The large banners that symbolize staying on course to earn a degree now hang nea...
• Arch Coal to pay $2 million to clean up mine pollution
• Susan Montee to run for Missouri lieutenant governor
• Megan Swingle is a first-generation college student. Watch this video and then...
• Dr. Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Read what she has to say about the Achievi...
• This day in history: » 1964 – First Buffalo Wings are made at the Anchor Bar in...
• Eye on UMSL: Quad life
• St. Louis gets $400,000 IBM grant
• Megan Swingle is a first-generation college student - she'll graduate from MBU n...
• Energizer closing plants
• Wisconsin senate passes anti-union bill
• Homer Adams development plan moves ahead
• Repeal vote today on puppy mill bill
• Madison County to add fraud hotline
• Icahn cleared to buy more Dynegy shares
• Cattle prices rise on export demand
• McCaskill to repay $88,000 for flights
• Carlos Slim again tops world's richest
• SLIDESHOW: Peabody Opera House grand opening
• Stifel wraps Stone & Youngberg acquisition
• SEC investigating Mamtek project
• Stereotaxis hires Duggan as CFO
• SLIDESHOW: Peabody Opera House grand opening
• Stifel completes purchase of Stone & Youngberg
• Stereotaxis hires Duggan as CFO
• Obama to attend 2 fundraisers Tuesday in St. Louis
• Anheuser-Busch lays off fewer than 40 in IT
• West St. Louis County Schnucks recalls beef, sausage
• Rams Fall to 0-4 with 17-10 Loss to Redskins
• WUSTL scientist wins prestigious Presidential Early Career Award
• Coping with climate change the topic of 2011 Robert M. Walker Distinguished Lecture Series
• St. Louis wins $400,000 IBM grant
• IS expert receives research excellence award
• Illinois Department of Transportation disparity report.
• Pierre Laclede Honors College develops scholars
• Hip Hop artist Chino's banging CD listening party in St. Charles
• Rams Desperate for Win Against Redskins
• Please continue to vote throughout the weekend for our First Generation Scholars...
• Don't get it 'Twisted Olive' in the loop is full of surprises and anticipations
• This Week in Photos, Sept. 30, 2011
• St. Louis homebuilder gets prison, ordered to pay $4.9 million
• Robin Carnahan to not seek another term as Missouri secretary of state
• My other job as a Japanese drummer
• Want to hear some really great music for free tonight? Come to a percussion reci...
• Missouri education gets good grades in national report
• We're almost in the lead for the Monsanto Grow St. Louis Contest! Please vote to...
• How Bad are the St. Louis Rams?
• Next Chinese cargo flight to St. Louis expected Oct. 17
• Education professor writes book on Middle East
• St. Charles developers admit fraud
• St. Louis Bosnian businesses get nod in New York Times
• UMSL Events for Oct. 1-7, 2011
• Governor Nixon brought good news during his visit to the Harrison Education Cent...
• St. Louis Community College raises taxes
• Anheuser-Busch InBev searching for new U.S. ad shop
• It's Friday, and that means Friday Night Movies! Get your laugh on with tonight'...
• Don't forget to vote for MBU for the Monsanto Grow Stl Contest! Click on the lin...
• October Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Talks Money
• Free day of dentistry gives glimpse into state of the economy
• ..And now for the moment you've been waiting for...*drum roll please* Here's t...
• With almost an hour of voting under our belt, MBU is leading the pack over at ww...
• Wash. U. Genome Institute lays off 54
• Fairmount Park to see fewer races, bigger purses in 2012
• Nationwide buying Harleysville for $760 million
• St. Louis gas prices dip
• Missouri workplace deaths down 25%
• Missouri House to vote on Lambert tax credits
• Mortgage rate falls to record low 4.01%
• Boeing defense plant raided in drug bust
• Peltz pulls offer for Family Dollar
• Bank of America to charge for debit card use
• Federal employment standards must evolve, strategy expert says
• The Darkness Haunted House
• Lemp Brewery Haunted House
• Cards win Wild Card in improbable fashion
• After a week full of voting challenges, we have just received word that Monsant...
• Missouri House to vote on Aerotropolis, tax credits next week
• Workplace deaths fall in Missouri
• St. Louis gas prices drop
• PPRC works toward ‘Creating Whole Communities’
• Lawrence Fabric buys Krauss Graphics
• Chevy's franchise negotiates new lease for St. Charles restaurant
• St. Louis Public Radio creates sound portrait of Gallery 210 exhibit
• Playoff payoff: Hotel occupancy rates surge for Cardinals
• Vi-Jon's Brunner faces complaint from Dems
• In celebration of National Coffee Day, our cafeteria will be giving out free cof...
• Playoff payoff: Restaurants prepare for Cardinals fans' rush
• Month of Giving includes everyone
• Congratulations MBU! We collected 1264 canned and non-perishable goods this week...
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals to bring $1.5 million per post-season game
• Playoff payoff: Cardinals tickets sold out for Tuesday's game
• all female students, faculty and staff are invited to the Women In Technology lu...
• Here's a good story about our record breaking enrollment over at our student new...
• STLCC-Forest Park would like to congratulate STLCC-Meramec alum David Freese on...
• T-shirts available, first game is Tuesday, Oct. 4.
• Haslett Ready to Exact Revenge on Rams
• holding our fall Teacher/Counselor Workshop tomorrow!
• To all you coffee drinkers, Happy National Coffee Day! Did you know that contrar...
• Harris-Stowe to name campus for retiring President Givens
• Missouri gets $977,000 federal grant to boost small business exports
• Ill. Supreme Court returns $10 billion Philip Morris case to trial court
• MOHELA wins federal loan processing contract
• Stifel expanding investment banking unit
• Boeing tanker time line validated in Air Force review
• Tyson recalls ground beef in Illinois, 14 other states
• Macy's rolls out RFID nationwide
• Children's Hospital gets $100,000 for cancer research
• Bunge wins decision in Syngenta suit
• History of the Jefferson Barracks Told Through Images
• Where to find free coffee in St. Louis on National Coffee Day, September 29
• Sears, Kmart subleasing space in 28 St. Louis properties
• Campus, community collaboration wins state award
• RFT names alumni, St. Louis Public Radio ‘Best of St. Louis’
• Archaeologist receives National Science Foundation grant to continue Greece excavations
• Archaeologist receives National Science Foundation grant to continue Greece evacuations
• Today (Sept. 28): Looking for something to do this evening? Hula Down to Old Tow...
• Drury Hotels adds Georgia inn
• Citygarden receives ASLA award
• SIUE Chancellor Vandegrift to retire
• Thermadyne to consolidate Malaysian operations
• 7-Eleven, Krispy Kreme celebrate National Coffee Day with free drinks
• Water has been restored to the entire west wing.
• Concordia Seminary Announces Fall Lay Bible Institute—Date Change
• Carondelet YMCA receives $5,000 grant
• Truman Bank board member resigns with scathing letter, cites interference
• Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band to perform in concert
• It's a big day here on campus: In the SC Quad, it's Cancer Awareness Day. Come l...
• Staff is working on broken water main line in the west wing of E, F, and G Tower...
• Today (Sept. 28): Lunch & Learn - Road Trip to Success, 11 a.m. - noon or Noon...
• Forest Park's Erica Kaiping is one of our soccer stars.
• Ready to do the Time Warp again?
• Don't forget to head on out to the Health and Wellness Fair happening today in f...
• The MBU Run/Walk for Ronald is two weeks from this Saturday! It is going to be a...
• Monsanto buys pest control biotech startup
• Patriot Coal inks deals with union
• Appraised value changed for River City Casino
• Allstate cutting agents, base pay
• RBC pays $30 million to SEC in Stifel-Wisconsin flap
• Walgreens expects loss without Express Scripts business
• Amazon unveling iPad rival today
• Monsanto lobbying cost $1.7 million in Q2
• RIM shares jump on speculation of Icahn stake
• Shuttering Chester health center would bring $45M economic hit
• RBC settles for $30 million in Stifel-Wisconsin flap
• Illinois doctors get $25 million from drug firms
• Team Trailnet Rides For Pedal The Cause
• Privacy legal fights should focus on intrusion, not hurt feelings
• Halloween pumpkin patch, crafts for kids at Kirkwood Fall Festival
• Corn maze, big fall festival in Godfrey, Illinois
• Former Regions VP now executive director at J.P. Morgan
• Cepia's DaGeDar toy makes Time to Play 'Most Wanted' list
• MADCO takes ‘Pulse!’ to stage for season start
• Hey FB friends: We want to apologize for the lack of communication regarding our...
• Missouri colleges get $20 million health-care training grant
• MoDOT to close I-70 express lanes
• Kristy Lee
• Peabody Energy opens coal trading office in Germany
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Sept. 20-26
• St. Louis Area Foodbank gets $25,000 grant from MetLife Foundation
• Cancer Awareness Day will be held in the Student Center Quad on Wed. September 2...
• American Girl gets approval for Chesterfield location
• CSI Leasing acquires Fortis Lease Czech
• BJC, Wash. U join $30 million commitment to new bioscience group
• has three job openings available: Grant Coordinator, IS Support Specialist and a...
• Want to do some good? Want to meet more people and be of service to STLCC and fe...
• This is a compelling documentary, filled with genuine human drama, that won the...
• Don't forget: Tomorrow in SC 200/201 at 9a, 10a, 11a, and 2p, and again in LH 10...
• AT&T to invest $20 million in Bridgeton facilities
• Deloitte sued for $8 billion for missing mortgage fraud
• Stiritz to become CEO of Ralcorp's Post spinoff
• YRC Worldwide fires executives, names unit leaders
• Centrue gets director named by Treasury
• Ralcorp names Stiritz as CEO of Post spinoff
• Casino property tax cuts to be reviewed today
• Auto workers approve GM contract
• Missouri special session on hold
• Jocketty signs with Reds through 2014
• Jersey County Apple Festival: Day trip from St. Louis, activities for kids
• Genetic variant linked to blocked heart arteries in patients with diabetes
• Saw palmetto no benefit as prostate remedy
• YRC Worldwide cuts execs, names unit heads
• Korte gets $12.7 million contract at Tinker AFB
• Golf tournament fundraiser set for next week
• Centrue gets director assigned by Treasury
• IBI director discusses benefits of China hub in St. Louis
• UMSL job fair numbers grow, despite economy
• Just $1 packs a lunch for your child this week at Target
• Tax assistance program earns two IRS awards
• SLIDESHOW: The work of St. Louis sculptor Bob Cassilly
• Women’s basketball team volunteers at Foodbank
• Want to be part of a top secret event? Do you like to dance? Bring your happy fe...
• Mickey Hart Band
• AT&T to announce $20 million investment, new jobs
• Wilson named to head Deaconess Foundation
• Zombie art exhibit to invade Gallery Visio
• City Museum's Cassilly dies
• Berkshire Hathaway authorizes share repurchase
• Macy's hiring holiday workers in St. Louis
• Observatory to reveal planets, stars in October sky
• Congratulations, Dobbie!
• State Farm paid $5 billion for weather damages
• Lake of the Ozarks lodge to be rebuilt
• Vote today on GM plant expansion
• AT&T, T-Mobile enlist legal all-stars to save deal
• Icahn withdraws bid to control Clorox
• iPhone 5 to debut at Apple headquarters Oct. 4
• Cardinals playoff tickets on sale today
• Boeing delivers first 787 Dreamliner
• Arch Coal defends Montana mine
• P&G plans senior management cuts
• Restorative benefits of beach peak during low tides and cooler days
• Marker for Alzheimer’s disease rises during day, falls with sleep
• Preston M. Green Hall dedicated Sept. 23rd
• Rams Embarrassed By Ravens 37-7
• Another example of servant leadership at MBU: Members of the track and cross cou...
• MidWest US-China hub and the legislation status
• Jazz guitar great George Benson to play Touhill
• Blanche Touhill to receive Outstanding Women of Missouri award
• Rams try to avoid 0-3 start against Ravens
• Me' Shon's Bar & Grill Gateway Classic weekend kickoff in St. Louis
• Berkman signs one-year extension
• J.D. Souther
• Dear FB friends, Will you help us "Grow St. Louis?" Beginning Monday, Missouri...
• Japanese studies professor to hold film screening, discussion
• Eye on UMSL: Student ambassadors
• Printmaking exhibition to open at Gallery FAB
• This Week in Photos, Sept. 23, 2011
• Rams having problems at running back heading into Sunday
• Fortune names Kaldi's among America's best coffee
• Missouri AG Koster to investigate Mamtek
• Lambert welcomes first Chinese cargo flight as Aerotropolis sputters
• Don't forget to check out Concert Pianist Randall Atcheson tonight at 7:30 p.m....
• Panera Bread founder Shaich's experiment struggles in Portland
• UMSL Events for Sept. 24-30, 2011
• VIDEO: Hundreds celebrate Nordstrom opening at Galleria
• Ex-West County Ophthalmology manager gets prison time
• Missouri AG Koster kicks off re-election campaign
• Don't forget: Nests, Shells, and Corners is in the Meramec Contemporary Art Gall...
• Free health fair Saturday sponsored by Global Health Scholars
• Tarlton builds Nordstrom Rack in Kansas City
• Washington University student opens 'Greenvelope'
• Bring the whole family out to the Student Center Commons at Meramec tonight, as...
• A-B, SeaWorld sued by theme park designer
• Missouri House committee delays vote on economic development package
• Speaker Tilley pledges vote on pro-life language for MOSIRA
• Missouri education commissioner to attend Obama speech
• Toys R Us to hire 400 holiday workers in St. Louis
• Earthquake rattles southeast Missouri
• Court: Orbitz can sell American tickets
• Hoenig of KC Fed named possible UM president candidate
• U.S. government shutdown still a risk after House passes partisan spending bill
• Ralcorp seeks $20 million in tax credits for headquarters
• Mayor Parks sees progress toward minority participation
• We're putting the final touches on that really special project we alluded to ear...
• Bunge-SCF venture to operate Illinois grain elevator
• 50th Jubilee kicks off with bit of nostalgia
• Toys R Us to hire 400 holiday workers in St. Louis
• UMSL will help create university in China
• Grimes named Missouri director for March of Dimes
• Daiber resigns from Centrue Financial
• SLIDESHOW: Partying down at Nordstrom store opening
• Flag football games are canceled for tonight
• Faculty, staff awards highlight State of the University Address
• Make sure to come on out tomorrow night to the Chapel Fine Arts Building at 7:30...
• Hardee's parent CKE cuts loss to $2 million in Q2
• A look at critic Mosi Reeves' top rap singles list on Rhapsody
• St. Louis rail projects get $16 million
• Digital Intelligence Systems to hire 75 in St. Louis
• Meramec faculty Jim Ibur and Gary Gackstatter, both artists and musicians, will...
• Lambert airport to welcome 1st Chinese cargo flight
• Vogel named Missouri Bar president
• Patches O'Houlihan famously said "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a bal...
• TODAY (Thursday, Sept. 22): Communities in Action forum 9 a.m.- noon in the Mult...
• Family Support Network gets $158,000 in tax credits
• Kinder, Nixon criticized in audit
• St. Louis named an 'allergy capital'
• Taylor, Kroenke make Forbes' richest list
• SSM St. Joseph, Gateway Regional hospitals praised
• Bass Pro faces racial discrimination suit
• Odds of Express Scripts-Medco merger pegged at 80%
• Monsanto wins patent suit against Indiana farmer
• $161M Metro East levee repairs delayed indefinitely
• Woman admits stealing $1M from Ahmad and Rana Pediatrics
• Operation Twist won’t have much impact, finance expert says
• Four Missouri billionaires make Forbes' richest list
• Ever dreamed of running down the streets of Rome? We're putting the finishing to...
• Alums Receive National Doctoral Fellowships
• Patients First signs deals with SSM Health Care
• Eckelkamp Business College to Host Career Fair
• Canadian fund buys stake in Plaza Frontenac, Galleria
• State Street buys Pulse Trading
• University of Missouri curators to meet Thursday on realignment?
• New 3D Imaging for Orthopedic Patients Offers Less Radiation, Quicker Scans
• Join us a week from today, as we hold a Q&A/preview of the documentary "Give A D...
• We are winding up some photo shoots and video packages related to a really neat...
• Duke Professor, Theologian Hauerwas to Speak at Fontbonne University
• KSDK features top soccer scorer
• Make sure to fill out a job application at the Career Services Job Fair happenin...
• St. Louis American honors administrator
• Casa de Salud gets $169,420 from Missouri Foundation for Health
• Vocalist to present an ‘Evening of Song’
• Luxco acquires Paramount Distillers, Meier’s Wine Cellars
• Today (Wednesday, Sept. 21) : Give A Damn film screening - 11 a.m. Q&A - 12:30 p...
• St. Charles County water district fined $5,696
• A cappella concert to feature 4 champion ensembles
• Schnucks buys 7 Rockford, Ill., stores from Kroger
• Bank of America cuts 13 investment bankers
• Quinn unveils business agreements with China
• Catholic Charities of Southern Illinois faces loss of funding, layoffs
• Missouri lawmakers scramble to save special session
• Nordstrom Rack adds second St. Louis store
• Boeing in talks with Chinese airlines on Dreamliners
• I-70 'lid' near Arch on target for 2015
• Ladue businesses evacuated after cyanide spill
• Ballot initiative would quintuple tobacco tax
• Crumbling Cupples building closes streets
• Poverty Summit Promises 'Dramatically Different Approach To Treating Poverty'
• Washington People: Igor Efimov
• Mosaic sets Des Peres opening for September
• Monsanto gives $500,000 gift to St. Louis library project
• Steve Spagnuolo welcome to the hot seat
• Criminologist discusses inflation’s effect on crime
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Sept. 14-20
• Missouri lawmakers call public meeting on tax incentive package
• 9/11 survivor speaks during UMSL remembrance week
• GM will add shift in Wentzville
• Don’t forget the Commit to Complete Signing Ceremony on Wednesday in the Cafeter...
• Be sure to check out our Salute to Excellence in Education special section! It'...
• Express Scripts, Medco CEOs testify before House subcommittee
• Huntleigh USA settles last 9/11 wrongful death claim
• St. Louis toy maker hits Toys R Us hot list
• A-B InBev, GE partner on conservation effort in China
• The weather is beautiful, the temperatures are down, and the leaves are starting...
• Belleville replaces wheel tax with sales tax
• St. Louis Public Schools move closer to accreditation
• AT&T willing to shed assets to save T-Mobile deal
• Judge Edwards selected as People magazine hero finalist
• Mangia Mobile has to stop using its name
• House speaker wants 48-hour limit on special session
• County bond issue proposed for family courts building
• Trial starts in class action suit against Philip Morris
• Creve Coeur kills plan for Chick-Fil-A
• Madison County seeks to recover $400,000 lost in bond sale
• New book explores the ‘four colors’ of business growth
• Rams' Mental Lapses Cost Them in 28-16 Loss to Giants
• Apple.com promos Dr. Sonny Saggar
• Electrochaea launches energy technology in Denmark
• ConAgra officially withdraws Ralcorp offer
• MADCO to appear on HEC-TV Live
• Bunge to expand canola plant in Canada
• Baseball alumni game set for Oct. 8
• Important deadline announcement: October 1 is the deadline to apply for Graduati...
• Zoo launches conservation medicine institute
• The Darkness ranked among ‘scariest’ Halloween attractions
• Arnold Stove changes ownership
• Internationally acclaimed violinist to play Touhill
• Molina Healthcare names Gallagher as Missouri president
• Peabody, ArcelorMittal extend offer for Macarthur
• Ahoy! Our friends at STLCC.Libraries have posted a link so you can learn to spe...
• Eye on UMSL: Academic Center dedication
• Black contractors present five demands to IDOT
• The Tavis Smiley, "American I AM: The African American Imprint" traveling exhibi...
• Edward Jones strategist to discuss economy, investments
• Rams make their return to Monday Night Football against New York Giants
• The Cafeteria is now open! Renovations to the Student Center are still being mad...
• Check out Ranken's president on Channel 5 talking about the potential satellite...
• New Class Welcomed to Seminary at Opening Service
• Less than a month to register for this year's Run/Walk for Ronald. Get moving ea...
• Learn the tips and tricks that can make you successful in college at FOCUS ON S...
• Ralcorp deadline for ConAgra bid today
• Catholic Appeal raises $14.3 million
• Scott Credit Union plans Wood River branch
• Netflix to split streaming and DVD services
• Mayor Slay calls jail system 'unacceptable'
• Tyco splitting into three companies
• Borders auction raises $16 million
• Washington U. archives cancer imaging research
• Ameren's Callaway plant alert ends without threat
• GM, UAW labor deal offers raises, bonuses
• <em>Bodies at Play</em>: <em>Japan Embodied</em> seminars resume Sept. 23
• Symposium on the future of engineering and science will coincide with the dedication of WUSTL’s Green Hall
• Crafts, activities for children at Meramec Caverns Franklin County Day festival
• Puppet show, puppet making kids activity at Faust Park in St. Louis
• Carpenter signs two-year extension with Cards
• St. Louis Faust Park Folk Festival: Hayrides, activities for children
• Fall festival in Maryland Heights, Missouri: Games, activities for kids
• East St. Louis fight for minority participation
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis Balloon Glow
• The Five Greatest MNF Games in St. Louis Rams History
• Green Homes and Great Health Festival
• Catholic Appeal beats goal, raises nearly $14.3 million
• Oktoberfest fall festival in St. Charles: Activities for kids
• YRC Worldwide shareholders OK restructuring; Nasdaq warns of share delisting
• Video shows 3 sides of faculty: teaching, research, service
• Kathy Weinman, Gateway for Greatness Campaign winners at Founders Dinner
• Farmers Insurance will recruit on campus Monday, Sept. 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:...
• Microsoft exec joins Centene board
• Scholar to discuss right-wing activism in Japan
• Meehan scholarship recipients honored at opening of new academic center
• Shapiro Brothers sold to PSC Metals
• Illinois AG Madigan joins suit against AT&T’s T-Mobile acquisition
• St. Louis Alderwoman Ford-Griffin named Civil Rights Enforcement Agency director
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Eight works will be performed by five...
• 5 alumni honored for contributions to UMSL, profession, community
• Woodward hopeful about future of news biz at St. Louis Journalism Review's 40th birthday
• Patriot Coal shares fall on production cuts
• UMSL Events for Sept. 17-23, 2011
• This Week in Photos, Sept. 16, 2011
• Contemporary Christian Musician, Jimmy Needham, hanging out on the MBU Campus wi...
• More Missoni to 'trickle' into St. Louis Target stores
• Tonight! Free theater! Come see eight one-act plays presented by STLCC-Meramec,...
• Business Journal seeking 40 Under 40 nominations
• Schnucks cuts positions at corporate headquarters
• Former Chrysler plant in Fenton faces obstacles
• Poll: Nixon favored over Kinder
• U.S. Postal Service may get slower
• Nixon wants 100 Missouri counties to be declared heat disaster areas
• UPS lets customers set up delivery time
• MoDOT: Law changes could be worth millions
• 15 lawmakers ask Obama to OK AT&T merger
• Labels approved for new Busch Brewing Co.
• Trailnet's 2011 Active Living Awards
• Xtreme IT! receives $10,000 gift to support pre-collegiate program
• We're taking 40 Under 40 nominations
• Graphic design class finds inspiration in Amsterdam
• Pais Center’s youth photograph their neighborhood for exhibit
• Nests, Shells, and Corners is an exhibit running now through Oct. 7 at the Meram...
• Moonrise Hotel awarded AAA Four Diamond
• The August 29, 2011 grand opening of the new St. Louis Community College Center...
• Media Coverage: September 2011
• Dom Wier Hometown Record Release
• Wehrenberg $1 movies back for one week, starting Friday
• Covidien to open R&D center in China
• What's better than a movie, soda, and popcorn for $1? TWO movies, popcorn and s...
• Good News! No, GREAT NEWS! The Cafeteria will re-open Monday. Hours are 7 a.m. t...
• Wehrenberg Theatre cracks down on cell phones
• Flag Football games are canceled for tonight
• Charter partners with AT&T to sell ads on USA, Food Network, ESPN
• Diapers & Deadlines: Working moms as Hollywood heroines
• Fleishman-Hillard starts practice in China
• Missourians’ credit card debt drops by 21 percent
• The new Sports and Recreation Complex is almost complete! Check out our new phot...
• Film Presentation ~ 9/11 AFTER THE TOWERS FELL Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011 12:30...
• House to pass bill helping Boeing plant
• UBS loses $2 billion on rogue trader
• Missouri lawmakers adjourn from special session until next week
• Morse Diesel blamed for courthouse leak
• Wentzville OKs tax incentives for GM plant expansion
• Avis Budget drops bid to buy Dollar Thrifty
• Missouri lawmakers don't veto any bills
• UAW extends missed GM, Chrysler deadlines for new contract
• Corn sweetener prices to jump 30% next year
• Black contractors to protest Mississippi River bridge project
• Missouri lawmakers adjourn from special session until next week
• Ascension, Alexian Brothers ink deal for hospitals, senior care facilities
• LMI Aerospace gets new $125 million credit line
• Vicarage Assignments Issued
• VIDEO: Anheuser-Busch criticized for edited 9/11 commercial
• “I Came to Testify” Advance Screening at Fontbonne University
• Political scientist’s book explores social injustice in modern cities
• Third Multi-Ethnic Symposium Slated for January 2012
• UMSL Tritons weekly roundup
• Novus donates $10,000 to St. Louis Area Foodbank
• Missouri banks receive millions to lend to small businesses
• SLIDESHOW: Inside GM's Wentzville plant
• Lake St. Louis, Granite City hospitals rank on quality report
• St. Louis casino revenue flat at $91 million in August
• The Ability Exhibit Comes to Fontbonne Sept. 21
• Accentia drug gets FDA OK
• What is going on with Rams 1st Round Pick Robert Quinn?
• Thursday, September 15: Mexican Independence Day 11 a.m. — Noon, IR 319. Join u...
• Free theater this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Three of ou...
• Nice press on our Plus 50 Learning Initiative for older students.
• Redditt Hudson announces his candidacy
• The Career Carnival originally scheduled for today at 11 a.m. has been reschedul...
• UMSL Tritons Volleyball Sweeps Away Maryville Three Sets To None
• West End apartments building revived
• Missouri lawmakers to meet for veto session today
• Fischer Lumber closing Belleville store
• Wentzville officials to discuss GM expansion
• Google launches flight search tool
• U.S. Postal Service to sell historic buildings to save money
• Shoppers hungry for Missoni crash Target website, leave stores bare
• Energizer raising awareness of button battery danger
• Joplin tornado insurance payouts top $1 billion
• Walmart spending $20 billion to support women businesses
• Trailnet September 2011 Newsletter
• Opportunity on verge of new discovery
• CEO stock options can lead to increased risk taking, finds new study
• How to baby proof your home: Safety in the master bedroom
• One-dollar hot dogs Wednesday outside at the courtyard grill! For real! 11 a.m....
• How to baby proof your home: Safety in the bathroom
• How to baby proof your home: Safety in the living room
• How to baby proof your home: Safety in the kitchen
• St. Louis region lost 43,000 jobs, $15 billion from Chrysler plant closure in Fenton
• Joplin tornado insurance payouts top $1 billion
• Rawlings, USA Football ink deal
• ConAgra gives Ralcorp Monday deadline
• Shoppers hungry for Missoni crash Target website, leave stores bare
• Great Rivers Greenway hires Oates for master plan
• Learn all about career preparation and research tomorrow as Career & Employment...
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• Fate of Borders' St. Louis-area leases to be decided next week
• SLIDESHOW: U.S. News' Best Colleges in St. Louis
• Business dean discusses proposed American Jobs Act
• UMSL’s International Business program ranked 15th by U.S. News
• Ready for some soccer? Both men's and women's teams take on Lewis & Clark today...
• SLIDESHOW: Disney Store to open at the Galleria
• Haberberger buys Harke Heating and Air Conditioning
• Wondering what to eat for lunch(or dinner)? Help support our wonderful education...
• Women’s golf season preview: UMSL Tritons look for a three-peat
• Free UMSL concert to include music by noted faculty composer
• USAirways Airlines Plane Deverted: 3 Suspicious Passengers
• 9/11 Film Presentation: FILM PRESENTATION #1 - 102 MINUTES THAT CHANGED AMERICA...
• There are still rooms open in Walker Hall if you are interested in living on cam...
• Check out the latest information about the STLCC Archers in the latest edition o...
• Bakers Footwear narrows loss to $1.6 million in Q2
• Sara Lee's North America CEO steps down
• WSJ: Ex-KV CEO Hermelin example of drug exec crackdown
• Maplewood tries to save post office from closure
• Lawmakers on Illinois health exchange panel get insurance funds
• Missouri may eliminate foreign adoption subsidy
• Special session scheduled to debate China hub today
• Marshall Faulk rolls out cereal
• Ladue Early Childhood Center opens
• Protesters allege discrimination at Central Library project
• New insured numbers show tug-of-war between economy and health care reform
• Social Security attacks by Gov. Perry and Sen. Rubio ignore facts
• Lots of Questions After Rams Lose to Eagles
• Maxim Healthcare to pay Missouri $2.4 million
• Criminologists gather public opinion on police pursuits
• Renard Paper sold to HP Products
• Rams get more bad injury news
• Trampled By Turtles
• Are you interested in a $25 campus bookstore gift certificate OR a $25 iTunes ca...
• Bank of America to cut 30,000 jobs
• Barnes-Jewish, American Heart Association Partner on Prevention Campaign
• Emerson completes sale of its Heating Products business to NIBE
• Great News for Pell Recipients! The recent bill that raised the federal debt ce...
• Fall semester's into its fourth week. What do you like about your classes so far?
• Chase opens St. Louis center to offer homeowners help
• Quinn vetoes Ameren $625 million rate hike bill in Illinois
• Resident inspector named at Ameren's Callaway nuclear plant
• SLIDESHOW: Sneak peek at new Nordstrom at Saint Louis Galleria
• Data Dash lands federal government contract, plans to add jobs
• Laclede Cab ordered to pay $85,000 for discrimination
• What a beautiful day for dining al fresco! Did you know that Treat America has a...
• UMSL/Wildwood students learn to be effective teachers
• Head to www.jamestealy.com, where today only you can download the new CD from Ja...
• Broadcom buying NetLogic for $3.7 billion
• CKE interested in moving headquarters to Texas
• Business Journal wins 22 Missouri Press awards
• McGraw-Hill to split into two companies
• Anheuser-Busch InBev recalls Stella Artois Cidre
• Lewis and Clark Confluence wins federal grant
• CKE interested in moving headquarters to Texas
• Pinnacle to make 'significant' announcement about River City Casino
• Cha Cha Chow, Shell's vie for Food Network spot
• Amtrak funding for St. Louis to KC trains in question
• Cards remember 9/11, Buck’s poem
• Remembering those who lost their lives on that historic morning of Sept 11, 2001
• Feeling sad after 9/11: How to cope with memories, depression
• Hip Hop artists learning the beats of success at the Independent Music Market
• President Lacey presented Albert Pujols a $9,000 check for the Pujols Family Fou...
• Rams Face Eagles in Season Opener
• Business Journal takes 22 Missouri Press awards
• Legislation and concerns addressed in special secession (part 1).
• Missouri Botanical Garden gets $529,000 federal grant
• A fashionable night at Plaza Frontenac
• Missouri House passes St. Louis police local control bill
• Fall hayrides and bonfire: Faust Park in St. Louis
• Activities for kids: Ringling Bros Circus heads to St. Louis Scottrade Center
• Things to do in St. Louis: Art festival on Historic Main Street
• Character education professor discusses patriotism in teaching history of 9/11
• Dr. Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated
• Touchpoint Autism Services will recruit on campus on Monday, Sept. 12, from 10:3...
• "Nests, Shells and Corners" opens tomorrow in the Meramec Contemporary Art Galle...
• Jones chosen to be Missouri House speaker in 2013
• LutherHostel 2011 Cancelled
• RCDC used a new type of foundation called Superior Walls on the home they are bu...
• Eye on UMSL: Lakeside study
• Cards aim to sweep Wild Card leading Braves
• St. Louis Rams Launch "Text to Donate" Campaign for Cancer Research at Siteman
• Art activities for kids at The Magic House: Cerealism artist visits
• UMSL Events for Sept. 10-16, 2011
• This Week in Photos, Sept. 9, 2011
• Top of the list: St. Louis' largest commercial lenders
• Missouri income up, obesity down
• The 2011 St. Louis Rams prediction
• St. Louis Spirit of Justice Award winners include Rams
• Cheer on the STLCC Archers as the men's and women's soccer teams take on Northea...
• Insituform wins $20.7 million contract from Kuwait Oil
• Chess Hall of Fame opens in St. Louis
• St. Louis workers' education level aligns with jobs
• Illinois governor calls for 1,900 layoffs
• Local sculptors add bears at Peabody Opera House
• Rite Aid may benefit from Express Scripts-Walgreens split
• IBM bets $1 billion on small business tech
• Nestle in talks to buy Russian baby food firm
• First Bank moving small-business loan center to Hazelwood
• Bank of America job cuts could reach 40,000
• Tax relief for disaster-damaged businesses urged
• Chemists’ research helps prevent septic shock
• Gov. Pat Quinn calls for 1,900 layoffs in Illinois
• Scottrade hiring 260
• Missouri Senate adjourns until Monday
• National Sales, Washington County Farm Supply, Mannino's Market receive $2.5 million in loans
• Comic book and action movie fans will love "Thor", rated PG-13, showing tomorrow...
• On Friday, the Forest Park campus will host a 9/11 memorial, basically a vigil f...
• Science, technology, engineering and mathematics workforce initiatives in the St...
• Four workshops this fall on how the legal system works and how it can help you -...
• Charter backs away from sale of Los Angeles systems
• Unite International is coming to campus and bringing their Texting and DUI/DWI S...
• UMSL boasts 3 winners among 30 leaders in their 30s
• Siteman Cancer Center Physicians Recommend Targeted PSA Tests Rather Than Mass Screening for Prostate Cancer
• St. Louis Rams among least valuable franchises in NFL
• Quinn to reveal Illinois budget cuts today
• US Fidelis' creditors seek to toss out $57 million claim
• Southwest's fuel savings advantage over
• NewPage Corp. files for bankruptcy protection
• Human Development Corp. shuttered
• Special session tax credit bill headed to Senate
• Schmidt to open Nico restaurant in Delmar Loop
• Group wants to revive Gateway International Raceway
• FedEx weighs Boeing, Airbus for fleet update
• Missouri House begins special session by tackling local control
• Sheila Gilbert Elected National President of U.S. Society of St. Vincent de Paul
• US Fidelis' unsecured creditors seek to toss out Mepco's $57 million claim
• United Way makes $71 million campaign goal official
• Stockell Consulting buys Lindenberg Technologies
• Clayton's Forsyth among most expensive for office space in North America
• Spartech posts $3 million profit in Q3
• Emerson adding 100 jobs in Minnesota
• Zheng Xulan to sing ‘Songs of China’ for International Performing Arts Series
• Ten Reasons the St. Louis Rams Will Win the NFC West
• Harris-Stowe kicked off the 2011 fall semester with a bang. Check out photos fro...
• SIUE achieves record enrollment
• Think you know football? Don't forget to sign up for our Weekly Football Contest...
• Thanks to everyone who came out to Club Days today. Guess what? We're doing it...
• Ameren to lower fuel charge on customers' electricity bills
• Missouri tax credit for sporting events, Aerotropolis to be debated tonight
• Advantage Capital invests $1.6 million in agencyQ
• Ameren debated Environmental activist Tuesday.
• Congrats to our Baseball Archers! YAY TEAM!
• What a beautiful day to enjoy outdoors! Come outside for lunch -- dollar hot dog...
• Join us out in the SC Quad today from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. for Club Days!! Chec...
• UMSL graduates second Express Scripts cohort from PMBA program
• Cassidy Turley completes purchase of Carter units
• Nestle Purina can business sold to Silgan
• U of I posts record enrollment
• Saab files for bankruptcy
• Illinois budget deficit may call for job cuts
• Bartz ousted as Yahoo CEO
• Special session jobs proposal in question
• Sen. Crowell delays Missouri's special session
• Walgreen talks with Express Scripts reach 'impasse'
• Sprint sue to block AT&T purchase of T-Mobile
• Trailnet's Active Living Awards Ceremony
• Brain stents linked to higher risk of stroke, death
• MBU's Institutional Advancement team cooked dinner at the Ronald McDonald House...
• How's this for a lunch bargain? Treat America's selling hot dogs for $1 Wednesda...
• Walk The Moon
• Cassidy Turley wraps acquisition of Carter businesses
• Fitch Ratings reaffirms Missouri's AAA status
• Nestle Purina sells can business to Silgan for $25 million
• Want to do something at Meramec besides study? Join us tomorrow and Thursday for...
• Carlos Santana rocks the shoes (and boots)
• St. Louis police get $3 million for new headquarters
• Men’s golf begins quest for another NCAA tournament bid
• Missouri History Museum president to serve as Primm Lecture speaker
• SLIDESHOW: Restaurant Week a sweet success for downtown St. Louis restaurants
• Roberts puts 3 downtown St. Louis buildings up for sale for $3.75 million
• Winning raffle tickets were drawn on Friday. Over 1900 tickets were sold and ove...
• Oliver Herring to throw TASK party at Gallery 210
• Rams’ Bradford to be Charter spokesman
• Marketing Alliance to buy back 200,000 shares
• ISS: Ralcorp should explain ConAgra rejection
• Check out the Archers!
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• Historian to discuss creation of modern Ireland
• Want to do more than just study at Meramec? Join us in the SC Quad today and tom...
• Welcome back from the long holiday weekend!
• From September 6 – 10, 2011, participating Chick-fil-A® restaurants are giving a...
• St. Clair County execs defend airport consulting fees
• The Loading Zone closed by fire
• Missouri incentives to lure sports events on the table
• Trash haulers win $1.16 million in St. Louis County suit
• Ease the morning rush with free breakfast at 5 local Chick-fil-A
• Protest planned to halt Mississippi River Bridge work
• Missouri Legislature special session begins today
• Borders sued over mass layoffs
• Toshiba negotiating 20 percent stake in Westinghouse
• Bank of America job cuts could hit 30,000
• Charter testing multiscreen video in the home
• Rams Bring in OL and TE, Release Two More
• Triton Volleyball Caps 3-1 Weekend With Thrilling Comeback Over Lindenwood
• Rams Down to 53, Donnie Avery Among Cuts
• Ameren UE debates Missouri Coalition for the Environment over nuclear energy
• Ingersoll-Rand plans to sell Hussmann for under $1B
• Dynegy appoints Icahn, Seneca-backed board members
• Energizer to close plants in Philippines, Switzerland
• Anheuser-Busch InBev CEO Brito to get $4M bonus
• Two-year anniversary of S&P low of 666
• BofA might close 10% of its branches
• Missouri House backs English-only driver’s exam
• Incentive travel rebounds at Maritz
• Let March Madness begin
• Part 2: Hip Hop Lexus getting ready to release his CD "Musiq" You Are on Oct 4th
• Part 1: A closer look at hip hop artist Lexus Musiq of St. Louis
• Police local control bill delayed
• Puppy mill changes advance in Mo. Senate
• St. Charles mulls repeal of sign law
• Companies return to incentive travel
• Edwardsville lawyer scrutinized by panel
• MoDOT selling 12 St. Louis properties
• Groupon sued over expiration dates
• Muni bond market in big slump
• Feds OK 8 airports for Cuba flights
• Boeing sells 33 of its 737 jets to ILFC
• Federal regulators v. big banks
• Dio Disciples
• Channel 5's Ann Rubin did a news story Aug. 29.
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• MOMIX back by popular demand
• Schnucks to exit Memphis market, sell 9 stores to Kroger
• An Evening with Jennifer Knapp
• Eye on UMSL: On the move
• Wainwright nears bullpen; Holliday jacks 200th homer
• Gateway Greening gets $35,000 gift from Moneta Group
• UMSL Tritons Win Volleyball Opener Over Wayne State
• All Team Staffing will host an on-campus recruiting event Wednesday, Sept. 7 fro...
• St. Louis attorney gets 2 years in prison
• Continuing - women's soccer play at Coffeyville 5 p.m. Saturday. Volleyball is a...
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• Solutia continues expansion in Taiwan with $3.4 million purchase
• Bunge to buy grain elevator in Arkansas
• What are your plans for Labor Day Weekend?
• Used cars drive higher sales for St. Louis auto dealers
• Five Guys, Panera tops among favorite fast-food places
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• Citigroup sells $2.5 billion in student loans to Discover
• EEOC sues Villa Pizza at Saint Louis Galleria
• Graybar buys Clayton site proposed for hotel
• Centene gives $1 million to Special Olympics
• Macy's posts 5% same-store sales gain
• Netflix to lose Starz movies
• Peabody Energy cuts outlook
• Edward Jones hiring
• Feds plan to sue big banks
• Cardinals launch 'Like Mike' campaign for Mike Shannon
• UMSL Events for Sept. 3-9
• Rams Finish Perfect Preseason Beating Jaguars 24-17
• Five strategies to improve 529 plan access for all income levels
• Death tolls spur pro-war stance, study finds
• Labor Day reflections – Are unions passé?
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• Did you know about our bloggers? Each campus has at least one student dedicated...
• Charter wraps deal with US Cable of Coastal Texas
• Women’s soccer preview: UMSL Tritons look to build off last year
• Capital Innovators doles out $250,000 to 5 St. Louis startups
• Insituform enters new $500 million loan agreement
• Washington University among most gay-friendly schools
• St Louis' Harlan Berger on HGTV 'Selling New York'
• Barnes-Jewish Earns Get With The Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus Award
• Woody the Rug Man gets 'new outlook on life'
• St. Louis No. 10 among America's 'Manliest Cities'
• 7 Questions: MICDS Head of School Lisa Lyle on new science center, $21.5 million gift
• The Big Question: ‘Are You in the Matrix?’
• Lindell Bank fined
• My Starbucks is back
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• Mercy Hospitals name change official
• Ameren leaking toxic coal waste in Labadie
• Foundation laid at Isle of Capri's new Cape Girardeau casino
• Nixon rejects cigarette tax hike proposal
• Nixon seeks clarity on Missouri FEMA funding delays due to Irene
• YRC Worldwide boosting directors' cash compensation
• Regulator lets Macarthur delay bid response to Peabody
• Burns & McDonnell to add 1,000 jobs
• Journalism Review to celebrate 40th with Woodward
• Justice Department sues to block AT&T/T-Mobile
• The 2011 St. Louis Rams: A Fantasy Perspective
• What to watch for in Rams/Jaguars Game Thursday
• Healthy habits for teens: How to balance high school, sports, work and friends
• Rams bring back Wide Receiver Mark Clayton
• Staying home alone: Is your child ready?
• Missouri Botanical Garden to provide nature walk, fall craft class for kids
• St. Louis Zoo partners with Children's Hospital for kids scavenger hunt
• History lesson, kids activities at Daniel Boone Home during Pioneer Days
• The Magic House My First School: Preschool for kids who aren't quite ready
• Premier Lounge is first in values and service catering to you in St. Louis
• Gregory Alan Isakov
• U.S. Bank gives to College of Business Administration
• Market Grill hires chef to revamp bar food to locavore menu
• Professor emeritus releases murder mystery novel
• Pappy's Smokehouse named best BBQ joint in America
• Authority Zero
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• McCormack wins $30.5 million grant, names presidents
• St. Louis home health agency owner gets prison time
• Washington University to pay fine, replace lead-painted windows
• Number of passengers growing at Lambert
• Contegix hiring in St. Louis
• U.S. Bank names Searcy to lead St. Louis wealth management unit
• Men’s soccer preview: Expectations high on offense
• African American artists focus on ‘Southern Journeys’ for Gallery 210 exhibit
• Walmart gives $50,000 to St. Louis Area Foodbank
• Mark Shapiro, White Space CEO, dies
• Queeny Park Art Fair among things to do in St. Louis this weekend
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• Monsanto seeks approval for low-fat soybean
• Missouri business calls for Aerotropolis tax credit passage
• Missouri backs SynCare
• Public can watch Missouri Supreme Court candidate interviews
• Officials seek to close St. Clair airport in Franklin for strip mall
• Borders' Edwardsville lease sold to Books-A-Million
• Sara Lee hires beer exec to lead coffee business
• St. Louis among top cities for recent college grads
• Pi restaurant in Washington, D.C. opens today
• St. Louis among top cities for recent college grads
• Illinois State Fair attendance rises 10%
• Counselor named president of APA Division 44
• $1.44 million federal grant will focus on preventing youth suicides
• Are two CEOs better than one?
• St. Louis named top getaway for Clevelanders
• Botanical Heights project gets $105,000 in Missouri tax credits
• Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
• Harrah's hiring 60 for new steakhouse
• Rams release Na'il Diggs, other veterans next?
• Polsinelli Shughart picks headquarters location
• Landshire inks deal with Bon Appétit Pastry
• MICDS receives $21.5 million from McDonnells
• When temperatures rise, St. Louis air conditioning business sizzles
• Panera busier with workers without Internet after Irene
• Illinois lawmakers send Ameren electric rate bill to Quinn
• Carnahan to discuss VA hospital changes
• Madison County auditor skips pay raise
• SLU, Des Peres hospitals offer ER appointments
• Grange Nursing Home sold
• Peabody to buy Macarthur Coal for $5.2 billion
• Katy Industries selling DISCO unit for $19 million
• Katy Industries selling DISCO unit for $19 million
• SLIDESHOW: St. Louis' top wealth managers
• Deter identity theft: Free document shredding in Des Peres, Missouri
• UMSL tackles youth suicide with $1.4 million grant
• KSDK anchors Blome, Holliday to split up after 22 years
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• SLU buys Pevely, Bee-Line sites
• The 5th annual Hotlist Inc. Awards Show brought out the best of St. Louis
• Looking back at 9/11: Events will reflect on 10th anniversary of national tragedy
• Eye on UMSL: Evening bike ride
• Forest Hills Country Club launches $2.8 million overhaul
• Casa de Salud gets $69,000 from Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis
• Instructor and Alumna Delights in Play — At Every Age
• Fontbonne Instructor to Keynote Early Childhood Seminar
• September Book Club Revisits "Prohibition" with Filmmaker
• BBB issues warning about Smart Solutions Financial Services
• St. Louis Community College opens workforce training center
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• Stix's Fred Arnstein dies
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• Earthquake elicits interesting variety of Tweets
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• Lowe's announces $5 billion share buyback
• Boeing lands $1.64 billion helicopter deal
• Cerberus walks away from Innkeepers deal
• UBS cutting 3,500 jobs
• States to share $103M to expand broadband Internet
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• Boeing 787 won't turn profit until first 1,000
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• St. Louis Blues receive several bids
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• St. Louis County to report on Lemay projects
• The 2 p.m. winner is Gary Lewis!! Congratulations, Gary! Please take your studen...
• RR Donnelly adding 105 jobs
• St. Louis College of Pharmacy breaks enrollment record
• So you say you're a "Creature of the Night"? All of you Rocky Horror fans take...
• Zweifel renews push to use Missouri tax credit money for homeless housing
• Health Literacy Missouri names interim CEO
• The 1 p.m. winner is Porsha Thomas!! Congratulations, Porsha! Please take your s...
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• Political scientist to discuss book on recent US wars
• The 10 a.m. winner is Kayla Scott!! Congratulations, Kayla! Please take your stu...
• 2nd Annual Tritons Golf Tournament Set for Oct. 3
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• Gallery 210 to expose work by St. Louis-area artists
• ...and the 9 a.m. winner is...... Terrine DeClue!!! Please take your student ID...
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• University of Missouri expects record enrollment
• Illinois next site of public employee benefits fight
• KSDK hiring as it expands newscasts
• Procter & Gamble to cut jobs in restructuring
• Kansas City native behind U.S. credit rating downgrade
• Budweiser Clydesdale training program to leave Fort Collins
• Special elections to take place Nov. 8 for 4 Missouri House seats
• Meeting to discuss north St. Louis riverfront development
• More health-care costs to shift to workers
• WSJ hails Kansas City as tech hub
• Survey looks at experience of mid-life and older adults returning to graduate education
• Schools key provider of mental health services for adolescents with autism, Brown School study finds
• Port/North Riverfront Land Use Study Public Meeting is August 23, 2011
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• Rams Beat Titans 17-16 in Ugly Preseason Game
• Student at IGNITE: Welcome Weekend had another busy day! Saturday wrapped up wit...
• Press Release: Re-Mix Awards Show returns back to Junkyard Bar & Grill
• In Spot Dessert Bar & Lounge hosted a fundraiser for J's Kids Outreach
• Finally, Channel 5 Sports Anchor Katie Felts was out today interviewing incoming...
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• What to watch for in Rams/Titans Game on Saturday
• IGNITE's Friday has come to a close! Death by Chocolate photos are coming your w...
• ACLU’s Internet filtering suit against Mo. school district will be hard fought, WUSTL expert says
• Ballot initiative further restricts payday loans approved for circulations
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• VIDEO: A behind-the-scenes look at Salt
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• Historian to discuss turning point of World War II
• Another venue for scholarships for communty college students!
• St. Louis stocks join week’s rough ride
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• Abengoa to get $134 million federal loan guarantee
• Enterprise Bank doubles size in Kansas City
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• Head women's basketball coach Iris Dixon shot a great photo of the nearly comple...
• GM named for new Embassy Suites downtown
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• New Students enjoyed lunch with MBU Faculty and Staff as a part of the Welcome W...
• Top of the list: Missouri workers' compensation insurance companies
• Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. expands in Illinois
• Icahn wants to join, replace Clorox board
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• See AT&T's upgrades in response to reader's dead zone reports
• Liberty Media buys stake in Barnes & Noble for $204 million
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• Rams Facing Burden of Expectations
• AT&T kills cheaper texting plan
• HP drops tablets, may spin off PCs
• Sprint talks could lead to Clearwire buyout
• Bunge Ltd. invests $2.5 billion in Brazil
• 30-year mortgage falls to lowest rate ever
• Exxon sues U.S. over canceled offshore leases
• S&P loses municipal clients after ratings downgrade
• Wells Fargo expanding in St. Louis
• Forest Labs wins showdown with investor Icahn
• Bank of America cutting 3,500, up to 10,000 jobs
• Restoration as science: case of the collared lizard
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul: Alabama's Immigration Law Will Criminalize Charity
• Incoming MBU Freshman, Kristen Perry, is one of the first students to move into...
• YRC Worldwide restructuring will ask shareholders to OK new shares
• Move-in Day at Mobap! More pictures to come!
• Mercy moves to make amends with Patients First docs
• Fontbonne Adjunct Instructor Named Finalist for Missouri's Teacher of the Year
• Alum Beau Bekemeier is edging out the competition over at KSDK for a VIP ticket...
• Biologist named fellow in prestigious society, UMSL Founders Professor
• Dewey's Pizza expanding in Ohio
• New biodiesel station to open Friday
• St. Clair County reduces MidAmerica warehouse deal
• Report: Nestle, Danone seek to buy Wyeth baby formula business
• St. Louis public transit system lacking, report says
• UMSL college credit program for high schoolers earns national accreditation
• UMSL psychologist returns to campus, researches impact of youth sports
• Laclede Gas employees give $59,000 to arts council, symphony
• Looking for a scholarship?
• Missouri attorney general handles 38,279 complaints in first half of 2011
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• Amdocs wraps $215 million Bridgewater buy
• Concert Planned at Concordia Seminary in Memory of Robert Bergt
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• Foster's rejects $10 billion offer from SABMiller
• Liberty considers smaller stake in Barnes & Noble
• Coke to invest $4 billion in China
• Yackey willing to try to save Del Taco building
• Drought costs Texas farmers $5.2 billion
• Missouri highway projects get $10.7 million in grants
• Air Force to cut 6,000 jobs
• St. Louis police to get 'armadillo' armored car
• Fund investors pulled $40 billion last week
• McGraw-Hill seeks options for education business
• Follow Up Story: Murder of Breeann Rodriguez
• 9/11 Memorial Service
• 5k Walk For the Heroes
• Sesame Street Live: Elmo Makes Music is fun gift idea for kids, tickets on sale
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• St. Louis Rams Guilty in Miami Athletics Scandal
• Washington University opens center to foster bench-to-bedside medicine
• AT&T hits back with 8 lawsuits to protect T-Mobile deal
• McBride & Son adds homebuyer incentive for union members
• Boeing completes flight testing for Dreamliner with Rolls-Royce engines
• Koster: Missouri can build health insurance exchange without forcing use
• Photographer to bring ‘Where I Am Now’ to former home
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• Fontbonne Honors President of St. Louis-Based Anthropedia Foundation
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• BJC's Lipstein, UMB's deSilva to keynote Nixon's economic development conference
• Peabody takeover target Macarthur tells shareholders to take no action
• Co-founder of Pepex Biomedical indicted
• Smucker cuts Folgers coffee prices
• Tobacco companies sue to stop graphic warnings
• Rebuilt St. John's to open in Joplin in 2014
• Charter stops free service to St. Louis municipalities
• BofA in talks to sell Merrill Lynch real estate
• SABMiller in $10 billion hostile takeover of Foster's
• General Dynamics buys Vangent for $960 million
• Warren Buffett increases investment in Wells Fargo
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• High-Speed Car Chase leads to "In the Line-of-Duty Death"
• Corporate political spending must be disclosed, says securities law expert
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• Business Bancshares posts $649,000 profit in Q2
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch features salume-making alumni duo
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• Missouri lawmakers to Nixon: Set 'personal agenda' against McKee aside for special session
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• Buffett's Berkshire buys into Dollar General, Verisk
• St. John's Joplin location revealed tonight
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• Man Charged with Murder in Connection with Missing Child
• Yurbuds Introduces the New 3-Button Dry Mic - Dive In!
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• Man Rapes Neighbor, and then continues to Victimize her
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• Boeing: Russian carriers will need $110B in aircraft by 2031
• Elephant Revival
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• Illinois Lottery breaks sales record in fiscal 2011
• Reliv to partner with new plant science center
• Icahn to get $600 million richer in Google's $12.5 billion Motorola Mobility acquisition
• Can St. Louis support its 3 pro sports teams?
• Fontbonne Honors Psychology Professor with Top Teaching Award
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• Time Warner in $3 billion deal for Insight
• Apex Building renovation cost nearly doubles
• Owner of Jamestown Mall files bankruptcy
• Disabled veterans’ lives improved through participation in civic service program, study finds
• Syverud elected chair-elect of ABA Section on Legal Education
• Cards sign Rhodes; Sanchez begins throwing
• Rams Dominate Preseason Opener, 33-10 over Colts
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• Enterprise Bank buys First National Bank of Olathe
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• Bunge buys C.F. Sauer's margarine business
• Thermadyne profit doubles to $6 million in Q2
• St. Louis Business Journal’s greatest hits
• Koster comments on court's blow to health-care reform
• The evolution of a roster; Rams cut David Vobora
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• Missouri gets $21M to build online health insurance exchange
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• Lambert airport to open second cell phone lot Monday
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• 'Biggest Loser' auditions in St. Louis Saturday
• Midas considering sale of company
• $12M development to be built next year in U. City
• Hilboldt wins $900,000 Lambert airport window replacement
• Missouri to pay $1.5 million to Joplin schools
• Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance to face auditor
• Peabody gets regulator's approval for Macarthur deal
• American Airlines to rename American Eagle
• Will Anheuser-Busch's $50M-a-year deal with NFL boost sales?
• Postal Service proposes cutting 120,000 jobs
• Molina, Craig return; Lynn, Holliday injured
• Why the Rams would bring back Mark Clayton
• WPCS center in St. Louis to be sold
• Hilboldt Curtainwall wins contract for $900,000 window replacement at Lambert airport
• Fontbonne University Giving Circle Awards $83,399 in Grants
• Endowed Chair is a Natural Fit for Professor
• Fontbonne Announces 2011 Convocation Speaker
• Writer’s Reading Series Brings Award-Winning Poet to Fontbonne
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• Covidien to buy back up to $2 billion in shares
• SAK wins $3.5 million MSD contract to fix sewer pipes
• St. Louis employers lament lack of 'work-ready' applicants
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• SLIDESHOW: Best college towns for real estate investors
• Suddenlink's loss narrows to $42,000 in Q2
• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Missouri names Martenet president
• Good Shepherd Children and Family Services gets $200,000 in tax credits
• National Commercial Exchange to be sold to International Monetary Systems
• UMSL dean emeritus to discuss city, county merger
• Wireless phone on your back-to-school list: Buying tips for parents
• CEO: Macy's had best spring in 10 years
• Stifel to seek $17 million in incentives for headquarters
• Anheuser-Busch InBev profit increases 26% to $1.45 billion
• GM plans more cost cuts
• Stifel buys notes related to Wisconsin lawsuit
• KSDK parent Gannett crunched by August sell-off
• Saint Louis Galleria owner General Growth Properties to buy Plaza Frontenac
• S&P: Health care sector not affected by downgrade
• Stifel buying notes connected to Wisconsin lawsuit
• Wall Street gears up for Thursday rebound
• Where U Want 2 Be Entertainment presents Demi Lobo's Most Talented Showcase
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• Activity for kids:The Butterfly House invites children to look for lost ladybugs
• Free activities for St. Louis area children: Kids Block Party and Touch-a-Truck
• UMSL Tritons Men’s Soccer Picked Ninth In GLVC Preseason Coaches Poll
• Day trip from St. Louis leads you to Jour de Fete, French heritage festival
• St. Louis early birds can earn prizes in kids fishing tournament in August
• Embassy Suites hotel to open in downtown St. Louis in October
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• SLIDESHOW: The 13 versions of Ballpark Village
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• The second annual Run for Ronald is set for Oct. 15! Don't miss this fun morning...
• Connections to Success lands $100,000 in grants
• Ameren sues U.S. Cable of Coastal-Texas
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• UMSL awards first DNP degree
• Comcast offers $10 internet Essentials: Is your St. Louis household included?
• St. Louis Scott Gallagher buys Anheuser-Busch soccer park
• FedEx raising freight rates 7%
• New Frontier Bank CEO found
• New Frontier Bank CEO Crenshaw found
• Apple tops Exxon as most valuable company
• Record numbers cancel cable, satellite TV service
• Fed: 2 more years of near-zero interest rates
• Meeting planners convention ends with downtown block party
• Joplin starts demolition phase of tornado cleanup
• Nixon: Fiscal discipline will keep Missouri's AAA ratings
• Unintended consequences of smoke-free policies
• Civil rights era preserved through film archive at Washington University
• Researchers identify possible therapeutic target for depression and addiction
• Rams reportedly sign Ben Leber
• S&P lowers US credit rating and gas prices in St. Louis dip to $3.13 a gallon
• FutureFuel Q2 profit triples to $8.4 million
• Man on the street: Ballpark Village 'a lot grass, a lot of promises'
• Enterprise to buy PhillyCarShare
• Zoltek loss widens to $1.46 million in Q3
• Budweiser tops advertising list
• Nixon names Burlison St. Louis circuit judge
• Centrue posts $2.4 million Q2 loss
• We're asking you: What's next for Ballpark Village?
• DeWitt: Ballpark Village moving ahead without Stifel
• STLCC co-sponsors the People's Law School workshops this fall -- sign up now as...
• Siteman Bone Marrow Transplant Program Completes 5,000th Procedure
• Tyler Ward
• UMSL administrator is named ACE Fellow
• Stifel buying 501 N. Broadway
• Want to save a few bucks?
• Student goes from brake assembly to BFA
• From 6 a.m. to noon on Friday, Aug. 12, BlackBoard will be removed from service...
• UMSL Tritons Volleyball Named Favorites In GLVC West Preseason Coaches Poll
• Just a month after retiring from St. Louis Community College - Florissant Valley...
• President Cindy Hess spoke with new faculty during an orientation session Monday...
• Wednesday's event is from 8 to 10 a.m. at Missouri Botanical Garden. Panelists i...
• UMSL graduate overcomes disease to earn PhD
• Concordia Seminary to Begin 173rd Academic Year
• How to find affordable Wii, XBox and PS3 games in St. Louis
• Freddie Mac wants $1.5 billion more from taxpayers
• St. Louis gas prices drop
• SLIDESHOW: Remaining countries with AAA credit ratings
• IBM drops out of U of I supercomputer project
• Ralcorp to buy Sara Lee dough business for $545 million
• Big Banks expected to cut more jobs
• Fifth Third might face action by SEC
• Tea Party blamed for debt downgrade
• Kindred posts $5.5M loss, expects Medicare hit
• Southwest rolls back fare increases
• Scientists have new help finding brain’s nooks and crannies
• The Jerome Murphy domino effect for the Rams
• KV Pharmaceutical wraps $60 million generics unit sale to Zydus
• Graybar profit more than doubles to $24 million in Q2
• We can help make school a better experience for you! Our innovative African-Amer...
• Stifel Q2 profit plummets to $3 million on legal expenses
• If you are a returning student at Harris-Stowe State University, now is the time...
• Back to school laptops and netbooks at Walmart electronics sale
• SyMyCo to add 80 jobs at Danforth Plant Science Center
• Stereotaxis loss deepens, CFO to leave, plans to cut costs
• Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights
• Kyle Andrews
• Missouri to get new passenger railcars
• St. Louis stocks battered
• Meyersize it!
• ESPN radio announces St. Louis Rams' broadcast team
• Wentzville woman indicted for targeting Hawaiian homeowners
• New year, new logo!
• The documentary will also be shown on our Meramec campus Sept. 28.
• The library has shortened hours now until Aug. 19. The library is open from 8 a....
• Former Meramec student Dan Parris talks about his documentary, "Give A Damn?", i...
• Illinois surgery centers cited for health violations
• Boeing unveils first Dreamliner for delivery
• Ameren pushes for nuclear plant bill at special session
• Emerald Automotive working to land Royal Mail deal
• Express Scripts' Medco buy prompts fears of layoffs in N.J.
• Geithner to remain Treasury secretary for now
• MidAmerica airport warehouse faces deadline
• Father of electrocuted girl sues Monsanto
• Wells Fargo to pay $590 million settlement
• AIG plans to sue Bank of America over mortgage bonds
• Trailnet Newsletter - August 2011
• Day trip: Juicez & Jamz grand opening in Hannibal, MO with great fanfare
• UMSL Athletics, ‘The U’ Radio Station Release 2011-2012 Broadcast Schedule
• August 7th, 2011: this week in politics
• What to watch for at Rams Scrimmage
• S&P downgrades US credit rating to AA+
• A Special Night for Rams Fans
• Drake & Co. sold to AMR Management Services
• Made Monarchs Presents: Dom Kennedy
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee loses $155 million in Q3
• Congressman requests hearing on Express Scripts' planned $29 billion Medco acquisition
• Spray Services ordered to pay overtime
• Nixon names Borbonus St. Louis County associate circuit judge
• Nixon won't support 'McKee tax credit' expansion
• At Nordstrom, champagne's on ice
• Kroenke among richest U.S. sports team owners
• Best deal in laptops for Missouri tax free weekend
• All computers, phone lines and electricity on campus will be shut down during an...
• Our Forest Park bookstore doesn't have sales tax today as part of Missouri's sal...
• Top of the list: St. Louis' largest accounting firms
• Missing: New Frontier Bank CEO Crenshaw
• St. Louis among America’s 10 'sickest' housing markets
• Missouri's Tax Free Weekend for back-to-school supplies and clothing runs from A...
• Curious about what books you're going to need for courses this semester? Check...
• Don't let an outstanding arrest warrant dim your bright future: Tomorrow, Aug. 6...
• Missouri state tax holiday: Who is and isn't participating
• Boeing unveils space flight plans
• Lambert airlines seek more fuel control
• Free-market group influences Missouri bills
• Pulitzer Foundation names director
• BNY Mellon adds charge for $50 million-plus deposits
• St. Louis stocks drop as Dow plummets
• Black contractors, IDOT chief to meet today about bridge project
• July jobs report due today, bleak news expected
• Slideshow: Dow's 10 worst days ever
• Ponturo: Anheuser-Busch InBev not focused as 'marketers'
• Peabody Energy, Navajo Nation reach settlement
• Are you a student and parent who is in need of childcare this semester? Are you...
• St. Louis stocks drop as Dow plummets
• Calls, Vicarage and Internship Assignments Accounced During Summer Placement at Concordia Seminary
• Bakers Q2 sales inch up to $44 million
• Southwest Airlines may cut flights
• St. Louis MSD, EPA file $4.7 billion settlement
• St. Louis breweries quench Food & Wine's thirsts
• AT&T responds to readers' complaints about cell phone dead zones
• August Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club Celebrates American Heroes
• For those who couldn't make it to new student orientation, we are holding a pare...
• Just a reminder: The payment deadline for Fall semester is today! You must pay...
• Build-A-Bear recalls pins
• Need help with child care while you attend classes? Check this out!
• Perficient profit jumps 35% to $2.8 million in Q2
• Ameren, Peabody Energy ink their largest coal deal ever
• Signing in America:
• Ameren profit drops
• Ameren Q2 profit falls 9% to $138 million
• Southwest Airlines profit rises
• Justice Department to file MSD settlement today
• University of Illinois names chancellor
• Cargill recalls 36 million pounds of ground turkey
• MoDOT halts rest stop renovations
• FEMA won't extend Joplin debris deadline
• MEMC to buy Fotowatio's U.S. subsidiary for up to $238.5 million
• Peabody continues push for Macarthur
• Wireless network in hospital monitors vital signs
• Redesign of Budweiser beer can won’t make much difference in sales, Olin experts say
• Puppy mill changes get initial OK in Missouri Senate
• Furniture Brands loses $6.6 million in Q2
• Rams Sign Running Back Cadillac Williams
• MoDOT to hold property sale
• FutureFuel to trade on NYSE
• Clark, Fox to give $50,000 to Casa de Salud, College Bound, Kipp, Teach for America
• St. Charles County gets $300,000 for transportation exhibit
• MEMC to buy Fotowatio's U.S. subsidiary for up to $238.5 million
• We've just learned that in a partnership with Certiport certification solutions,...
• New student orientation sessions begin next week! Campus Life is Blazing for Suc...
• Katie Herzig
• St. Louis Symphony gets glowing NYT review
• MasterCard profit increases 33% to $608 million in Q2
• St. Louis Business Development Fund renamed
• Budweiser can gets a makeover
• Delmar Gardens, Bethesda Health Group face millions in Medicare cuts
• First baby born into National Children's Study in St. Louis
• Report: 74% of Southwest flights on time
• Top of the list: Alumni groups, caterers
• Emerson to design data centers in India
• McKee lawyer on NorthSide legal challenges: 'One down, one to go'
• Interested in a GREEN career option? It all starts with the classes. Meramec n...
• Muslim Outreach Lay Bible Institute Set for October
• Reliv profit drops 67% in Q2
• Next Steps Event a Success
• is having our second day of new student orientation!
• MU lecture series honors Bond
• Hardee's parent says sales fell
• Spartech profit plummets
• Belleville loft development advances
• Senate to argue Mo. dog breeding bill
• Boeing gets $10B aircraft order in China
• Subway tops McDonalds
• BofA CEO to give profit estimates today
• Busch IV usually absent from A-B meetings
• Boeing moves toward 787 certification
• Madison port to get new $8.5 million harbor
• Boenker seeks to open St. Louis County's only winery
• Boeing conducts first transcontinental flight using biofuel
• Judge throws out Metro East flood map lawsuit
• Katy Trail named best bike trail in Midwest
• Saint Louis Science Center cuts vice president positions
• AT&T to sell Telmex stake
• Broadband not at advertised speeds, FCC says
• Charter grows non-video customers
• Boeing taps Microsoft's Kinect to sell 737s
• New study calls into question reliance on animal models in cardiovascular research
• Trailnet News - August 2, 2011
• Exhibit highlights biomedical travesties of the Holocaust
• Debt ceiling agreement: An agreement to form a committee to form a committee
• Rams sign running back Jerious Norwood
• Mizzou lecture series named for Kit Bond
• Clayton finance director to leave
• Saint Louis Science Center cuts vice president positions
• Spartech Q1 profit falls 78%
• Esco profit drops 10% to $13 million in Q3
• Columbia makes Forbes' 'Best Small Places for Business and Careers'
• AT&T to sell Telmex stake
• A crew from Elsevier made this instructional video about being professional - in...
• Stanford U. Offers Free Online Course in Artificial Intelligence:
• AEP River Operations names Darling president
• Centene continues expansion in Texas
• Diapers & Deadlines: Missing 'firsts'
• Appistry raises $12 million
• St. Louis' highest-paid women
• Rockstar Nutritionist to Perform at Fontbonne
• Equifax buys DataVision Resources
• Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
• UMSL to hold summer commencement Aug. 6
• For women tired of dead-end job searches, STLCC-Meramec offers a solution throug...
• Professor edits Japanese culture, etiquette book
• Families still have the chance this summer to enjoy the Family Film Festival at...
• Emerson Q3 profit rises 17% to $683 million
• Archer Daniels profit drops 15%
• Emerson Q3 profit rises 17% to $683 million
• Pfizer Q2 profit beats estimates
• General Growth to spin off 30 mall properties
• Budget Rent a Car offers discounts on cars with ads
• EADS to buy Vizada for $960 million
• Ron Stephens to resign after 27 years in Illinois House
• Most St. Louis House members voted for debt deal
• Gannett debt may get upgrade
• Cards add Furcal for postseason push
• Graying world population sparks need for policies and programs that support productive aging
• Rupp to run for Missouri secretary of state
• Sheet Metal Workers sign new wage deal
• The Black Angels
• Olin wins $300 million Army contract
• Edward Jones beat market over 5-year period
• Charter to add NFL Network
• Gallery Visio’s 2011-12 exhibit season will range from zombie culture to multiculturalism
• For women tired of dead-end job searches, STLCC-Meramec offers a solution throug...
• Wray named interim chancellor at Missouri University of Science and Technology
• Finmeccanica might sell some DRS Technologies assets
• MoDOT to close I-70 lanes, ramps
• Major Icagen shareholders protesting sale to Pfizer
• Covidien gets FDA approval to sell painkiller again
• Reps from the Science Center visited last week to interview AMT instructor, John...
• Writer explores Irish, American wests
• It's August 1, and the summer is almost over, which means the fall semester is a...
• STLCC is partnering with Better Family Life Inc. to host a site for Family Week...
• Back to school with dollar supplies
• Tired of dead-end jobs? check out our 15-week program for women at Meramec.
• Fall tuition is due now. Don't risk losing your classes! Submit your payment by...
• Fall 2011 tuition is due now! Don't risk losing your classes. Submit your paymen...
• There is still time to sign up for fall classes! Call Admissions at 314-286-4809...
• Don't forget about new student orientation tomorrow and Wednesday! If you aren't...
• Where the Rams Stand After Week One
• Monsanto has new rules for field workers following deaths
• Anheuser-Busch more trustworthy than Greece or Spain
• Cooper mulls pulling $875 million bid for Laird
• University of Missouri weighs capping enrollment
• Kemper-led Collectors Fund banks on art
• Fire destroys Coliseum Ballroom
• Food Network touts Highland cafe's lemon pie
• MTV turns 30 today
• East St. Louis medical district may expand
• Durbin, Blunt praise debt deal
• U.S. should ratify, align labor laws with Domestic Workers Convention
• Meet the Rams Undrafted Free Agents
• St. Louis Rams make splash in free agency
• Maritz, Wolff sells five hotels to Cheng family
• Art classes for kids: Young Illustrator Class turns kids' stories into books
• Jury adds $320 million in damages for smelter neighbors
• First Banks Q2 loss narrows to $17 million
• St. John's Mercy names president
• Top of the list: St. Louis' highest-paid executives
• Mochipet & Polish Ambassador
• Lee BioSolutions creates spit Facebook game
• Rasmus dealt to Blue Jays for pitching
• UMSL observatory to hold open house
• Is Robert Quinn headed toward problems with Rams?
• Chuck Berry statue dedicated
• CNN travel writer gushes about St. Louis
• Living Downtown: Keeping cool in St. Louis
• Annie Gunn's among 20 St. Louis restaurants recognized by Wine Spectator
• Ever wondered about this?
• All incoming female students are invited to a Women In Technology Luncheon on th...
• New student orientation next week already! Please call the Admissions office if...
• Laclede profit triples to $15.4 million
• Arch Coal sees Q2 profit drop 83%
• Insituform profit halved to $7.6 million
• Arch Coal Q2 profit falls 83% on acquisition costs
• Suit debates control of Pea Ridge rare earth mine
• CEO Farr to Emerson employees: Donate to Todd Akin
• Who is Andy Tempest, CEO of Emerald Automotive?
• Insituform profit halved to $7.6 million
• Foster's not ruling out SABMiller deal
• Ameren nuclear plant plan falls apart
• Sikeston Man faces 25
• Escaped Inmate of North Saint Louis Caught
• Chinese consumers help luxury retailers rebuff sluggish economy
• Jenny Owen Youngs
• Cooper Industries acquires Martek Power for $185.9 million
• SSM Health Care-St. Louis names Howard next president, CEO
• Jury awards $38.5 million to residents near Herculaneum lead smelter
• Washington University researchers receive American Cancer Society grants
• Chevys franchisee files for bankruptcy
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
• Young Innovations gets $70 million loan
• Rams Training Camp Schedule Set
• Belden profit surges 76% to $34.7 million
• When to apply for Hazelwood auto jobs
• Metro East animal rescue group plans new shelter
• Health care spending to hit $4.6 trillion in 2020
• Build-A-Bear cuts loss to $6.7 million
• Missouri gets $1.5M FEMA grant to counsel disaster survivors
• Credit Suisse to cut 2,000 jobs
• Emerald Automotive to add 580 jobs in Hazelwood
• Missouri solar industry fights for rebate
• Build-A-Bear narrows loss to $6.7 million
• Free activities for kids as Delta Dental Theatre celebrates Grand Re-opening
• To reduce debt, focus on high interest loans first
• WU studies obesity, cancer link with $9.2 million grant
• American Railcar swings to Q2 profit as sales rise 83%
• Amdocs chairman to retire, profit dips to $91.8 million in Q3
• Emerald Automotive to build hybrid vans, add 580 jobs in Hazelwood
• Come to the 2011 Science & Mathematics Academy Fair at HSSU. The event is on Sat...
• UMSL alumnus, son study abroad together
• St. Louis area participates in drug, crime prevention through National Night Out
• UMB Financial boosts earnings, aided by acquisitions
• St. Patrick Center receives $956,000 grant
• Renowned Musician Robert Bergt Dies
• St. Louis developer Steffen in court again to defend against second fraud indictment
• Lindenwood, Webster, McKendree called ‘Great Colleges to Work For’
• Washington University basketball coach Fahey named to hall of fame
• Insituform to buy Fyfe's North American business for $115.8 million
• Agrotain to be sold to Koch Fertilizer
• Wednesday, July 27: Book Buy Back starts today! Get top dollar for your textbook...
• The fall semester starts in less than a month! What are you looking forward to t...
• Rob Hertel, chair of our accredited Culinary Arts program, is interviewed about...
• Historian researches migrant braceros
• Barnes-Jewish’s Strong Heart Attack Outcomes Recognized by American Heart Association
• What do you think about the new commercials that are running on Hot 104.1 FM, Fo...
• Check out all of the photos from this year's Summer Adventure Academies on our F...
• Energizer profit falls 37% to $65.9 million
• Roberts Mayfair Hotel late on paychecks for workers
• Joplin tornado insurance payout to be largest in Missouri history
• Missouri Gov. Nixon creates adviser position
• Restaurants blast St. Louis Co. smoking ban exceptions
• Boeing earnings beat estimates
• Energizer profit falls 37% to $65.9 million in Q3
• Calif. takes $5.4B bridge loan amid U.S. debt debate
• Kellwood buys yoga clothing company Zobha
• U.S. may have until Aug. 10 to pay bills
• Beauty in the night sky: Give kids an educational activity through astronomy
• WUSTL experts comment on debt ceiling debate
• Brown School student gives firsthand account of rural life in drought-ridden Africa
• Rams Sign Safety Quintin Mikell
• Panera profit jumps 34% to $35.7 million in Q2
• Charter names Rolls chief technology officer
• ‘Go-to-guy’ retires, lived UMSL’s history
• Tech N9NE: Bringing a unique brand of hip hop at Pop's Nightclub
• Blogger gets job with Scientific American
• St. Louis-area post offices on possible closure list
• YRC Worldwide plans reverse-stock split, reveals new CEO Welch’s salary
• BJC, Humana ink Medicare plan agreement
• Smashing the Headlines in Saint Louis: Hip Hop Talents at JunKyard Bar & Grill
• If you are a S-STEM recipient, "Like" our new facebook page to keep up-to-date o...
• The noise begins today! Renovation work is under way in the Cafeteria (now tempo...
• Article on the Plus 50 Initiative that we're a part of - getting those Boomers t...
• Supervalu Q1 profit rises 10% to $74 million
• Emerson to move Latin American headquarters
• We are pleased to welcome Oklahoma Baptist University (pictured below) and the r...
• Gallery 210 season to include 9 new exhibits
• B. Hall's Bar & Grill in St. Charles today's Living Social deal
• Sigma-Aldrich profit rises 17% to $113 million
• Solae said to be for sale
• Isle picks S.M. Wilson for $125 million Cape casino
• Bricklayers' strike ends in St. Louis
• Flooding hurts Missouri barge industry
• Nixon requests another disaster declaration
• Wal-Mart offers video streaming
• Centene wins $1.1 billion Louisiana contract
• Reinsurance Group of America profit rises to $133 million
• Disney bids to buy Indian media partner
• Vitamin D relieves joint, muscle pain for breast cancer patients
• Trailnet Newsletter - July 2011
• Reinsurance Group of America profit rises to $133 million in Q2
• Centene wins $1.1 billion Louisiana contract
• Solutia Q2 profit soars 66% to $68 million
• Stifel to buy Stone & Youngberg
• St. Louis restaurateurs react to end of NFL lockout
• FAA furloughs don’t impact Lambert airport in St. Louis
• Chris Knight
• Groupigg inks deal in Canada
• Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. expanding into Tenn., Texas
• Interface lands Dollar General contract
• Check out the article on St. Louis ArtWorks at Ranken
• Exciting Art News! Students from our Clay Club, our two new studio technicians Maria Lajsic and Amy Steinmann, part-time faculty Graham Lane and Amanda Mathenia, and Ceramics Coordinator Matthew Isaacson will take part in the annual Contemporary Art Muse
• FOCUS St. Louis, Coro merged
• Check out the videos from our 2011 Summer Adventure Academy!
• Yackey to consider Del Taco demolition alternatives
• Bank Midwest buys failed Colorado bank
• Missouri Auditor Schweich advises Joplin officials
• Madison County tries to recoup bond sale loss
• Amtrak to restore full service from St. Louis to Kansas City
• Lambert airport construction to affect travelers
• Missouri to hold summit on phone hacking
• St. Clair County to demolish 28 homes
• Drug prices to drop with expiring patents
• 10 common Twitter marketing mistakes
• Upgrades to the colleges Internet access circuit will take place between 8 and 9 a.m. Sunday, July 24. Brief outages will occur as devices are configured for the new circuit. Banner Self-Service, Blackboard, e-mail and the college website will be impacte
• Washington, Missouri fair: Long list of kids activities, entertainment lined up
• Unique volcanic complex discovered on Moon’s far side
• Reliance Bancshares loss widens to $8 million in Q2
• Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real
• Leinco to add 48 jobs
• Express Scripts takes $14 billion bridge loan for Medco buy
• A tour of the Cheshire Inn makeover
• In the heat, St. Louis' Top 7 'cool' businesses
• Olin starts on $160 million Tennessee plant
• YRC Worldwide wraps up restructuring plan, reports $38.7M loss
• YRC Worldwide CEO Zollars steps down; quarterly loss deepens
• MoDOT's Keith named president of regional association
• United Seating buys Central Kentucky Mobility
• The Greencards
• The first of the Spartan Summer Nights Alumni Events was held last night at the Magic House, check out the pictures posted below and make sure to come on out for our next event Aug 3 at the Missouri Botanical Gardens Whitaker Jazz festival! For more info
• Dr. Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Please visit: read the latest on the chancellor’s campus visit and our award winning staff.
• Possible new NFL Deal great news for Rams fans
• Attend School This Fall!
• MoDOT study: Worst times to travel I-64
• U.S. loses $1.3 billion in Chrysler bailout
• Blockbuster will keep 90% of stores open
• Apple beats Nokia in smartphone sales
• Apple considering bid for Hulu
• NFL players expected to vote on CBA today
• Icahn wants Motorola to monetize patents
• AT&T profit dips, sees wireless growth
• Sony, Universal weigh bids for EMI
• YRC to wrap refinancing today, name new CEO
• The Confluence Goes High Tech
• Hanging out with the Spartan at MBU's Spartan Summer Nights at the Magic House!
• → Missouri Baptist University: Hundreds have already showed up for our Magice House event. Photos soon!
• Water's back on in West Wing. All is well.
• Top threats for investors in Missouri
• Worst times to travel I-64
• Tvrdik takes PricewaterhouseCoopers helm in Missouri market
• Express Scripts' Medco deal could force Walgreens' hand
• FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Heart Valve Procedure Performed at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University
• West Wing bathrooms unavailable Thursday afternoon due to Student Center bathroom renovation work. More water had to be shut off to prevent damage. Restrooms are available in the Theatre, PE/Gym, Hospitality Restaurant Management building, and the entire
• Lambert airport traffic up 1.2 percent this year
• Medco described as 'wounded giant'
• Express Scripts-Medco deal's $1B synergies mean layoffs
• An Horse
• Express Scripts' $29 billion Medco acquisition faces antitrust hurdle
• Junior Achievement gets $231,000 in tax credits
• Boeing to buy Solutions Made Simple
• Our latest video on our YouTube.com channel. Check out others on funeral directing and allied health fields too!
• We met with producer/director (and former Meramec student) Dan Parris yesterday, and it looks like Meramec will be hosting an "advance screening" of his documentary "Give A Damn?" this September! We'll have more details right her
• Peabody Opera House Opening Night to Benefit Barnes-Jewish
• What's your favorite North County restaurant and what is the best "dish" on their menu?
• 2011 Seminary Sunday Materials Available Now
• Tonight's the night! Almost 600 MBU alumni, faculty, staff and families will be joining us for fun at the Magic House tonight. Make sure you share your photos of tonight's event with us on Facebook. See you there!
• Wells Fargo fined $85 million
• Express Scripts buys Medco for $29 billion
• Wall Street prepares for debt crisis
• Aquila, Great Plains Energy merger upheld by Mo. Supreme Court
• Ill. business groups vent about taxes
• Icahn raises Clorox bid to $10.7 billion
• Citadel pushing E*Trade to sell itself
• St. Louis restaurants win wine list award
• Express Scripts buying Medco for $29 billion
• Tickets for Peabody gala on sale Friday
• Great family fun for kids: Toy Story 3 for free in St. Peters
• New banking bureaucracy may not help consumers
• A Lull
• St. Patrick Center, Kingdom House tax credits approved
• Wells Fargo fined $85M over subprime mortgage practices
• Fourth charter school to open this year in St. Louis
• Missouri Gov. Nixon calls for special session
• Goose trivia: The eggs in a nest are called a "______". Which can stay longer underwater before coming up for air, a Canada goose or a Pekin duck? Assume that the two birds are, more or less, the same size. Want to win a prize? Let me hear your
• Save-A-Lot to open 250 stores in 'food deserts'
• Pfizer to buy rest of Icagen in $56 million deal
• Wind Capital Group to build $300 million Oklahoma wind farm, supply Associated Electric
• Rams should play in Hall of Fame Game
• Aerotropolis, tax credit deal reached by Missouri legislators
• Laclede enters into new loans
• FV geese are as much a part of our campus as our students are. For some reason they are rampant today, so here are a few "Geese Facts":*Migratory geese nest in Canada & geese nesting in the U.S. are "resident" geese who were born
• Florissant Valley's welcome committee. Aren't they cute?
• Mizzou's fashion school ranks with Fashionista.com
• Harbour Group buys fastener firm
• Citic Group weighing Macarthur counter offer
• Kinder's health-care suit gains support
• Lockheed Martin offers employee buyouts
• American Airlines spinning off American Eagle
• Nixon to lead China trade trip
• First Banks gets two directors assigned by Treasury
• Boulevard Brewing expands, launches new brew
• Federal government to close 800 data centers
• Boeing gets part of American Airlines plane order
• Have you seen Gunther von Hagen's "Body Worlds and the Brain" now at the St. Louis Science Center? Our Library is featuring a display now through October about the exhibit, and there's even a table with admission coupons and plenty of
• Pulaski profit jumps to $1.7 million in third quarter
• Harbour Group buys Lindstrom Metric
• First Banks gets two directors assigned by U.S. Treasury
• Historian to make Left Bank Books appearance to discuss ‘Founding St. Louis’
• UMSL’s math institute equips teachers with creative classroom tools
• Last excursion for the Admiral
• Court upholds dismissal of case against Shanahan Jr.
• Danforth Center to Bono: Let's work together
• Max & Erma's to add two restaurants in St. Louis
• Fontbonne Names New Director of Leadership Education and Student Activities
• Fontbonne Names Vice President for Enrollment Management
• Griffins Honored as 30 Under 30 Award Winners
• Starting bid for Northwest Plaza set at $1.25 million
• Pan American cargo airline founder with Lambert deal arrested for child porn
• UMSL creates partnership with EAST university
• Congratulations to Automotive instructor, Walt Rundell who recently passed the NAFA Financial Management test. This was the 8th of 8 disciplines he passed making him a full Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM) and Ranken’s first BSAM student t
• Peabody Q2 profit jumps 38% to $284.8 million
• Your thoughts?
• Just a (VERY IMPORTANT) reminder to students who have applied for graduation with an AA, AAS degree for this summer: the deadline to take the exit assessment test is Friday, July 22. To schedule your test, call 314-984-7698.
• BofA reports $8.8 billion Q2 loss on settlement
• Reader's Digest searches for buyer
• Apple seeks bigger Chinese iPhone market
• Barnes-Jewish ranks among nation's best hospitals
• Borders going out of business
• Missouri boasts low mortgage closing fees
• Cisco cutting 6,500 workers, taking $1.3 billion charge
• Missouri loses 13,000 jobs after Joplin tornado
• Missouri likely to face Moody’s credit review
• St. Louis County to sell tax-delinquent properties
• Barnes-Jewish Again Ranked Among Nation’s Best By U.S. News As An “Honor Roll” Hospital and Again as #1 in St. Louis
• Borders to be gone by September
• Print a KMart back to school shopping list from Coupon Divas
• Barnes-Jewish Hospital to sponsor Peabody Opera House opening night gala
• More Missourians taking Amtrak
• MEMC's manufacturer Flextronics to add 400 jobs
• David Young spoke at Legacy Books & Cafe
• 13 apply to succeed Judge Wolff on Missouri Supreme Court
• Free Chick-fil-A when you donate to St. Louis area Mers Goodwill stores
• Beginning Monday, July 18, 2011, the Financial Aid Office will temporarily relocate to the Student Center, Multipurpose Room. The hours of operation are: Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
• Diapers & Deadlines: A good, solid meal
• Missouri's back-to-school sales tax holiday starts Aug. 5
• Capital For Business buys Buse Industries, Connection Concepts
• Smith of Raging Rivers WaterPark dies
• Maritz gives $25,000 to Webster University
• Congratulations to Janie Summers who was recently promoted to the position of Director of Career Services. A breakfast was held last Wednesday to celebrate Janie's accomplishment.
• Our week-long Summer Adventure Academy for High Schoolers starts today!
• The Food Network is sharing one of Chef Casey Shiller's recipes that won "Cupcake Wars" on their website. Casey's our baking and pastry arts coordinator, and has received much good publicity based on his national TV appearance and vic
• “Green and Gold Days” Coming Up at Concordia Seminary
• Attention Alumni: Last call for Magic House reservations. The Spartan Summer Nights at the Magic House event is this Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Register at www.mobap.edu/alumni. Hope to see you there!
• Novelist writes follow-up to acclaimed debut
• Seminary Visitation Event for Prospective Pastors and Deaconesses
• Lambert renovations call for detours
• Oppenheimer sued over $1.8B in loans
• Apartment construction remains hot
• Missouri wineries grow in number
• Lion Capital explores $2 billion bid for Post Cereals
• Minority group may try to halt Mississippi bridge project
• Court ruling on rebates hits solar firms
• Southwest, AirTran pilots unions reach deal
• Borders deadline passes without bidders
• Hoover, Dirt Devil up for sale
• Garcia signs four-year extension
• Educational word games for kids: Homemade activity encourages spelling, reading
• Ex-Farris Gallery owner gets more prison time after 5 years on the run
• HBD Construction begins work on $18 million senior living project in East St. Louis
• Wilco show at Peabody sells out
• Harry Potter 7.2 opens today. Who's going? If you're a die-hard and already seen it at a midnight show early this morning, give us a review!!
• I-64, I-44 lane closures this weekend
• Top of the list: St. Louis’ biggest retail property managers; moving and storage companies
• 'U2 360' set to be sold after tour
• Accenture and a sneak peek at Harry Potter
• Fred Weber buys J-W Payne Construction
• Analyst: ConAgra has to 'put up or shut up' with Ralcorp's Post spinoff
• Their concert is right around the corner so what's your favorite U2 tune? If U2 is not your cup of tea, who is the greatest rock band of all time?
• Real world experiences: Click on this link to read budding journalist and MBU senior Bryanna Hampton's coverage of last night's Harry Potter craze. Hampton is a freelance writer for AOL's Patch.com., not to mention the managing editor for
• Savvis sale to CenturyLink wraps
• HSSU is now enrolling for fall 2011. Tour the campus and get the ball rolling on your education. The new freshman residence hall opens in August. It's equipped with all the latest living amenties making it a home away from home. Next week only, enro
• Happy Friday! It's hot outside, it's almost the weekend, it's the last day for the children's theatre production of "Hyronomous A. Frog, The Frog Prince", it's a great way to do something fun with your kids, little brot
• Summit seeks tax help for Maplewood shopping center
• Boeing proposes new spacecraft
• Late-term abortion bill becomes law in Missouri
• ConAgra responds to Ralcorp's Post spinoff plan
• L.A. puts brakes on football stadium
• Blockbuster targets unhappy Netflix customers
• How U.S. credit downgrade could hurt Missouri
• Wash. U. students spend most money in Loop on food
• Barat Academy owes $217,000 in back rent
• Monsanto CEO Grant sells 150,000 shares
• Are the Rams bending the rules?
• McAuley-Jepson named GM of new Nordstrom at Saint Louis Galleria
• POGO & That 1 Guy
• Late-term abortion ban becomes law in Missouri
• Ralcorp to spin off Post Foods
• What do you think about this?
• Missouri Speaker Tilley launches campaign for lieutenant governor
• Missouri gets $2 million federal jobs grant
• Hummert lands $1.8 million Missouri loan
• Harry Potter fans sell out Wehrenberg Theatres in St. Louis
• The International Student Club is holding a car wash today, July 14, from 1:30 to 5 p.m., and tomorrow, July 15, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in front of the Terry M. Fischer theatre. Got a dirty car and $10??? Thanks for supporting our SEED students!
• Main Street BBQ, Bobby Tomʼs BBQ merge
• The cafeteria is open during renovation these next two weeks! They are serving a small selection of breakfast and lunch items. We had delicious tacos as a lunch special. Access cafeteria from SC Lobby stairs. Hours are from 8 am. to 1 p.m. Monday through
• Better hurry...after today's 1 p.m. performance, you've only got one more day to catch the Meramec Theatre's summer children's production of "Hyronomous A. Frog, The Frog Prince" tomorrow at 10 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. Take
• Commerce reports record quarterly earnings of $69M
• Be prepared: The annual power outage for the entire campus is scheduled for the weekend of Aug. 5-6-7. Power will not be in service for a full 48 hours, beginning Friday evening. Warnings will be sent out to shut down computers, remove refrigerated items
• Haugh resigns as Build-A-Bear president
• Study Confirms Best Investment is a College Degree
• In need of a host family for Youth For Understanding student from Belgium. If interested, please call Susan McKnight at 314.513.4237!
• Starbucks adds 'bistro boxes' for lunch
• ConocoPhillips to split in two
• New Missouri law cracks down on incompetent doctors
• Daniel Boone Bridge project gets $120M
• Akin raises $511,000, has $1.2M in bank
• Is the debt apocalypse upon us?
• Boeing aims to please American Airlines
• Peabody, ArcelorMittal sweeten Macarthur offer
• MillerCoors loses right to sell beer in Minnesota
• 'Mystery' phone charges total $2B a year
• Proposed Italian austerity measures too little, too late, expert says
• Peabody Energy wins federal coal lease in Wyoming
• Highway commission OKs Boone Bridge project
• St. Vincent
• Missouri slashes road construction budget in half
• 'Aerotropolis' author: Won’t work in St. Louis
• I-70 lane at Cass to close Thursday night
• Enterprise expands electric vehicle fleet
• Missouri OKs $172 million Ameren electric rate increase
• Fleishman-Hillard makes management changes
• Monsanto on Anonymous hacker attack: ‘We remain vigilant’
• Magical fun at St. Louis County Library for Harry Potter book and movie fans
• Star Wars Jedi training, trivia and costume fun at St. Louis County Library
• UMSL professor discusses pros, cons of social media
• Chancellor Myrtle Dorsey will be on campus Friday afternoon and will visit the Harrison Education Center as well. We expect her to arrive at 1:30 p.m. at Forest Park. Let's give her a great welcome!
• The UK Chart Show with Meatball is on right now! LISTEN LIVE: Who's your favorite UK artist and why?
• Even though the weather has cooled off a bit today, it's never too cold for ice cream! We're having an ice cream social in the Library quad today at 11 a.m. and again at 4:30 p.m. for evening students. $1 for the ice cream with PLENTY of topp
• Farmers' markets vs. Schnucks, Dierbergs
• Kroenke's Arsenal, Rams among most valuable sports teams
• Business leaders to Congress: 'Do your job'
• Macarthur soars on hope Peabody will raise bid
• Hackers from Anonymous target Monsanto
• Blues sale talks advance
• Netflix to raise subscription fee
• Sprint subpoenaed on AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Bid made on ex-U.S. Fidelis owner's home
• Groupon partners with Expedia
• Death of child left in hot car: Repeated story of grief fills headlines
• Summer weather forecasts prompt need for heat stroke, exhaustion safety tips
• Weight-loss surgery cost-effective for all obese
• Free tall beverage from Starbucks July14-17 when you buy VIA
• Parking lot work is under way. Lots A & C will be closed Wednesday and re-open Thursday. Lot E will close on Thursday. All seal-coating will be complete by July 22, except for Lot F, which will be in August, after the motorcycle class ends.
• FCC approves Savvis sale to CenturyLink
• First Night needs a theme
• LMI names Bogan chief of operations
• The world's most expensive city
• Project SEED plants high schoolers UMSL labs
• Mizzou study: iPad satisfaction starts high and rises
• Flooding disrupts St. Louis-Kansas City Amtrak
• Oasis fundraising heads to Twitter
• Camp exposes teen girls to career choices, leadership
• Plans underway for UMSL’s 50th anniversary
• Today's Highlight in History: On July 12, 1960, the Etch A Sketch Magic Screen drawing toy, invented by French electrician Andre Cassagnes, was first produced by the Ohio Art Co. What's your favorite Etch A Sketch memory?
• St. Louis Rams staff head to Joplin to help tornado relief
• All-Star Break: Holliday’s Derby falls short; starting lineups announced
• Looking for work? Nordstrom will have an on campus recruiting event on Wednesday, July 13, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Student Center Lobby. Nordstrom is opening a new store in the Galleria and has more than 800 jobs available – servers, busse
• Megabus in St. Louis adds Memphis, Chicago routes
• Norman becomes Belden controller, CAO again
• NFL and U.S. Government; Two Peas in a Pod
• Maryville University approved for NCAA Division II
• Kellwood, Sun Capital to buy Scotch & Soda
• Cassidy Turley: Office space demand strongest since '07
• Bank of America deal could mean faster evictions
• Anheuser-Busch InBev courts Hispanics
• NCR buying Radiant Systems for $1.2 billion
• Design contest targets Pruitt-Igoe site
• Wehrenberg Theaters drops alcohol sale lawsuit
• Sinquefield gives $50,000 to Kinder
• Sod dug up at Busch to prepare for U2
• WUSTL School of Law forms alliance with University of Queensland
• Don't forget: Information Reporting Technology has a Career Information Session tomorrow night from 5:30-7 p.m. Learn all about this career option, what is required, and the future you can have in the industry. Contact Enrollment Management at 314-9
• We Were Promised Jetpacks
• Problem gambling falls in Missouri, report says
• EPA: Safety-Kleen to pay $27,000 fine
• It's easy to root for the St. Louis Cardinals
• Nonpoint
• Thanks Post-Dispatch for the great article that surfaces recent accreditation issues that could have a chilling impact on distance learning.
• Macy's to pay $750,000 fine over recalled kids' clothes
• Fontbonne in the News
• St. Louis prefers American-made cars
• Charter named one of the ‘Most Hated Companies in America’
• Saint Louis Argus names music professor Distinguished Citizen
• St. Louis casino revenue rises 4% to $89M in June
• Diegel named St. Louis postmaster
• Danforth Plant Science Center named one of ‘Best Places to Work in Academia’
• Video: Behind the scenes with 30 Under 30 winners
• Here is an example of our new outdoor advertising brand. Look for us near a roadway by you.
• Check out our new outdoor advertising campaign! With more than 12 billboards throughout St. Louis, we're sure to be somewhere near you.
• Northwestern Mutual Financial Network will recruit on campus on Monday, July 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Student Center Lobby. They have college financial representative internships available. You must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 college c
• Have you seen our latest Forest Park Faces feature? It's on Teacher of the Year Andrea Nichols!
• Our dynamic new chancellor's plum appointment!
• You don't have to be a meteorologist to know it's hot outside. So, if you're looking for something cool, indoors and fun to do with the kids this week, come on out to Meramec and check out the children's theater production, "Hyro
• Teutenberg family killed in plane crash
• Court to rule on $31B Illinois public works plan
• Nestle makes $1.7B bid for Hsu Fu Chi
• US Fidelis founder owes Mo. $1.7M
• Peabody, ArcelorMittal bid $5B for Macarthur Coal
• Small business owners unwilling to hire
• Debt reduction talks stagnant as deadline nears
• Economy in for jolt as jobless benefits start running out
• Pratzel's plans to reopen in August
• Stifel a likely Morgan Keegan suitor
• Lincoln County Fair packed with fun activities for St. Louis area kids
• St. Louis City Library gives aspiring singers chance to practice with karaoke
• Monday is 7-Eleven free Slurpee day to celebrate 84 years birthday
• UMSL’s research faculty ranks in top 10 in US
• Koster: Northland Tow Service defrauded Joplin tornado victims
• UMSL biologist contributes research to global plant database
• Top of the list: St. Louis' largest engineering firms
• St. Louis aldermen give OK to Del Taco demolition
• St. Louis Zoo-Museum District executive pay
• Boeing employees in St. Louis raise $2.6M for charities
• Leaders of MBU Student Activities are hanging out on the Lake of the Ozarks this afternoon as part of their summer retreat. They are planning some exciting events for the new academic year. Stay tuned.
• MEMC to spend $16M on $32M Asian solar plant
• Awesome story about MBU growth from Creve Coeur Patch.
• Appeals court in St. Louis sides with NFL on lockout
• Mad Art Gallery's Big A$$ Garage Sale
• NFL Lockout Unofficially ends in St. Louis today
• Work begins in the cafeteria Monday at 7 a.m. Hours for service are from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through July 29, and some demolition work may impact use of grill and ovens. Grab 'n go foods available too. Use stairs east side of SC lobby for access. Highl
• Our BJC Partnership is a great example of college working with health care institutions to provide hands-on learning experiences for students.
• www.stlamerican.com is back online. Thanks for your patience!
• Anheuser-Busch InBev to sell $1.05B in debt
• Just an FYI, our web host is currently undergoing technical difficulties, affecting www.stlamerican.com and a host of other websites. Please be patient as we are working for a prompt resolution. Thank you for your patience. We will provide an update o
• Founders Mortgage sold to PSM Holdings
• It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on...wait a second. We won't sing the song, but we want to know what you're doing this weekend! Keep in mind that next week, we have a TON of things happening: student information sessions, the summer c
• Aldermen to decide on Del Taco building today
• Hospitals generate 11% of Mo. jobs
• Buffett gives $1.8 billion to Gates, charities
• BMW paying $912M for ING car lease unit
• MSD considers buyouts to relieve flooding
• LivingSocial, others challenge Groupon
• Water company wants rate hike
• Retailer discounts may not last
• Fatted Calf to remain open in Clayton
• EBay buying Zong for $240 million
• Chef Casey Shiller, winner of 'Cupcake Wars" on the Food Network, threw out the first pitch at the Cardinals-Diamondbacks game Thursday night, along with Dana Holland of Jilly's Cupcake Bar! And STLCC alum David Freese got one of the Cards
• Saint Louis Metro transit bus slammed into man's car in Central West End
• Show-Me Cannabis filed initiative to legalize marijuana
• St. Louis not picked for Brookings regional business plan
• Dress like the Chick-fil-A cow - Get a free meal
• Landshire rolls out upscale cafe sandwiches
• Four Signees Join UMSL Tritons Volleyball For 2011 Season
• Ohlsen indicted in 2008 Clayton bombing
• More Important...Warner or Faulk?
• UMSL lecture to explore Japan, media
• Aretha Franklin, Jay Leno to headline Peabody Opera House re-opening
• Nixon to meet with lawmakers on tax credits, Lambert incentives
• Missouri, Illinois to share in $92M JPMorgan Chase settlement
• Congratulations to Kate Leshkova on her achievements and FP's Radiologic Tech department, front and center at the annual conference!
• Centene lands $2.1B Kentucky deal
• A new era in St. Louis Community College athletics begins!
• Long Elevator sold to KONE
• Lollo Named Vice President of Cancer Services at the Siteman Cancer Center
• Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club Takes a Hike
• Insituform's CRTS gets $48M contract
• Pulse Therapeutics wins biz plan prize
• Malone: Live Nation should go private
• Central loses Lambert parking contract
• Facebook, Skype debut video chat
• Northwest Plaza to be auctioned online
• Amtrak distruption extended by flooding
• Worker dies at ConocoPhillips refinery
• IDNR manager strikes deal to resign
• Morgan Stanley Smith Barney data lost
• Sophisticated DNA technology now accessible to area scientists
• Insituform’s CRTS lands $48M deal in Saudi Arabia
• Blues add veterans Arnott and Langenbrunner
• Central loses Lambert airport parking contract to Ampco
• Fun vacation memories at World's Largest Catsup Bottle Birthday Party Festival
• Nearly half of $27M Temtor lofts filled in former Coke plant
• St. Louis Mayor Slay: Save distinctive AAA building
• Pulse Therapeutics wins $50,000 Edward Jones business plan prize
• Kevin Devine
• Court overturns ruling on ABF’s challenge to YRC concessions
• Southwest: Layoffs not part of AirTran merger
• Two 24-hour Schnucks stores cut hours
• Dorsey moderates Obama’s Twitter town hall
• Larkin Poe
• Michael Tolcher
• Nixon awards $2M to create Joplin Child Trauma Treatment Center for tornado victims
• We know it's beautiful outside, but if you're looking for some indoor activity, come by the Meramec Contemporary Art Gallery. The current exhibit is called "Nests, Shells and Corners." Check out the link to read a bit more about it a
• Combined heart-liver transplant offers hope to patients with limited options
• Illinois hiring 2,500 for state, local parks
• Two southern Ill. tourism bureaus merge
• Vote today on site for 2018 Winter Olympics
• Coal ash landfill decision to come today
• Berkshire joins group bidding on Citi unit
• TransUnion plans to raise $325M in IPO
• M&I TARP debt repaid by Bank of Montreal
• Verizon ending unlimited data plan
• Online travel sites win county tax dispute
• Army Corps seeking land along Missouri River
• Two Ill. tourism bureaus merge
• Sanger to retire from SSM Health Care
• UMSL observatory to hold open house
• Join us at Ranken night with the River City Rascals on July 22. Box seats are only $8.00! For information on how to get your tickets, contact Kathy Fern at ktfern@ranken.edu.
• Congratulations to Ryan Faust (CRP), Matt Warnecke (CNC Milling), Ethan Schmierbach (CNC Turning) and Josh Meyers (Auto Service) who all represented Ranken at the National SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City at the end of June!
• Susman hosted some Reagan centenary events
• St. Charles County incubator gets new tenants
• STLCC’s Harrison center takes LEED Gold
• Independent baby
• Ameren gives $112,000 to Arts and Education Council
• Crider Health sets succession plan for CEO Wilson
• Charter, James Cable swap systems in Ga., Ala.
• Insituform makes $28.6M in acquisitions
• Beginning today, the Assessment Center will have new hours for all students who must take the Placement Test. Mondays and Wednesdays, the test will be administered at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, it will be at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.,
• And....we are back from the Independence Day holiday! How did you spend your holiday? Fireworks? Swimming? Barbecue? Family time? Let us know!
• Bid for Southern Union tops $5 billion
• New York AG subpoenas 9 life insurers
• AT&T to offer standard iPhone insurance
• Fox News Twitter feed hacked
• NFL retirees sue league, players
• Illinois election reform signed into law
• KKR, Silver Lake buying Go Daddy for $2.25 billion
• Air traffic control update might be late
• Peabody to team on Mongolia coal project
• Nestle may buy Chinese candy company
• Surprising culprits behind cell death from fat and sugar overload
• Three Cardinals fly to All-Star Game
• Pujols could return immediately following All-Star Break
• CKE says Q4 sales fell 4.6%
• Supervalu sells insurance arm
• Southwest's prices rise with fuel costs
• Pietroburgo joins Benjamin F. Edwards
• Peabody Energy on short list for Mongolian project
• Biovest plan for cancer vaccine advances
• Veniti raises $13.5M, plans to buy Varix, Teneo
• Stifel plans stock split
• Welfare changes proposed Ill. budget fix
• SIU looks to hike tuition
• Ameren personalizing energy reports
• Nasdaq possible LSE takeover target
• University of Missouri to announce major gift
• Loyola selling health system to Trinity
• Lumiere, River City job fair today
• Ill., Mo. part of Skippy recall
• Ill. to spend 15% of budget on pensions
• Upward Bound sold snacks and drinks in the lobby this week, but return to G-311 for the next two weeks beginning Tuesday, July 5. Candy, chips, pickles, soda and bottled water are for sale. Shown here are Herman Armstrong of the Upward Bound staff, and U
• Madi Diaz & Keegan Dewitt
• Banner is now back in service. Hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth of July Holiday Monday! Here's to the red, white and blue!
• M&I Bank nears takeover of Moore Jaguar
• MEMC, Suntech end wafer deal
• Missouri Employers Mutual ousts Wilson
• Circus Flora attendance, ticket sales rise
• STLCC is keepin' it GREEN...as well as gold! Congratulations to the Wm. J. Harrison Center on their LEED Gold certification!!!
• Men’s Health ranking a surprise
• Get discounted Six Flags tickets by going to sixflags.com/stlouis and entering promo code: RANKEN. Tickets are valid from July 14-August 14.
• Congratulations to Dr. Tim Willard on his retirement! Tim has been the director of development for 10 years.
• Doctor performs Missouri's first robotically assisted weight loss surgery
• Top performing stocks so far this year
• Cardinals finally release struggling Franklin
• What do you think?
• Teamsters laud efforts to save YRC Worldwide amid recession
• Perficient buys JCB in $18 million deal
• 4th of July Festival: This year’s festival theme is “Christmas in July”. The day begins at 10 a.m. with a parade starting at Paul & South Florissant Rd. and ending at the January-Wabash Memorial Park. There will be a food, music and
• Just a reminder: If you want to withdraw from a six-week summer class, the deadline is Friday, July 8 at 4:30 p.m.
• Top of the list: Architecture, design firms
• Excited to show our campus' exciting growth to a reporter from Patch.com this morning. Photos to come!
• Big plans for the 4th? Let us know what you're up to this summer!
• Found online: An article about a Meramec student and her sister trying out for American Idol. Did you try out or know anyone who did? Tell us about your experience here!!!
• Ranken will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independance Day. Have a safe weekend!
• Polsinelli acquires Quateman in LA
• Mercy to spend $236M in Washington, Mo.
• Missouri auditor, bank regulators reach deal
• Quinn signs Ill. budget at deadline
• Fortune Brands to split in 2
• Mo. American Water seeks rate increase
• Del Taco closes 2 St. Louis stores
• NBA lockout starts after no deal
• Geithner denies plans to retire
• Joplin tornado claims could reach $2B
• Cool dessert recipes your kids will love over the hot 4th of July holiday
• Child development: Baby games that provide comfort, promote intelligence
• St. Louis area mall celebrates summer with free games and activities for kids
• Not just for toddlers: Bubbles, balls and sand backyard games for big kids
• Sweepstakes gives one lucky fan a chance to win $1,000 and visit the iCarly set
• Olin draws 1,500 to Mississippi job fair
• St. Louis No. 23 in Forbes list of best metros for business
• Did you know about "Faces of STLCC" on the college website? Each week, STLCC features a student, alumni, faculty, or staff with a story to tell from one of our six locations. Interested or know someone who would be interested in becoming one o
• NLRB judge denies Boeing motion to dismiss
• Mosaic moves Des Peres opening to August
• Gateway Packaging names new president, CFO
• Some Banner Self-Service services will be unavailable from 5 p.m. today (Thursday, June 30) until noon on Friday, July 1, for fiscal year-end processing. Students will not be able to register online or pay for classes during this time.
• Skip the 4th of July BBQ and let White Castle save you money
• Smashburger in St. Louis hires Twist
• BlackFinn American Grille to open in Mark Shale space at Galleria
• Viasystems relocating in Mexico
• Bowl free on 4th of July at Brunswick in St. Louis
• Don't forget to check out our new news portal website: ! Its the place to go to find out whats going on here at MBU! Also, check it out now for a follow up on articles from the new edition of the MBU Magazine (including videos and more pictures!!)
• Some Banner Self-Service services will be unavailable from 5 p.m. Thursday, June 30 – noon Friday, July 1, for fiscal year-end processing. Students will not be able to Register Online or Pay for Classes during this time.
• Just a reminder: Some Banner Self-Service services will be unavailable from 5 p.m. Thursday, June 30 – noon Friday, July 1, for fiscal year-end processing. Students will not be able to Register Online or Pay for Classes during this time.
• Skip the meat on the grill this 4th of July BBQ and save with Morngstar Farms
• Grab a pizza and watch St. Louis fireworks with Little Caesars $4 deals
• Hardee's parent CKE's Q1 loss narrows to $2.6M
• Peabody pays $37M to buy out mine
• Americans still aim to own homes
• Thousands of British workers set to strike
• Raymond James settles with SEC, states
• MasterCard, Visa buoyed by new card fee rules
• Myspace sold to Specific Media
• Lloyds Banking cuts 15,000 jobs
• Bank of America said to have cut 60 jobs
• MSD approves major system upgrade
• Move to make it harder to overturn citizen vote.
• Old Navy celebrates the land of the free for 4th of July
• Disaster management allows companies to get ahead of the game
• Peabody to buy out Thiess' stake in Australian mine
• Private Parties
• Missouri Supreme Court sides with Expedia on sales tax
• Hardee's parent CKE cuts loss to $2.6M in Q1
• Congratulations to Casey Shiller, winner of last night's episode of "Cupcake Wars" on Food Network! Casey is Executive Pastry Chef and Coordinator of Baking and Pastry Arts in Hospitality Studies at STLCC-Forest Park. If you missed the sho
• St. Louis to require parking lot attendants after car break-ins
• Boeing wins $200M Air Force order
• Change in Hours of Operation - Effective July 1, the hours of operation for the following campus offices will change: • Admissions/Registration • Advising • Assessment • Counseling • Financial Aid The new hours will be: Mon
• Missouri realtors say no to ‘Fair Tax’ proposal
• SEC investigates Monsanto distributor program
• University of Missouri System to cut startup funding
• New hours begin Friday, July 1, for Admissions/Registration, Advising, Assessment, Counseling and Financial Aid. The offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays.
• Illinois panel OKs Memorial's Shiloh hospital
• Jilly's wins Cupcake Wars
• Starting July 1, the hours for Admissions/Registration, Advising, Assessment, Counseling and Financial Aid will change all across STLCC. The new hours will be Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-7 p.m. and Friday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. We just wanted to remind you of th
• Don't forget to read our great website features on FACES! This month we are spotlighting Jeff Forrest, acting chair of business and economics at Flo Valley
• Monsanto profit jumps 77% to $680M in Q3
• Danforth manager gets ag appointment
• Seed money available in St. Louis startup program
• How Mo., Ill., rank on top states for business list
• Mo. ballot measure targets petitions
• High water slowing Mississippi River bridge work
• Talks resume between NFL and players
• BofA agrees to $8.5B settlement of mortgage lawsuit
• Ex-KV CEO Hermelin fights release of jail tapes
• Google launches Facebook rival
• WUSTL law students featured in <em>TIME</em> Bill of Rights special
• Malfunctioning protein contributes to Alzheimer’s plaques
• The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Announces Nationwide Soup Donation
• Congratulations to Casey Shiller, winner tonight of 'Cupcake Wars" on Food Network! Way to represent St. Louis and Forest Park's culinary program! You rock! If you missed the show, "Cupcakes: The Final Frontier" will be repeated
• The Rams Training Camp options
• Savoy Brown feat. Kim Simmonds
• LaBarge to be renamed with sale closure
• Missouri Social Services Director Levy to join SLU
• Historian examines interwar African American social welfare reform in St. Louis
• See if pastry chef extraordinaire Casey Shiller wins the $10,000 grand prize on "Cupcake Wars" tonight at 7 p.m. on the Food Network!
• Check out Chef Casey Shiller and teammate Dana Holland (Jilly's Cupcake Bar) on Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars” tonight at 7 p.m. as they compete for a $10,000 grand prize. Casey represented Jilly’s as their Director of Pastry
• American Idol fever hits St. Louis
• STARS program introduces high schoolers to science research
• Are Anheuser-Busch departures a sign of advertising powerhouse's decline?
• Lambert airport tops St. Louis' greenhouse gas emissions
• English professor mixes humanities, sciences
• Send us your People on the Move
• Mike Doughty & His Band Fantastic
• Anheuser-Busch's marketing exodus continues
• The Meramec and South County Education & University Center bookstores will be closing for inventory from June 29-July 1. The bookstores will reopen after the Independence Day holiday on July 5 at 7:30 a.m.
• Upward Bound has started its annual fundraiser and is selling an assortment of chips, candy, cookies, and drinks every day in Room G-311. This week, though, on Wednesday through Friday, while the Bookstore is closed, Upward Bound students will have their
• S.M. Wilson wins $18M Pattonville H.S. contract
• Important News for Students Who Plan to Pay or Register Between June 30 and July 1: Some Banner Self-Service services will be unavailable from 5 p.m. Thursday, June 30 – noon Friday, July 1, for fiscal year-end processing. Students will not be able
• 64 UMSL Athletes Named to GLVC All-Academic Team
• Marketer receives Emerson Teaching Award
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch reviews 2 UMSL books on St. Louis’ origins
• Thousands line up for American Idol auditions
• Analyst: BofA 'massively undervalued'
• IPOs at fastest pace since 2007
• Blago conviction fits white-collar retrial pattern
• Panel to decide on Memorial Hospital in Shiloh today
• Gov. Quinn to sign workers' comp bill today
• Honda, Toyota top 'American-made' cars list
• Nestle Purina recalls cat food
• Microsoft pushes Office to the cloud, challenges Google
• Credit card companies vie for rich customers
• New procedure treats atrial fibrillation
• Can Mayor Slay save Del Taco?
• Enterprise Bank & Trust to buy BankLiberty branch
• Bank of America plans debt offering tied to fortunes of S&P 500 Index
• Hospital Sisters to buy O’Fallon property for $18M
• Hey FB friends: Want to keep up with the happenings of the University? We are excited to announce the launch of mobapis.me, a news site that is all-things MBU. Bookmark us and come back often for multi-media stories and upcoming events.
• Blagojevich found guilty on 17 charges
• Novus, Verenium ink deal
• There is still time to sign up for our Summer Adventure Academy! One week for middle-school kids and one week for high-schoolers. Great variety of camps for students who enjoy working with their hands and may be interested in a career in a technical trad
• Take a virtual tour of a four-bedroom apartment in Walker Hall!
• Insituform invests in joint venture in Saudi Arabia
• University of Missouri, CarrBaierCrandall partner on research park expansion
• Maritz gives $25,000 to Arts and Education Council
• Frontier Airlines to add Branson service to Austin, Phoenix
• Hosting an international student offers a unique and rewarding experience unlike any other. If you are interested in sharing the American way of life with an international student, and exposing your family to a new culture, visit:
• What's that sound? Renovations are under way! Work begins Monday on the restrooms in Student Center Lobby, and that should take about 12 weeks. Next Tuesday, July 5, work begins in cafeteria, which will be open through July 29, but because of noise
• To guarantee that your financial aid will be processed by the start of the fall term, all requested documents must be received by June 30. Check the status of your financial aid at: Talk to an advisor if you have questions about your F.A. status/request
• Join us Tuesday, July 12 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. for a Career Program Information Session on Information Reporting Technology (Court Reporting and Captioning). Learn about requirements and career options in judicial reporting & broadcast captioning, hear
• Wells Fargo: Economic fears 'overblown'
• Moody's blesses SABMiller's Foster's buy
• A Smithfield Foods-Sara Lee deal in the works?
• Stanley Black & Decker bids $1.2B for Niscayah
• Pfizer ponders acquring Icagen
• Roberts Tower behind on electric bills
• Flooding closes part of I-70 in St. Louis
• Ross to open in former Linens 'n Things in Fairview Heights
• Chipotle plans price hikes
• Delta responds to Saudi airline controversy
• Tiny ring laser accurately detects and counts nanoparticles
• Forest Park’s bookstore will be closed for inventory Wednesday, June 29, through Friday, July 1. So hurry on down and stock up on your snacks before they close!
• To guarantee that your financial aid will be processed by the start of the fall term, all requested documents must be received by June 30. Check the status of your financial aid at this link: www.stlcc.edu/SelfService. Talk to an advisor if you have ques
• Missouri ban racial profiling, 11 years later racial profiling is still here.
• UMSL Tritons Soccer Teams Release 2011 Schedules
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch lays off 23
• Roberts Tower behind on electric bills
• Missouri fair offers kids games, carnival, rodeo, motocross and more family fun
• Ten Out Of Tenn
• 2000!
• Carnival, rodeo, monster trucks, Motocross and more at Missouri festival
• Chinese delegation visiting Gallus, HOK, Washington University
• Six St. Louis nonprofits share $1.5M in AmeriCorps funding
• Medicinal Chemistry Group holds open house
• U.S. Bank: Missouri small business owners are more hopeful, still cautious
• Thousands of veterinarians to meet in St. Louis
• Boulevard Bank buys Prairie Financial
• Report: AT&T, T-Mobile merger could hit retailers
• Disaster recovery hearing scheduled for St. Louis
• Uncle Sam awards small businesses $100 billion
• Heartsfield
• Fiesta in Florissant: If you are searching for something fun to do this weekend, why not check out this awesome two-day celebration? This family-centric event features live music, folk arts and crafts, Latin & South American food, piñatas, inf
• thanks to everyone who attended the open house on Wednesday night!
• Where to move the St. Louis Rams
• Lambert airport sells $30.5M in bonds
• The real cost of raising children in St. Louis
• Gymboree Big Red Balloon summer sale continues
• LaBarge takeover by Ducommun to close Wednesday
• Blackboard talks buyout with Providence
• Nixon signals likelihood of special session
• Brands that will disappear in 2012
• Once Upon A Child summer 50% sale in St. Louis
• FTC to issue Google subpoenas
• Hackers target Google's Android
• IRS raises gas mileage rates
• NLRB responds: Boeing action 'destructive'
• SEC added funding nixed by House
• Ferguson Fourth of July Festival
• Deep history of coconuts decoded
• Good luck to FP's own super chef Casey Shiller, who competes on the Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars” at 7 p.m., Tuesday, June 28. Casey is FP's Executive Pastry Chef and Coordinator of Baking and Pastry Arts in Hospitality Studie
• Poplar Street Bridge work starts Friday
• LaBarge shareholders OK takeover by Ducommun
• Javier Mendoza CD Release
• Advertising instructor wins AAF award
• I-270, I-55 work begins tonight
• Charter expands Ethernet service
• The man behind 'Save Del Taco' Facebook page
• Passing the leadership test
• Illinois, Missouri to share in $40M GlaxoSmithkline settlement
• Dave Bailey to open burger joint in former City Gourmet space
• Missouri Botanical Garden to digitize Charles Darwin library
• West Nile Virus found in St. Louis County: Summer safety tips for mosquito bites
• Who would make St. Louis' 'Power Gays' list?
• Quenching your thirst and hunger with great values in Saint Louis
• Communication is Key for OPTIONS Grad Student
• Isle of Capri Casinos names Block COO
• Court: M&I Bank can seize Moore Jaguar property
• Zweifel for Missouri governor?
• Southwest pilot suspended after open mic rant
• Andy Cohen, Sally Susman make 'Power Gays' list
• Forum tonight on Grand Center plan
• Lambert tornado repair to cost more than $30M
• IBM: St. Louis agencies need to coordinate
• Illinois OKs $18B construction spending
• Costello to seek Illinois Rep. Reitz's seat
• Online archive to link tumor scans, genetic data
• Sleep switch found in fruit flies
• International service and higher education: New research looks at how programs impact both student and community
• Cards win I-70 series, but lose Pujols
• Lambert airport tornado repair to cost more than $30M
• Split Lip Rayfield & Legendary Shack Shakers
• Does anyone shop at Grand Wig House on 2911 Washington Ave? Have you ever had an experience with an overbearing, five-wigs-only "try on" policy? Got a tip from a community member and we're wondering who else has had a run in with their cus
• Nixon signs bill extending small business loan program
• Roberts rebrand Hotel Indigo to Comfort Inn
• Morgan Keegan to pay $210M to settle fraud charges
• St. Louis companies to workers: Quit smoking
• World’s top neurosurgeons to meet in St. Louis
• World’s Top Neurosurgeons To Meet in St. Louis Next Week
• Tobacco Free Missouri lauds graphic cigarette warning labels
• LaBarge lands Boeing work for Joplin plant
• Marcone Supply wins corporate espionage case
• American Idol auditions coming to St. Louis
• Yackey to demolish Midtown Del Taco
• Big Lots, Ross Dress fill empty spaces
• Ill. governor aims to double exports
• Laclede names Sitherwood CEO, Yaeger's successor
• Carthage Hospital expands after tornado
• Koster: Price gouging in Joplin
• Solar growth expected in 2012
• Rising airfares curb tourism growth
• Celebrate Mark Twain books at National Tom Sawyer Days festival in Missouri
• Congratulations to Pamela Harris & Debbreca Hall, the latest winners of $50 gas cards courtesy of www.stlamerican.com. Sign up now! We'll be giving out prizes until the end of June!
• Osage Beach OKs new Dierbergs store
• Help us find the top wealth managers in St. Louis
• (Butter)cream of the crop
• Mizzou, Coulter reach $5M grant deal
• Laclede names Sitherwood CEO, Yaeger's successor
• Congratulations to our own super chef Casey Shiller, who competes on the Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars” at 7 p.m., Tuesday, June 28. Casey, and teammate Dana Holland, executive chef at Jilly’s Cupcake Bar & Café in Unive
• Rubber Ducky will you be the one? $100 prize for St. Louis competition winner
• Nursing alumna helps found medical clinic in rural India
• Historian receives UMSL teaching award
• Insituform gets $6M contract extension
• Xtreme IT! kicks off at UMSL
• Recent graduate, veteran heads to medical school
• Still in High School? Visit us this summer. Campus Event - July 20
• Celebrate safely: Fun alternatives to 4th of July sparklers and fireworks
• Celebrate safely: Fun alternatives to 4th of July sparklers and fireworks
• We are only seven people away from our 2,000th "Like." Who will it be?
• Southwest Airlines unveils $40 tickets
• BofA to hire nearly 500 financial advisers
• Boeing, Airbus in dogfight for new contracts
• Three Card studs: Berkman, Holliday, Molina high on ASG ballot
• Adrian Belew Power Trio
• Adult students are invited to explore options at STLCC tonight at 6 p.m. in Forest Park Library, lower level Room L-007 (Center for Teaching and Learning). You can gather information on more than 100 programs to advance your career and learn about flexib
• David Vobora clears name in supplement suit
• Gazzoli named Enterprise Trust CEO
• Marines take over Ballpark Village site
• Survey: Half of workers unhappy in their jobs
• Supreme Court blocks Wal-Mart suit
• Ducommun sells debt to fund LaBarge buy
• Boeing to build training center in China
• ING to sell $5.7B car leasing unit
• Icahn targets Forest CEO
• Regulators sue JPMorgan, RBS for $840M
• Facebook to overtake Yahoo in ad revenue
• Can U.S. law handle polygamy?
• Pujols out roughly 6 weeks with small fracture on left radius
• Gateway Arch welcomes summer with $3 off tickets
• Slay seeks $1M to repair tornado-damaged homes
• Boeing to build training center in China
• U.S. Supreme Court blocks sex-bias class action against Wal-Mart
• MRC Recycling tackles electronics in Joplin tornado aftermath
• SmithAmundsen, Garry Law Firm merge
• Citizens National Bank dedicates $1.25M to low-income home loans
• St. Louis still epicenter for goods, services
• Macy's inks new $1.5B credit agreement
• St. Louis not a top spot for young adults to get started
• Barnes-Jewish Launches New Mobile Site Optimized for Smartphones
• Urban Strategies wins $500,000 from W.K. Kellogg Foundation
• Melissa Hattman is the new board president and Libby Fitzgerald is the new board vice president.
• Renovations to the Student Center will be coming soon, starting with cafeteria renovation and elevator installation. Plans are in the President's office if anyone would like to review them. A front door for students, and a first stop in identifying
• Join us at our summer open house on Wednesday, June 22 from 3pm-7pm! Register to win a $500 scholarship. Everyone who registers for classes at the event will recieve a $100 tuition credit!
• Boeing announces $7.1B 747-8, 777 orders
• Nixon to decide on guns, abortions, drugs
• Fireworks shut down SLU ER
• Borders looks to name bidder by July 1
• Docs to wait for payment under Ill. plan
• Chemisphere plant catches fire, forces evacuation
• Report: Years before jobs return
• Charity giving up for 1st time since '07
• Boeing might make bigger 787
• GE, unions reach tentative deal
• Separation Anxiety
• AARP needs to clarify position on Social Security
• Pujols suffers left wrist strain, will undergo MRI tomorrow
• Freese, Punto to begin rehab, Sanchez hits DL
• Jobs for Justice lead a rally at McCaskill's office
• Cards swept by Nationals, but just one game back
• Cards swept by Nationals, but just one game back
• Mills' Empeiria targets $60 million in IPO
• St. Louis home sales, prices fall in May
• Stephen Sachs to co-lead Sachs Properties
• Top electrical contractors see revenue drop
• Macy's signs up Holliday for promotion
• Postal Service closing Lambert branch
• Diapers & Deadlines: Thanking (baby’s) Dad
• 30 Under 30 winners announced
• Rams should stay away from "Problem Players"
• Magic House free summer nights
• Corporate flying catches an updraft
• Biggest historic tax credit projects
• SIPC warns of scam targeting investment victims
• Grateful Alumni Attend Class Reunion
• In the coming days, First Lady Michelle Obama will be traveling to South Africa and Botswana to meet with young people from across Africa, including the Young African Women Leaders Forum. In a video message, Mrs. Obama invites young people at home, in Af
• SSM St. Louis: Smokers need not apply
• Arch visitors trapped when tram stalls
• Otis upgrades elevators at Empire State Building
• Most small businesses don't protect data
• Doug Morgan hit with more charges
• Allstate's disaster losses hit $2 billion
• Senate votes to end $5B ethanol subsidy
• World's biggest DQ opens in Saudi Arabia
• Wells Fargo drops reverse mortgages
• Capital One wins ING unit with $9B bid
• Program targets $1B in growth for minority businesses
• The bookstore has Commencement DVDs available for purchase for $3. You can also see our STLCC Commencement Program on HEC-TV, airing at 11 p.m. tonight and Friday. In STL city, that's Ch. 13 - in North, South and West counties, it's Ch. 26, and
• Insituform reduces earnings guidance
• Midwest BankCentre settles with DOJ
• 1015 Locust auction fails to produce buyer
• More Missouri hospitals use electronic health records, study finds
• Cardinal Chirps: McClellan, Holliday, Freese, Craig
• Chairman leaving Stifel target Miller Buckfire
• Congratulations to Todd Wilson (Maintenance Department) on his retirement after 33 years at Ranken!
• Neighborhood Houses is seeking staff members and volunteers, and will recruit from 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, June 22, in the Student Center Lobby. This would be valuable experience for those in human services. Bring your resume and dress appropriatel
• International Fuel gets additive patent
• Show-Me Sound receives $10,000 grant
• MBU's Director of Athletics, Tom Smith, named NAIA Athletic Director of the Year. Find out more at
• Metro East credit unions merging
• Once again, St. Louis moms beat dads
• Marine Corps Panel to Discuss Leadership and Diversity
• Southern Union being bought for $4.2B
• Quinn wants budget plan OK by Friday
• Tax breaks to sunset for 107 Ill. companies
• US Fidelis' founders face federal charges
• AT&T expects divestitures on T-Mobile deal
• Capital One bids for HSBC card unit
• Starbucks expands mobile payment options
• Boeing: $4 trillion in new planes needed
• Regulators delay new financial rules
• Boeing ups 737 production again
• Brown School expert to participate in June 20 Congressional roundtable on Latina suicide
• An exclusive interview with Wildmann in Saint Louis
• Indiana Jones for a day: Archeology Day is great history lesson for kids
• Great American Backyard Campout brings the camp grounds to you
• Congratulations to Coraliet Todd, the latest winner of our Great Gas Giveaway. Got yours? If not, enter today using your Facebook login!
• ICL Performance Products to buy Cosmocel
• Concerts, carnival and kids activities at New Melle Festival near St. Louis
• Missouri ranks low in gross state product
• Former McCaskill aid to lobby for airlines
• Energizer sunscreens meet new FDA rules
• Fontbonne Names New Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Fontbonne Students, Faculty Recognize Teaching Excellence
• Arch completes ICG buy, names new execs
• City seeks input for Soulard Market plan
• Congratulations, Terence D. Dixon!
• Thermadyne to move N.H. operations
• Boeing defense unit to cut 225 Kan. jobs
• Sara Lee plans drink unit spinoff
• Garmin buying German competitor Navigon
• $6.5 billion in Social Security overpaid
• St. Louis companies hiring
• Glen Carbon approves Sam's Club project
• Ericsson buying Telcordia for $1.15B
• Reynolds Group bids $4.5B for Graham Packaging
• McGraw-Hill to get out of broadcasting
• ConAgra buys trademark to Marie Callender's
• Neighborhood watch makes proactive strike
• Florissant Man Murdered
• Stages St. Louis live theater to present 101 Dalmatians and The Secret Garden
• Groupon may not last, says WUSTL expert
• Nonprofits striving for collective impact
• Centrue moves stock listing to OTC
• Boeing defense unit cuts 225 jobs in Wichita
• La Russa manages 5,000th game as Cards are swept out of first
• Marketers’ Forum helps UMSL brand shine
• Arch completes tender offer for ICG
• Maryville U forms Center for Sustainability
• Isle options sale of La. casino boat
• Faculty, students volunteer after tornado
• School psychologist receives Chancellor’s Award for Excellence
• Zhu Zhu Pets creators, The Magic House team up to give free activities for kids
• Court: Katz suit against A-B can proceed
• Jason Reeves
• HBWE merges with NAWBO
• Bakers Q1 loss narrows
• Continuing Education (CE) has moved to the first floor of the Administrative Building. CE is now located across from Admissions, next to the elevator. For more information contact: 314-984-7777.
• Aetna buying Genworth unit for $290 million
• Southwest adds Lambert-Milwaukee flights
• Panera rolls out $40M ad campaign
• Disaster aid to Mo. residents: $21M so far
• States oppose debt collector settlement
• Postal Service stands by 5-day delivery plan
• UMSL scholars win gold at Senior Olympics
• Google to buy Admeld online ad service
• Comcast to put Skype on TV
• Hearing today on Boeing labor complaint
• Nokia, Apple settle legal dispute
• Panera launches $40M ad campaign
• BeauSoleil
• Mo., Ill. get ‘C’ in manufacturing
• Congratulations to Rhonnetta Rankins and Enid Hill, the latest winners of our Great Gas Giveaway! It's not too late to register! We're giving away $50 gas cards every week day in June! Sign up NOW to win yours! Visit www.stlamerican.com or o
• KETC pledge drive moves Musial episode
• Southwest adds St. Louis-Milwaukee flights
• Analyst: BofA could lose $27B more in housing
• Congratulations to HVACR instructor, Paul Mueller on celebrating 40 years at Ranken!
• Renovations are underway at the Mary Ann Lee Technology Center. Additional classrooms and a second floor walkway are set to be completed by the start of fall classes.
• KV loss narrows in fiscal ‘11
• Datotel sees $1.75M in Q1 revenue
• Warren Buffett lunch raises record $2.6M
• GM to invest $20M in its KC plant
• Nikka Costa
• UMSL to provide summer math programs for elementary students, K-12 teachers
• America’s Center garage floor named in honor of UMSL
• American Railcar director Intrieri exits
• See Disney Cars 2 for free when you get original Cars movie on Blue-Ray and DVD
• Strike It Rich With Pocket Change in St. Louis
• Wendy's selling Arby's for $430 million
• BBB: Be wary of buyback programs
• Electric bills could jump up to 60%
• HSBC wants out of credit card business
• Loop trolley moves forward
• Quinn to sign Ill. education reform bill
• Renovation of Miners Theater scaled back
• North Face owner to buy Timberland for $2B
• Regions Financial investigates bad loans
• Facebook still dominates social networks
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul Requests Donations to Aid Victims
• Obama Administration enacted controversial college rule
• Taco Bell helps you spend less this summer with 99 cent deal
• STL Mommy matches your Target coupons with sales for best deals
• Congrats to MBU senior Meaghan Hudson for winning this year's Komen Race for the Cure.
• Trailnet Newsletter - June 2011
• Enterprise reveals closed Nasdaq matter
• Berkman, Cards overmatch Astros to win series
• Cardinals finish 2011 Draft; club happy with selections
• Black Francis (aka Frank Black of the Pixies)
• Top of the list: Schnoebelen, Rowe team top agents
• Jewish Community Center sells 58 acres to Pulte
• La Russa's 5,000th is good HR news
• Tom Rush
• Former Doe Run CEO Zelms named to Mining Hall of Fame
• Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund gives $209,500 in grants
• CenturyLink is selling $2B in bonds for Savvis acquisition
• Missouri hospitals decide not to appeal Big Tobacco ruling
• L.A. makes their move on the Rams
• Breast Cancer Patient Gets Wish to Record Music
• MoDOT postpones I-70 lane closures
• Wells Fargo Advisors to pay $32M to settle gender bias suit
• Join us at our summer open house on Wednesday, June 22 from 3-7pm. Everyone who tours the dorms will be registered to win a $100 gift card or an i-Pod shuffle! Everyone who registers for fall classes on this evening will get a $100 tuition credit.
• STLCC Libraries now has access to the fine business database ABI/INFORM Global. You can access it on campus, and current students, faculty and staff can access it from home. Go to the business databases page
• First week of summer school completed! What do you like best about the summer term?
• Barat negotiating new lease or purchase
• LaBarge settles suit challenging takeover
• Stifel might buy rest of Miller Buckfire
• Supreme Court: Phone companies must give access
• S. Calif. grocery workers near strike
• Coupons.com raises $200 million
• Boeing heavy on hardware at Paris show
• Ford plans 100,000 electric cars by 2013
• Borders may be forced to close best stores
• Daimler truck unit seeks to hire 1,400
• Dog team, circus acts, dancers and more to perform at Fair St. Louis 4th of July
• 4th of July Fair St. Louis features games and activities for kids plus fireworks
• LaBarge to settle investor suit challenging takeover
• 3M buys Advanced Chemistry & Technology
• National Sales gets tax credits to add 10 jobs, move
• St. Louis construction industry lacks minorities
• St. Louis, St. Patrick Center get $600,000 for homeless vets
• Storey named as AT&T's talent, diversity chief
• I-64, Poplar closures set this weekend
• Aaron's ordered to pay $95M in sexual harassment suit
• Centene’s $40M Mass. contract extended
• The NFL Lockout is about the fan?
• Kellwood courts Sarah Jessica Parker's designer
• Eric Johnson
• Attention all Alumni: The Alumni Spartan Summer Nights series is kicking off July 21 with our night at the Magic House: St. Louis Children’s Museum! If you haven't made reservations yet, make sure to visit www.mobapedu/alumni to make yours tod
• Be part of the CREW at St. Louis Community College! Ask about attending a College Registration/Enrollment Workshop (CREW) for help with choosing your classes in a convenient group setting. CREW is available at select times during regular registration. At
• An interesting dig by Meramec archeology students and staff.
• Now THIS is "hands-on experience": Archaeology students at Meramec help their professor, Dr. Michael Fuller, with a dig in St. Louis.
• Spartech profit falls on higher sales
• Exxon Mobil pays $1.7B for natural gas assets
• Mo. National Guard mounts flood prep
• 200 job openings at Scottrade Center, opera house
• Pabst beer bid halted by SEC order
• UMSL Tritons Sign High School Pitcher Jena Boudreau
• 275,000 groups lose tax-exempt status
• Gap closing 200 stores, cutting vendors
• Pfizer to halt sales of chicken drug
• Stifel invests $40M in Miller Buckfire
• Stifel in $40M deal with Miller Buckfire
• St. Andrew's names 'Ageless-Remarkable' St. Louisans
• Spartech Q3 profit falls, revenue increases
• 1,200 MoDOT job cuts approved
• Entrepreneurial boot camp to be held at UMSL
• Arch Coal raises $1.3 billion in offering
• Southwest ranks second in customer survey
• AT&T strengthens foothold in Indonesia
• St. Louis Cardinals to help Joplin tornado relief efforts
• Pujols awarded NL Player of the Week
• AGC Contracting hiring
• Justin Madden checks out the new view of MBU's growing campus from one of the new apartment's third-floor deck. All of the new apartments sport private rooms, decks and even flatscreen TVs.
• Cepia plans two Zhu Zhu Pet movies
• Fontbonne Professor Helps Exchange Student Experience St. Louis
• How are you beating the heat? Any suggestions for those in summer school this term?
• Walton gives $220,000 to South City Prep in St. Louis
• This past week MBU students got a tour of the new Spartan Village and Sports and Recreation Complex. The buildings are looking great and are scheduled to open this Fall. See pictures posted below.
• Clayton's Fatted Calf to shutter
• Citi sells private equity to AXA unit
• Ill. counties declared disaster areas
• Wal-Mart sends unions mixed message
• CEO of P&G's men's razor unit leaving
• Synergetics Q3 profit falls
• Telecom gear maker Avaya plans IPO
• Borders' suitors include Najafi
• Covidien to sell St. Louis drug unit, sources say
• Black Twig to open San Francisco office
• A hip hop look at Drique: Creating some great rap beats in St. Louis
• New book on Latina teen suicide attempts uncovers reality behind grim statistics
• The 134th Annual Veiled Prophet Parade
• Scientists find gene vital to nerve cell development
• Once Upon A Child Cliche' Clearance sale June 11
• Beat the heat with $1.00 movies - Chronicles of Narnia or Tales of Despereaux
• Black Twig revenue to break $10M
• Congratulations to Eva Jones, today's winner of our Great Gas Giveaway!
• Missouri Foundation for Health makes emergency grants after tornado, flooding
• Synergetics profit falls to $1.6M in Q3
• New summer hours in the Campus Computing Center, now through July 30: 9 a.m.-9:45 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m.-4:15 p.m., Friday; and 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m., Saturday. A student must present his/her STLCC OneCard ID to use the equipment in the CCC.
• Boeing awarded $15M contract to upgrade command center aircraft
• Here at Meramec, summer classes are underway, we're trying to keep cool and dodging cicadas the best we can. What are YOU doing this summer?
• Wells shares under pressure after analyst tells investors to sell
• Road work to close lanes of I-70, 364
• Missouri Broadcasters Association honors St. Louis Public Radio reporters
• Pfizer seeks to cut $1 billion in costs
• St. Louis Hilton to hire 100 for new rooftop bar
• OPTIONS Undergrad Degrees Now Offer Greater Focus
• Economist discusses housing market
• NFL considers eight-game season
• Two tenants join IT Enterprises
• Valley Minerals to add 55 jobs
• Did you feel the earthquake this morning? If so, let us know!
• Pujols, Cards sweep Cubs in walk-off fashion
• CPI Q1 profit falls
• CPI Q1 profit plummets 89%
• Wicks Organ Co. auction today
• NBCUniversal to pay $1B for theme parks
• Capital One, GE submit bids for ING Direct
• 4.2 earthquake rattled St. Louis area
• AT&T faces $1B smartphone settlement
• Nortel patents to be auctioned
• Apple unveils iCloud services
• Ill. seeks scientists on Asian carp
• Health info tool for media launches June 8
• Congratulations to the winners of our Great Gas Giveaway promotion. The contest is running the full month of June! We're giving away five $50 gas cards per week!!!! Be sure to register now. Current winners are: Quentella Jones, Anita Pruitt, LaTo
• UMSL releases spring issue of university magazine
• Applicants sought for Supreme Court Judge Wolff's successor
• Aramark to lay off 291 in St. Louis
• Missouri AG Koster meets with bankers about Joplin tornado rebuild
• AT&T may face $1B settlement because of taxes for smartphone data services
• Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf sees hopeful housing signs
• Dozens treated for heat-related illnesses in St. Louis area
• Artists Anderson, Ober open art gallery in Clayton
• More than 5,000 attend St. Louis job fair
• India approves $4.1B Boeing C-17 order
• Brinkley leaves AT&T for GM
• Fontbonne Introduces Two New Business Majors
• New scanner could 'sniff' air passengers
• Couric to announce talk show on ABC
• Joplin tornado death toll rises to 141
• Harris-Stowe hosts job fair today
• Diamont's kosher meat market shutters
• Ameren touts plant as renewable source
• Apple to unveil iCloud, iOS 5 today
• Pfizer cancer drug study promising
• News Corp. considers MySpace deal
• Fraud prevention class set for Tuesday
• WUSTL to host Econometric Society summer meeting
• Watch out for Tommy 'Jizoo' Rice as he brings his style to the hip hop scene
• Rukapuff's Monster of the Midwest Music Conference at Broadway Nightclub
• Prospect promotions: Lynn, Cleto, Hamilton, M. Carpenter called up
• Holliday, McClellan land on disabled list
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Partyline is now on Facebook! Like it now to stay tuned to the hottest events in the city! Concerts, clubs, parties, photos....You name it, Partyline's got it!
• Con-way to give $200,000 to Joplin tornado relief efforts
• Got funny kids? St. Louis summer camp teaches comedy and improv skills
• Brandt's Cafe in the Delmar Loop closes
• Wells Fargo Advisors raises $205,000 for Komen Race for the Cure
• Dierbergs St. Louis grocery stores to offer summer camp cooking classes for kids
• Ryan Bingham & the Dead Horses
• Luxco sells Admiral Nelson Rum rights to Heaven Hill Distilleries
• NFL lockout debated in St. Louis today
• Valitas closes America Service buy, takes name Corizon
• Living Downtown: Under the blacklight
• St. Louis' largest physician groups
• NY Times calls Richard Cook’s latest book ‘remarkable’
• Arch Coal prices stock offering
• The Blind Boys of Alabama
• It's hot outside, so come indoors and stay cool by checking out the opening to the new exhibit at the Meramec Contemporary Art Gallery..."Nests, Shells and Corners" Six artists rethink how we occupy everyday spaces: home, office and studio
• We have a winner! The $5 Perk giftcard goes to...Shannon Mulcahy! The pictures are of the new construction of the WOMAN'S Restroom on the 3rd floor of the Field building. Good job everyone and keep your eyes peeled to see the construction when they
• Don't panic yet over jobless rate increase
• Here's another picture to help you out on the Friday photo contest below. Good Luck!
• Can you identify the location of this photo? Guys, it had better be a lucky guess. First person to identify correctly will win a $5 Perk giftcard.
• Have you checked out our St. Louis Community College's 50th anniversary page? What a blast from the past! Walk down memory lane through these photos. We're excited about celebrating 50 years in 2012! Please share memories on the special Faceboo
• Department of Education Releases Final Gainful Employment Regulations
• Koman to launch $30M Cupples project
• Arco building new $3.9M HQ in Rock Hill
• Bacteria closes two Missouri beaches
• Metro East scrap metal businesses cited
• MSD, EPA reach $4.7 billion sewer deal
• A-B InBev works to boost Bass sales
• U.S.' AAA debt rating threatened
• Economists: Unemployment to stay at 9%
• Mazda to end U.S. production by 2013
• Boeing expects India to buy C-17s for $4B
• 2011 Route 66 Festival
• Koman to launch $30M Cupples project; Osborn & Barr to move in
• Gravois entry to northbound I-270 to close for work Saturday
• St. Louis home values drop 14%
• Commencement 2011: More photos have been added to the video montage. Check it out at:
• Missouri employers face work disease suits
• Emerson executive to Congress: Lower corporate tax
• Lord Huron
• Barnes-Jewish Hospital opens heart center
• United Seating to buy Advacare Mobility business
• Missouri tax revenue lags in May
• Savvis lands $10M contract from Federal Election Commission
• New Heart & Vascular Center Announced at Barnes-Jewish
• The 2011-2012 Anheuser-Busch Foundation Scholarship Applications are now available! Recipients may be awarded $10,000 per year! Full-time Anheuser-Busch School of Business juniors and seniors with an Overall Cumulative GPA (OCGPA) of 3.0 or higher are el
• Rock-Tenn closing 3 Smurfit-Stone plants
• Polak signs 5-yr extension with the Blues
• Copier training for noon and 2 p.m. today cancelled in CTL. Trainer will be here Friday for 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. sessions.
• Half price at Old Navy with today's Groupon
• 17,000 insurance claims filed in Joplin tornado
• Isle of Capri Casinos posts $4.5M profit in 2011
• Lost records hinder St. John's recovery
• Lambert tornado repair could take a year
• Coal-to-gas plants bill revived in Ill.
• Birds Point flooding prompts lawsuit
• Casino Queen laments gambling expansion
• Expedia, Groupon create travel deal site
• Gmail accounts hacked
• Delta hikes international trips' bag fee
• Saint Louis Route 66 Festival 2011
• American Stores closing sale June 4
• Enjoy art fair, book sale in Hazelwood: Support St. Louis community development
• Charitable Giving Arm Reintroduced As The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital
• Lambert could take a year to recover
• Check it out!
• Honors Students, this one's for you!
• Relive the day -- check out our photo montage videos!
• Need to cool off? The Forest Park Swimming Pool will be available for students, faculty and staff for Open Swim beginning on Monday, June 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. July 29 will be the last day. The Free Weight Room is currently av
• Land of Giants and BIGFOOT monster truck show provides fun for the family
• Missouri Attorney General Koster to open mobile Joplin office
• St. Louis Community Credit Union has $20M economic impact
• Hardee's to give $30,000 to tornado victims
• Missouri Baptist Medical Center opens arrhythmia center
• Alumni Association Announces 2011 Alumni Awards
• Missouri Secretary of State Carnahan cracks down on $2M Boydoplex scam
• Fun with horseradish? Festival with peculiar name actually offers games for kids
• Pasta House's Tucci, Fresta buy Portabella Restaurant
• Salvation Army gets $500,000 for Joplin tornado relief
• Macy's sales hit $1.9B in May, beats estimates
• Wells Fargo to pay $16M settlement
• The Blow
• Ski soda bottler Excel growing
• Developer Lou Sachs died
• Toyota recalls some Prius models
• St. Louis, police sign deal
• St. Charles smoking ban heads to ballot
• Court sides with Wal-mart in Belleville
• Regulators OK Wal-Mart's African buy
• AT&T boosts lobbying
• Pentagon calls cyberattacks acts of war
• Supreme Court tosses Ashcroft suit
• Chesterfield Man, Charged
• Wood River, Gas Station Suspect Armed and on the loose
• Robbery Attempt, Teen Shot
• Watch Schnucks Peace of Mind quality videos and get $10 off coupon
• Arch Coal makes debt, stock offerings totaling $3.3B
• Scattered Trees
• Blues ink Berglund to new two-year deal
• Lou Sachs, 'Father of Modern Chesterfield,' dies
• Winner of a restaurant
• Book on autism wins design award
• Sprint Nextel asks FCC to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Lane closures set for Hwy 40, I-55, I-270
• UMSL Tritons Men’s Basketball Lands Troy High’s Neil Branham
• Number of missing in Joplin tornado reduced to 10
• Charter, Lodging Hospitality Management ink deal
• Court upholds $60M A.G. Edwards settlement
• STLCC Libraries will be conducting web usability interviews June 21-23. For the first round we need four students, four faculty, four College staff, and four library staff/faculty currently at STLCC. Spend 60-90 minutes at the FV Library and get a $25 Vi
• Drury Hotels gives $25,000 to Joplin tornado victims
• Deputy assistant commerce secretary visits UMSL’s IT Enterprises
• Kroenke takes control of Arsenal soccer team
• Counseling professor honored for research
• The location of the STLCC Board of Trustees meeting has changed. Instead of the Forest Park campus on Thursday, June 16, it will be at the Cosand Center (downtown) at 7 p.m. in the fifth floor board room.
• Criminologist receives service award
• Youth Programs at STLCC-Florissant Valley: Summer is just around the corner and kids will be out of school soon, so if you are looking for affordable, engaging, kid-centric activities/classes, CALL US!! The college offers a variety of programs for youth
• Today at 5 p.m. is the last chance to apply for HSSU's Summer Research Program! Not only could you earn $1,500 this summer by conducting research, but you will receive invaluable research experience and the opportunity to work with a faculty mentor!
• St. John's opens temporary hospital in Joplin after tornado
• Today is the last day to make a reservation for the Alumni Spartan Summer Nights at the Symphony! If you're a Mobap Alum go to www.mobap.edu/alumni to make a reservation! Also, make sure to check out all the other incredible events going on this sum
• Recent MBU alum Danielle Endejan talks to a Patch reporter about the experiences she's gained by going on the University's mission trip to Haiti for the last four years.
• Illinois House OKs slots at tracks
• Kennedy touts rare earth mine in D.C.
• Lambert working on tornado repair plan
• Illinois closer to ending workers' comp
• Moody's warns of Japan credit downgrade
• Samsung selling solar cell business
• Airlines' 2010 fee revenue: $22B
• Housing index: New price low
• Ashland to buy International Specialty
• Consumers pay more for charity-linked products, spurring tornado relief
• WUSTL’s Brown School forms alliance with Fudan University
• Gay rights advances in Illinois for married couples
• Washington University Physician at Barnes-Jewish Helps Joplin in Tornado Aftermath
• Track standout loses shoe during race at nationals, finishes second. To read more about amazing athlete, go to
• Rock-Tenn completes Smurfit-Stone acquisition
• Eating at Beffa's one last time
• Missouri sheds thousands of government jobs
• Ready for a 'startup moment'?
• Fontbonne to Host Documentary Film Screening
• Fontbonne Family Featured in St. Louis Review
• Kohl's gives $150,000 to Joplin tornado relief
• St. Louis' top commercial real estate firm
• Express Scripts to buy back $1.7B in stock
• Cassidy Turley buys Carter businesses
• BlackFinn American Grille to open at Saint Louis Galleria
• Ford gives $50,000 to tornado victims
• Love's donates $150,000 to Joplin
• BNSF Foundation gives $100,000 to Joplin
• Peabody demands new union election
• Wells Fargo gives $30,000 to Joplin
• RehabCare shareholders OK Kindred deal
• Microbrewery to open in Coke plant
• RehabCare, Kindred shareholders OK deal
• Koman buys a Cupple Station building
• Facebook looks for ways to share media
• Edward Jones offices destroyed in Joplin tornado
• BMA Software joins UMSL’s IT Enterprises
• GM gives $100,000, vans to Joplin relief
• Association of Colleges of the Sisters of St. Joseph Congregates on Campus
• Professor Accepted as Member of Bosnian-Herzegovinian Academy
• Advanced Credit Program achieves national accreditation
• St. Louis OKs $44M in New Markets tax credits for projects
• Southwest ranks best for frequent fliers
• New Brown Shoe CEO Sullivan: Focus on healthy living, contemporary fashion
• Peckinpaugh named Maritz Travel president
• List of 230 missing in Joplin tornado released
• Lambert airport reviews tornado response
• Unveiling Jamestown Mall's proposed makeover
• Congratulations, Forest Park graduates! Everyone will have the opportunity to see our STLCC Commencement Program on HEC-TV. It will air at 11 p.m. June 15-17. In STL city, that's Ch. 13 - in North, South and West counties, it's Ch. 26, and in t
• ConocoPhillips gives $50,000 for Joplin
• Lumiere parent Pinnacle invests $95M in casino in Vietnam
• Blu CitySpaces condos head to auction
• Ill. closer to scrapping workers' comp
• Lambert failed to issue tornado warning
• St. Clair County mulls redistricting map
• Corps weighs plan to replace levee
• James Auffenberg Sr. dies
• Before Joplin, deadliest U.S. twisters
• Spectrum Brands makes $20M debt payment
• Hail damages cars at Weiss, Ackerman
• Low probability disaster scenarios deserve more attention
• The message Donald Trump needs to hear
• Commerce Bank gives $50,000 to Joplin
• St. Louis sends workers home in response to tornado warning
• Verizon Wireless gives $50,000 to Joplin
• Typhoon
• Most MoDOT road work takes a holiday
• Brown Shoe hires former Nike exec Joyce
• Ex-Goodwill executive gets 70 months for $1M embezzlement
• Reinsurance Group plans $400M debt offer
• BofA, Wells Fargo rank low for reputation
• Missouri's financial jobs growth No. 10
• In light of recent severe weather situations, and a storm on today’s horizon, Campus Police reminds you to review the safe area maps located in every classroom and office. Be prepared in case severe weather conditions occur. Campus Police will moni
• will be closed for the Memorial Day holiday on Friday and Monday. Have a great holiday weekend!
• Cardinal Chirps: Laird hits DL, Pujols ends drought, Schumaker and Cruz recalled
• Cards win I-70 series with Royals
• Check Out the New Way to Give a Tax-Free Gift to Fontbonne
• Brown Shoe profit falls to $3.7M in Q1
• PNC seeks receiver for Gannon apartments
• Higher food prices forecast
• Plaza Frontenac mall for sale
• Joplin tornado death toll upped to 122
• Oprah Winfrey signs off
• St. Louis County debates sales taxes
• Coffee prices go up
• House to advance $1B in disaster aid
• Google to unveil mobile payments Thurs.
• Gymboree Memorial Day sale everything $12.99 and under
• Frugalouis saves St. Louis residents money
• New tool offers free, one-stop access to state legislation information
• Save on food for Memorial Day BBQ in St. Louis
• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield gives $50,000 for tornado relief
• Save on summer camps at Jo-Ann
• Ameren gives $25,000 to Joplin tornado victims
• Six Honored at Concordia Seminary’s Commencement
• Conservative writer discusses ‘Political Idealism’
• Enterprise Financial wraps $35M offering
• Words of advice from all four of our commencement speakers Saturday.
• Walmart, Home Depot each pledge $1M for Joplin tornado relief
• MoDOT delays 141, 270 lane closures
• A separate Facebook page for our 50th anniversary has been set up. Please share your stories about how St. Louis Community College has changed your life or someone you know. Also, remembrances of your years at STLCC, photographs, or anyone at the college
• S.M. Wilson to start $21M Webster Groves High School expansion
• OPTIONS Faculty Members Balance Career, Teaching, Family
• Casa de Salud gets $30,000 from Daughters of Charity
• Essence taps ex-WebMD chief Long for CEO
• Polsinelli Shughart opens Dallas office
• Supervalu picks Kaplan Thaler as creative lead; Campbell Mithun retains media account
• Counseling, family therapy scholar receives Gitner Award
• Congratulations to Constance Gully, HSSU’s Executive Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs, on being named the CFO of the Year by the “St. Louis Business Journal”!
• Video captures destruction in Joplin
• No new deaths reported today in Joplin
• St. Louis to tear down Blumeyer tower
• Obama to visit Joplin on Sunday
• Are you a doctor? Head to Joplin
• Sigma-Aldrich buys Vetec
• Ex-E. St. Louis official pleads guilty
• Ill. lawmakers side with craft brewers
• U.S. sues to stop H&R's TaxACT buy
• Kinloch mayor indicted for embezzlement
• St. Louis summer camp teaches medical science to aspiring doctors, veterinarians
• Abra-Kid-Abra summer camp in St. Louis teaches magic tricks, comedy presentation
• Crime solving summer camp: Kids learn detective skills, unravel mystery
• Trailnet Newsletter - May 2011
• Law professor lends expertise to new legal hiring service
• Cardinals give $25,000 to tornado relief
• Fund established to help Joplin Globe tornado victims
• Sigma-Aldrich buys Vetec
• Doctors called to Joplin to help tornado relief
• UMSL holds Employee Volunteer Program Fair
• Here's more photos from Commencement. Feel free to tag students you know!
• Northbound I-270 lanes to close overnight Monday, Tuesday
• XV + Casey Veggies
• Komen gives $411,000 to Saint Louis University Cancer Center
• Commencement 2011 ~ Check out all the great moments captured:
• Sprint gives $100,000 for Joplin tornado relief
• TRUE BLUE With five of ten siblings choosing to attend this University (so far), the Leslie family wears the MBU blue with pride. Read the full story in the upcoming MBU Magazine, set to be in your mailbox late this month. Julie Leslie Abbie Leslie
• 1015 Locust to go on auction block
• LaBarge halts manufacturing in Joplin after tornado
• Check out the graduation video on our website home page!
• Boeing, Arts and Education Council give $50,000 in grants
• Studies show students who attend orientation experience more success in college. If you are new to Florissant Valley, don't forget to enroll for New Student Orientation: Orientation is FREE and it will get you ready for your first day of class, ex
• Ten advanced child development students from Hazelwood West High School have been working with pre-kindergarten and first-grade students at Armstrong Elementary School as part of a tech prep articulation with St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley
• Our Workforce Development partners with labor scions on green careers -- and here's some results!
• Caradonnas sell O'Fallon Brewery to ex-Anheuser-Busch exec Gorczyca
• Mortgage rates at low for year
• Ex-A-B exec buys O'Fallon Brewery
• Apple Stores use iPad as service tool
• Volcano makes Iceland a no-fly zone
• Budget will stall Ill. 159 project
• Flex-N-Gate to open KC plant with 300
• Redistricting hearings to be held
• Gas prices to continue drop
• 89 confirmed dead from Joplin tornado
• Exhibition - Our Great Waterways: The Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois Rivers
• Activist parade for Harvey Milk Day
• Find last-minute affordable graduation gifts in St. Louis
• Financial expert presented earnings tax phase out study.
• Free Baskin Robbins ice cream on your birthday
• KMOV and St. Louis Country offer free Abry's shake
• Refreshing lemonade and summer drinks on sale at Oberweis
• Cristo's Fine Food & Drinks bringing you great St. Louis values and service
• The Black Repertory Company Presents 'The Montford Point Marine'
• National Missing Children's Day: Help bring someone's kidnapped child home
• Historian explores St. Louis’ beginnings
• Lithographer’s skills take him to Arctic region
• UMSL sets 2011-12 theater, dance season
• Rosenwasser leaving St. Charles CVB
• Historian’s book gives fresh take on St. Louis’ French founding
• Metro board approves 2012 budget
• Metro East $160M levee plan advances
• Fastest growing St. Louis companies
• CFO of the Year winners named
• Cards sweep Astros in two-game series
• Cardinal Chirps: Punto to DL, Kozma up, Tallet returning, other injury news
• Diapers & Deadlines: Making headlines my first day
• Missouri's Q1 exports up 18%
• Monsanto awards grants to Mo. FFA chapters
• Read about our speaker, a culinary whiz who returned to school after 28 years to earn two degrees. What an example for her grandkids!
• Bioethics talk at Midrach
• River City Rascals Set For Opening Night Against Normal CornBelters
• Congratulations to the HSSU Alumni Association Recognition Luncheon awardees and past Alumni Association presidents: Dr. Lynn Beckwith, Jr.; Wilzetta M. Bell; Yvonne Chatwell; Dr. John E. Ingram, Jr.; Dr. Celerstine B. Johnson; and Dr. Wilma Wells! We lo
• Novus International realigns units
• Anheuser-Busch marketers leave
• Are you ready for Spartan Summer Nights? Click here to learn about how you can get involved in a summer chock-full of alumni events, including a free family night at the Magic House.
• Southeast Missouri man survives deadly bile duct cancer with novel treatment
• Business Bancshares profit plummets 48%
• It's Bike to Work Day
• Ralcorp looks to sell Post cereal unit
• Bank of America to shed BlackRock stake
• ER closing at Forest Park hospital
• Citygarden nabs national ULI award
• Mo. food pantry tax credits expiring
• Lazarus replacing Ebersol at NBC Sports
• Ameren nixes support for nuclear bill
• Dish offers 3 months of free Blockbuster
• 2011 University City Memorial Day Run
• Citygarden wins ULI award
• What were the highlights of your 2010-2011 school year?
• DESCO partners with USAA on malls
• Innoventor founder gets SBA award
• Ulysses Grant coin rolled out
• Alamo opens Newark airport branch
• Gioia leaves Laclede Gas for Scottrade
• 40 Oz. To Freedom (Sublime Tribute Band)
• UMB to settle class action for $7.8M
• Route 66 Festival just outside St. Louis offers art, music, activities for kids
• Ferguson Volunteer Tornado Relief Effort: Saturday, May 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Check in as an individual or a group at Ferguson Baptist Church at 333 north Florissant Rd. For more information see note below or contact Linda Lipka at 314-973-2594.
• Insituform gets $5.5M MSD contract
• PNC gives $500,000 to arts groups
• YRC: Restructuring might mean delisting
• English scholar to participate in interfaith poetry reading
• It's almost here...this Saturday is Commencement for all STLCC campuses. Congratulations graduates, and especially to Lauren Baker, the student speaker for the Meramec campus. If you have commencement questions, check out this link for all the info
• IMF chief resigns
• Ford plans China transmission plant
• Playboy goes online
• Moog Center to close in Columbia, Mo.
• Japan's Takeda buying Nycomed for $13.7B
• Allstate to acquire Esurance for $1B
• Mertz expanding Millstadt Ford dealership
• LinkedIn makes IPO at $45 per share
• Google rolls out Android security fix
• Enterprise prices $30.4M public offering
• The Rams, Lockout, Vikings and the Dome and how they all connect
• Russian delegates honor St. Louis Battle of the Bulge vets
• Ameren nuclear plant backer: Anheuser-Busch, Noranda killed bill
• St. Louis Mayor Slay to honor NextGen
• Cards sweep two-game series with Phillies
• Me and the minibar
• Welcome to all of our summer school students!
• Nixon touts Gallus Pharmaceuticals' new jobs
• Galera Therapeutics names Beardsley CEO
• Furniture Brands gives $130,000 to Red Cross
• Boss Pet pig ears recalled in Missouri, Illinois
• Insituform wins $10.5 contract in Australia
• Insurer MEM puts CEO, ex-Gov. Wilson on leave
• Baby Boomers, check this out!
• Did you know that May is Asian-Pacific heritage month? For more information visit:
• A-B starts reality TV show
• Creditors want US Fidelis bonus returned
• Oaktree Capital Management plans IPO
• Illinois spending $230 million to keep firms
• Bond sale approved by Alton school board
• Part of Mississippi River reopens
• Used cars fetching higher prices
• Groupon's biggest deal with Quiznos today
• Carnahan fundraising poised for future
• Netflix makes up 30% of Internet traffic
• Kimmswick Strawberry Festival just south of St. Louis offers activities for kids
• Summer wildlife educational programs for kids hosted by World Bird Sanctuary
• Summer wildlife educational programs for kids hosted by World Bird Sanctuary
• Is SJ39 hurting the Rams?
• Breitling Oil CEO Chris Faulkner shares tips on saving money and gas
• Wells Fargo Advisors gives $150,000 to Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
• Regal Summer Movie Express comes to St. Louis
• St. Louis schools collaborate for new Gallery 210 exhibit
• Committed
• Ann Wagner launches congressional campaign
• Touring Peabody Opera House renovation
• Cohen Commercial buys Mark Twain center for $19.3M
• Bank of America gives $470,000 to St. Louis nonprofits
• Corpse flower makes a stink at UMSL
• S.M. Wilson hired for $36M Bush Lincoln Health Center renovation
• Counseling scholar earns Fulbright-Hays
• Anheuser-Busch: Grow a beard, save water
• Rain doesn’t dampen commencement spirit
• St. Louis Children’s ranks as top pediatric hospital
• Bookstore hours from now through June 3: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until 2 p.m. Friday.
• The Stone Sugar Shakedown + Good Gravy
• Mo. American Water completes acquisition
• Cards get swept by Reds, fall out of first place
• Fontbonne University, Goldfarb School of Nursing partner
• Florissant Valley fans: Your Center for Teaching and Learning has a NEW blog. Check it out at: forget to subscribe to get immediate updates!
• Fox Theatre reopens tonight after fire
• Boeing to ramp up 777 production
• Officials hold smoking ban summit today
• Jerry Lewis retiring from MDA telethon
• Wal-Mart Q1 profit up 3%
• Midland States Bank files for IPO
• N.Y. probes mortgage-based securities
• Doe Run proposes lead processing plant
• Sprint, Verizon subscribers happiest
• LinkedIn IPO set for Thursday
• Katy Industries cuts loss to $1.3M in Q1
• Christian summer camp in St. Louis offers water park, carnival, theater and more
• Hawthorne Heights
• Fontbonne Names Lehrer Vice President for Institutional Advancement
• MoDOT continues road closures
• Pew study: Missouri ranks high for tracking transportation spending
• MoDOT to close lane on Olive bypass
• Beffa's Restaurant to close after 113 years
• Brown Shoe to open Sam Edelman store in East Hampton
• RehabCare buyer Kindred to sell $550M in debt
• A look inside revamped downtown Macy's
• Monday must-see TV! "Freedom Riders" at 8 p.m. on PBS's "American Experience" (Ch. 9 locally). Director Stanley Nelson's powerful documentary about the 400 civil-rights activists who challenged Jim Crow laws in the South fro
• Former Make-A-Wish CEO Lehrer takes Fontbonne job
• Shaich deems charity Panera a success
• Monday must-see TV! "Freedom Riders" at 8 p.m. on PBS's "American Experience" (Ch. 9 locally). Director Stanley Nelson's powerful documentary about the 400 civil-rights activists who challenged Jim Crow laws in the South fro
• Happy Summer Vacation to all students who completed the school year. Commencement is this Saturday at ScotTrade Center. For those taking classes this summer, and for our staff and faculty, the Cafeteria will be open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through F
• Energizer to sell $600M in debt
• Northern Trust to buy Omnium for $100M
• Organic farmers sue Monsanto
• Federal contractors fight political disclosure
• Most Americans still vacationing
• Debt ceiling debate heats up
• China hub challenged on human rights
• Arnette Pattern plans $1.5M expansion
• Fox Theatre damaged in fire
• Flooding may end delays for FEMA maps
• Juvenile returns to the St. Louis stage at Imperial Palace Nightclub
• Lewis and Clark Heritage Days to feature 19th Century military reenactment
• 19th century skills, crafts bring history to life at St. Charles kids' festival
• Free Steak 'n Shake burger and fries on your birthday
• Haiti mission team is at home...safe and sound. We'll have pics, video and more this week.
• Cards win wild series at Wrigley without La Russa
• The MBU mission team is boarding our plane back to St. Louis, see you soon Mobap!
• Are Pettis and Salas the answer for the Rams?
• Emerson target of mini-tender offer by TRC
• Lawmakers kill bill for local control of St. Louis police
• Trade hub incentives don't pass Missouri General Assembly
• Lawmakers leave injury fund for courts to decide
• Ameren nuclear bill fails
• Old Dominion Freight Line moves service center
• Centrue cuts loss to $3.5M in Q1
• Fontbonne University Announces Nursing Partnership
• Tenet to seek damages for fending off CHS
• RehabCare to pay $2.5M to settle suit over takeover by Kindred
• Regional Arts Commission to dole out $3M in grants
• United Way agencies and AmeriCorps volunteers will be on campus Saturday, May 14, to provide information to victims of the recent tornado disaster. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the multipurpose room and light refreshments will be se
• Congraulations to Evan Gudmestad and Earl Reynolds for winning Ranken's Spirit of Excellence Awards!
• had our annual Employee Appreciation Day Yesterday! Congratulations to everyone who recieved service awards and education awards!
• Be sure to check out this week's Partyline Gallery!
• 2011 American Red Cross CPR and defibrillator class scheduled for St. Louis City
• Baby strollers recalled for a second time: Serious injuries reported to Maclaren
• Surprise Cancer Diagnosis Leads KSDK’s Zigman to “Pay it Forward”
• Want to work in homeland security and earn a certificate or associate degree? We're working with Transportation Security Administration on this!
• Today (May 13): LAST day to return your rental books to the bookstore!
• Roger Daltrey to play Peabody Opera House
• NFL Players seek $700M in TV dispute
• Continental Tire adding 400 jobs in Mt. Vernon
• Ron Paul running for president again
• Lehrer stepping down as PBS anchor
• Intel selling 10 million Clearwire shares
• Discover buys Tree.com mortgage unit
• County property tax estimates in the mail
• Bank failures cost U.S. $2B more
• Oprah hooks up St. Louis viewers with Old Navy savings
• Turning plants into power houses
• Economic reform in Greece may require weakening of labor unions
• How to find the lowest gas prices in St. Louis
• Who's Roger Daltrey to play Peabody Opera House
• Thompson Street sells Iron Data
• Supervalu names Wal-Mart exec new Save-A-Lot CEO
• A tour of the new Park Pacific apartments
• Many Women Don't Opt For Reconstruction After Breast Cancer
• Moonrise Hotel to install electric car charging station
• What did you do this semester that was out of your comfort zone? Stacia Doss's latest blog discusses trying new things.
• Scottrade: Retirement fears easing
• Millstone to be Jewish Federation president
• Barnes-Jewish Hospital Named One of the Best Places to Work in Health Care
• Lighthouse for the Blind's renewable soap
• Matheis of Anthem Blue Cross promoted
• Sierra Club and college students picketed Peabody Coal.
• Two hospitals approved in Poplar Bluff
• Wedding Cake Finals of our baking and pastry students this morning! If you missed digging in to the layers, there is one more session -- students will be judged from 6 to 7 p.m. tonight, and then the free samples afterwards! Sugar rush starts in the cafe
• We know it's still Finals Week and the end of the semester is right around the corner, but we have to let you know: All credit Summer 2011 fees are due by close of business today. Failure to pay or make payment arrangements will result in your regi
• Today (May 12): FREE coffee in the cafeteria!
• Allstate pegs storm losses at $1.4B
• MEMC expands deal with Flextronics
• Ill. takes over East St. Louis schools
• Irwin's naming to police board confirmed
• Mo. license test site closed Thursday
• Indiana cuts taxes to lure Ill. firms
• Citygarden is finalist for national award
• Macy's posts $131M profit in Q1
• Takeda eyes $14B Nycomed acquisition
• Convergys hiring more than 700 in Utah
• Graffiti: Paint Balls Gone Wild through the Community
• Saint Louis Shooting leaves man in Critical Condition
• Bankless Robbery in Saint Charles
• Federal regulatory spending continues to increase, says new study
• Disruption of nerve cell supply chain may contribute to Parkinson’s
• Inaugural Lavender Recognition Ceremony May 18
• Free movies are back at Wehrenberg summer family series
• Free Valvoline oil rebate from STL Mommy
• Marc Broussard
• MBU students associated with the Fine Arts Division just got back from a tour of Rome. We've published a couple of photos. Check back for a full album documenting this exciting trip later in the week.
• Howard Buffet to receive World Ecology Award
• La Russa out with shingles, return uncertain
• History almost made twice as Cards win series with Brewers
• Anthony's: St. Louis' best power lunch
• Mizzou sports leaving KMOX for KTRS
• University City to break ground on new school
• Golf Tourney Funds Student Scholarships: Registration Open Now
• Free coffee in the cafeteria on Thursday!
• Christine Padberg, who teaches English at Meramec, is the overall college winner for Innovation of the Year.
• Gallus closing on $71.5M expansion
• 167 Calls and Vicarages Issued, 4 Deaconess Assignments and 10 Deaconess Internships Celebrated at Concordia Seminary
• Writer, advocate to discuss political idealism
• Ice, ice baby
• I-70 express lanes to close until July
• Congratulations to all of our 2011 graduates! Post your favorite part of your Ranken Experience!
• The MBU Mission trip to Haiti is still going well! The Lord is working through us in many ways as we continue to build a house for a local Haitian family and paint the House of Prayer and School at the Bethel Mission Outreach. Please keep us and the Hai
• Hey FB friends. We want to see images of the Fine Arts trip to Rome. Post your favorite photos!
• Free self-defense seminar tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Highlander Lounge! It's part of National Women's Health Week. You can win some cool prizes too in our SGA Scavenger Hunt that's being tweeted!
• So...it's Wednesday of Finals week. How are you holding up? Let us know!
• GM to invest $2B, hire 4,000
• FutureFuel to sell 3 million shares
• Storm victims learn about federal aid
• Plaintiffs claim poisoning by Doe Run
• Drop in loan limit threatens housing
• Skype owners get $5B in sale
• Consumer Reports: Southwest #1, US Air #10
• HSBC seeks $3.5B in cost reductions
• Social Networking spreads to cigarettes
• AT&T, T-Mobile deal before Congress today
• Belleville Strawberry Festival: Country music, carnival, activities for kids
• GM to invest $2B at 17 plants, hire 4,000
• Charter closes $1.5B debt sale
• Outdoor activities for kids: Kite flying festival comes to St. Peters park
• A-B hires Chibe to head U.S. marketing
• Congratulations to the 2010-2011 HSSU graduates! Your day is finally here! Following the ceremony, you and 2-3 guests are invited to celebrate with the Alumni Association at Jazz at the Bistro. There will be free appetizers and a cash bar!
• Congratulations to the 2010-2011 HSSU graduates! Your day is finally here! Following the ceremony, you and 2-3 guests are invited to celebrate with the Alumni Association at Jazz at the Bistro. There will be free appetizers and a cash bar!
• Congratulations to the 2010-2011 HSSU graduates! Your day is finally here! Following the ceremony, you and 2-3 guests are invited to celebrate with the Alumni Association at Jazz at the Bistro. There will be free appetizers and a cash bar!
• AMBER alert: Would you be able to help your kidnapped or missing child?
• Mike Zito
• Saturday before last I get a voicemail from a friend of mine. “Girl, call me.” Based on the blissfully frantic tone, the message was vocal shorthand for: “Girrrrlllll, I met somebody who just might be ‘the one.’ Call me so I
• BancorpSouth closing O'Fallon, Mo., branch
• UMSL to honor microbiologist, music director
• Softball Wins SLIAC Tournament; Earns NCAA Bid
• Fontbonne Day Makes the News
• Griffins to Play Washington University at Regionals
• Project Peanut Butter Pediatrician to Give Fontbonne Commencement Address
• Fontbonne University Rescinds Offer to Mortenson
• June Book Club Examines Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Griffins Earn #1 Seed in SLIAC Tournament
• Fontbonne SLP Grad Students Successfully Defend Title
• Campus Community Participates in Fourth Annual Fontbonne Day
• NYT Sports Columnist to Speak on New Book, Stan Musial
• Fontbonne to Host Joint Presentation: Bosnia After Genocide
• Educators Invited to 6th Annual Fontbonne Literacy Institute
• Giving Circle Funds Successful Symposium
• First Nonprofit Seminar Tackled Tough Management Challenges
• Fontbonne and NCAA Conclude Joint Review
• Take a Tour of the Newly Renovated Anheuser-Busch Hall
• Fontbonne Brings Rockstar Nutritionist to St. Louis
• Coach McKinney Passes Away
• Fontbonne English Instructor Publishes Debut Novel
• Author Michelle Latiolais to Speak at Fontbonne
• Coach Quigley Steps Down as Griffins Women's Basketball Coach
• Coach Hoener to Take Over Women's Soccer Program
• Mustard Seed Theatre Opens "Till We Have Faces"
• Fontbonne Makes Summer & Fall Course Schedules Available
• Coach McKinney to Receive NABC Outstanding Service Award
• Fine Arts Gallery to Present Extensive Exhibition of Works by Michael Grimaldi
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Cardinals Great, Bill White
• Open House Offers Info for Prospective Education Majors
• Fontbonne University Men's Basketball Coach Steps Down
• Fontbonne Welcomes “Jim the Boy” Author Tony Earley
• Three-Day Negotiation Aims to End Israeli/Palestinian Conflict
• Fontbonne University Gallery of Art Hosts Second Annual Juried Exhibition
• Blind Side’s Oher Tackles Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club
• Mustard Seed Theatre Nominated for Eight Kevin Kline Awards
• First-Ever Weekend Event Plannned for Student Siblings
• Finish Your Degree at Fontbonne: Attend Our Transfer Open House
• Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club - “My Father at 100” by Ron Reagan Jr.
• December Commencement Featured Positive Psychologist & Student Speakers
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Explores the Magic Treehouse
• Graduate Degrees on the Rise
• Coach McKinney Elected to SLIAC Hall of Fame
• Fontbonne Names Alumna Director of Athletics
• Fontbonne President Selected to Receive Martin Luther King Jr. Award
• Positive Psychologist to Speak at Fontbonne Commencement
• "Late Night" Draws Crowd of 500 Plus
• Fontbonne University Scholar's Lecture Series Welcomes KWMU's Dennis Owsley
• Fontbonne Theatre Department opens Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
• Artist Tower to Lecture on Campus
• Fine Arts Instructor Presents Solo Painting Exhibition -- "Dream of Dreams"
• Women's Volleyball Sweeps Pair of Matches This Past Weekend
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Examines the Life of Eisenhower
• COO of Rams to Speak at Fontbonne
• Men's & Women's Soccer Teams Qualify for SLIAC Tournament
• Fontbonne Honors Five Alumni for Service and Achievements
• New Grad Degree Focuses on Growing Nonprofit Sector
• Fontbonne Fine Arts Department Hosts Ceramic Artist Steven Hill
• Fontbonne's Writer's Reading Series Welcomes Novelist Richard Burgin
• Jet Setting, Fontbonne Style
• Academic Affairs Announces Spring 2011 Course Schedule
• Fall Open Houses Offer Taste of OPTIONS
• Fontbonne Theatre Department Holds Auditions for Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"
• Marlo Thomas Tells the Story of Funny at November Book Club Event
• Fontbonne Names Campus Library for Enterprise Holdings Founder
• Keeper of History, Teller of Tales
• A Girl and Her Dog: A Tale of Learning and Listening
• Theatre Department opens "Misery"
• 2010 Carondelet Lecture Series Welcomes Dr. M. Shawn Copeland
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club to Host New York Times' Mark Bittman
• Fine Arts Instructor Molds Metal & Minds
• Fontbonne Community Connection Announces 2010-2011 Grant Recipients
• Fontbonne to Host Academic Symposium
• Humanitarian to Receive 2010 Jason Sommer Dedicated Semester Award
• Higher Learning Commission Gives Fontbonne an ‘A’
• A Teacher’s Mind… A Student at Heart
• An Exceptional Performance
• Reunion Weekend 2010 - Who's Attending
• Fontbonne Completes Four-Year Campaign
• Book Club Cooks Up August Event
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Documentary Filmmaker
• Fontbonne Names Business College in Honor of Key Supporters
• Fontbonne University Receives Business Accreditation
• The Competitive Edge
• Fontbonne Announces 2010 Founders Awards Recipients
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Discusses Supreme Court History, Politics
• Fontbonne Recognizes Excellence in Teaching
• Faculty, Staff and Students Give Back During Fontbonne Day
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Plays Ball
• Fontbonne draws Illinois Weslyan in NCAA Tournament
• Two Fontbonne softball players receive All-Region honors
• Of Tweets and Typewriters
• Just a Touch of History
• Renowned Poet to Speak at Fontbonne Commencement Ceremonies
• Fontbonne Names Board Chair, Appoints New Trustees
• Fontbonne hires new women's field hockey coach
• Drama in the 'Burbs
• OPTIONS to Host Open Houses
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Visits Cahokia Mounds
• Men's lacrosse uses late heroics to beat Sewanee
• Freshmen pitcher tosses no-hitter
• Athletic department names an alumna as intermin athletic director
• March Book Club Talks Politics
• Climbing the Ranks, Making a Difference
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Hosts New York Times Bestselling Author
• Theatre Department's New Production Looks Beyond "Hamlet"
• Opportunity of a Lifetime
• Mustard Seed Theatre Presents “Fires in the Mirror”
• Instructor Nominated for Kevin Kline Award
• From Alumna to Ambassador
• Mustard Seed Theatre Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Celebrates a St. Louis Landmark: The Climatron Turns 50
• FONTBONNE OPTIONS GRADUATE DISCOVERS IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO DREAM
• OPTIONS Offers More options; Fontbonne program gives students requested flexibility
• Florissant couple heads back to class
• Learning for the sake of learning with OPTIONS
• Adult learners put newfound know-how to good works
• O’Connor Speaks at Fontbonne Commencement
• Dancing Through Life
• Professor, Student & Grads Make Their Voices Heard
• Men's lacrosse tabbed to finish second in its new conference
• December Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Tim Page
• Fontbonne University Presents One Act Festival
• OPTIONS Now Offers Online Master’s in Supply Chain Management
• Finding Time for What’s Important
• Fine Arts Gallery Announces Open Call for Juried Exhibit
• Anheuser-Busch Hall Renovation Broadcasted Online
• Two Instructors Named OPTIONS Outstanding Faculty
• Fontbonne Seeks Comments for HLC Evaluation
• Sophomore forward has record setting day; team earns #4 seed
• Holidays Give Fontbonne a Chance to Save Soles
• Making the Switch
• Poet Eleanor Wilner to Speak at Fontbonne
• Dozens Become U.S. Citizens at Fontbonne
• November Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Taylor Branch
• Fontbonne University Science Building Now ‘Anheuser-Busch Hall’
• Mustard Seed Theatre Presents Fiddler on the Roof
• October Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Deepak Chopra
• Fontbonne Theatre Receives "Best of" Accolades
• Fontbonne University Honors Alumni During Reunion Weekend
• New Graduate Concentrations Address Growing Careers
• Elizabeth Johnson, CSJ, to Speak at Fontbonne University
• Fontbonne Showcases New Art Exhibit: Fabrication/Fiction
• Art in Life & Love
• Physics of the Heart
• Fontbonne Theatre Opens Fall Season with TAPE
• Fontbonne University Enhances Programs for Adult Learners
• Fontbonne Honors Professor's Leadership
• 2009 Convocation Day Guest Speaker
• Fontbonne Celebrates Convocation Day 2009
• September Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Judy Shepard
• Dean Interviewed on KSDK-TV
• Fontbonne Community Connection Grant Recipients
• Fontbonne Giving Circle Announces Grants
• Alum Becomes Associate Athletic Director
• August Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Turns Deadly
• Fontbonne Sews Up Textile Exhibition
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Puts First Things First
• Fontbonne Camp Gives Kids a Voice
• Fontbonne Student Wins National Contest
• Yanikoski Speaks at Commencement
• Fontbonne Announces Public Phase of Campaign
• Campaign Kicks Into High Gear... with High Hopes
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Discusses Immigration
• Academic Dean Bids Goodbye
• Alumna Writes, Records Her First Album
• Fontbonne Highlights Teaching Excellence
• Bringing The Mission To Life
• Professor Published in National Magazine
• Fontbonne University Dedicates New Facility
• Play Receives Thumbs Up
• Hitting the Road and Making the Case
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Talks Baseball
• Telling Stories
• The Bigger Picture
• Telling Stories and The Bigger Picture
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Hosts U.N. Weapons Inspector
• International Student Welcomed in St. Louis
• Speech-Pathology Opens New Worlds
• Dual Degree Program Gives Students More Opportunity, Flexibility
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Grows Green Thumb
• Fontbonne Welcomes International Artist
• Bills Threaten Assistance for Students Attending Independent Schools
• Retired Football Player Featured at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Local Project Receives National Audience
• Bishop Remi de Roo to Speak at Fontbonne University
• Author Adds Spice to the Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Film Premier Explores Human Cost of Bosnian War
• Fontbonne Gallery Exhibits Art from First National Competition
• Fontbonne Achieves Continuing Accreditation for Teacher Education Programs
• New: Global Business College Established
• Power is Out on Campus - 12/2/08
• 3,600 stuffed animals donated to U.S. Marine's Toys for Tots
• Noted Expert on Catholicism to Speak Friday - Public Invited
• Mobs, Mayhem and Murder at November Book Club
• Student Shares Response to an Emotional Evening
• Fontbonne Founders Awards 2008
• International Expert on Water Resources to Speak Here
• Pollster Zogby Featured by Book Club
• Abortion Healing and Awareness Program Offered to Area College Students
• Exhibit, movie of genocide opens at Fontbonne
• Fontbonne University to Host Events About Bosnian War
• National Book Award Finalist to Hold Reading Oct. 28
• Street Closings Adjacent to Fontbonne
• Lost Boy of Sudan Shares His Harrowing Story
• Academic Convocation Kicks Off New School Year
• Fontbonne Honors Jewish Community Leader
• "Face the Nation" Anchor to Share Insights on Today's Issues
• Fontbonne Offers a New Graduate Degree in HES
• OPTIONS Announces Tuition Freeze
• Fontbonne Grad Headed to Med School Thanks to Navy
• Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Documentary to be Shown July 23
• Make a Gift of Your Anheuser-Busch Stock to Fontbonne!
• Exhibit Explores Organic & Inorganic
• Local Author Explores History and Recipes of "Hill" Neighborhood
• CSJ to Deliver Prayer at Democratic National Convention
• Women's Giving Circle Announces New Grants
• Alum Electrifies Business
• Fontbonne Professor Honored for Contributions to St. Louis
• Major Leaguer to Share His Stories of Life On and Off the Field
• Summer Open Houses Right Around the Corner
• Dietetics Alum Helps New Moms
• The Reviews Are In!
• See the Complete Works of William Shakespeare
• Businessman Says Giving is Key to Success at June Book Club
• Pope's Visit Sparks Hope, Encouragement
• Urban League President Fontbonne's Graduation Speaker
• New Women's Group Launched
• Hippies. Religion. Jeopardy! One Retiring Professor Has Seen it All
• Annual Golf Tourney to Raise Money for Scholarships
• Art Professor's Paintings on Display April 1-11
• Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" Gets Modern Treatment April 11-27
• New York Times Reporter to Discuss CIA History at Book Club
• Fontbonne President Honored by Jewish Community
• Major League Hall-of-Famer to Give Advice at Book Club April 24
• Fashion Merchandising, Dietetics Headline Open House April 15
• Cal Ripken Jr. Shares How to 'Get in the Game' April 24
• Cast Your Vote for Your Favorite Teacher!
• Storandt named to Regional All-Tournament Team
• Primm to Discuss St. Louis History at February Book Club
• Staged Reading of "Unseen"Coming Soon
• Fontbonne Brings "Prince of Darkness" to St. Louis
• Offensive explosion leads Griffins to win
• Future Writers and Teachers Welcome
• Fontbonne Names the Next Holder of Endowed Chair in Catholic Thought
• Former Notre Dame Coach and ESPN Commentator to Share Life Lessons
• Fontbonne falls to conference leader Maryville
• Women's basketball team loses opener
• Award-Winning British Journalist to Speak About Bosnian War
• Campaign Gets Great Start
• The Fontbonne Family - Literally
• Vice President for Institutional Advancement Shares Vision, Background
• Get Investing Tips at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Fontbonne 2007 Founders Award Recipients
• Mustard Seed Theatre Presents Remnant Nov. 16 - Dec. 2
• Acclaimed Bread Baker and Monk to Speak at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Fontbonne University OPTIONS Expands into Corporate Communication
• Fontbonne Ensemble Named Best By St. Louis Theatregoers
• Alumni Honored During Reunion Weekend
• Theater Camp for Children with Communication Disorders Oct. 26-28
• Fontbonne Professors and Students to Discuss New Dedicated Semester on KMOV-TV Sunday
• Archbishop of Atlanta to Speak at Lecture Series
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Features Famed Hemingway Author Oct. 17
• Fontbonne Achieves 100% Participation from Faculty and Staff in New Campaign
• Fontbonne to Celebrate Convocation Day
• Faculty Translate Famed Chinese Writer's Work
• Mustard Seed Theatre's Debut Performance Sept. 9-10
• Fontbonne and St. Louis Community Colleges Team Up on Transfer Program
• Former Nixon Counsel to Discuss "Broken Government" Sept. 20
• St. Louis' Own NASCAR Star to Tell of Life in the Fast Lane
• Mother and Daughter Tackle College Together to Help Children
• Milwaukee Archbishop Serves as Commencement Speaker
• CNN Political Analyst to Discuss Hillary Clinton at Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club
• Fontbonne Alumna Becomes President of American Dietetic Association
• Fontbonne President Receives Top Award from Special School District
• OPTIONS Consolidates North County Sites into One New Location
• New Faith-Based Theatre Group Provides Opportunity for Students
• Baseball Legend Recounts Good Old Days of the Game at Fontbonne/KMOX July Book Club
• Fontbonne to Hold Unique Literacy Institute for Local Educators
• New Vice President for Institutional Advancement Named
• One Alum Finds Calling in the Banking Business
• Once a Teacher Always a Teacher
• A Legacy of Caring - And Generosity
• Archbishop of Milwaukee Fontbonne's Guest Commencement Speaker
• Fontbonne Awards Top Teaching Honors
• St. Louis Blues CEO to Speak at Fontbonne
• Fontbonne to Hold a One Day Workshop for Artists
• Fontbonne to Hold Dedicated Semester for First Time Ever
• I-64 Construction Updates
• Finishing What They Started
• Check Out Fontbonne's Featured Artist for March
• Education Open House to be Held March 31
• President of Schnuck's Shares Business Insight with Students
• Student Information Management Down This Weekend
• Schlafly Brewery Owner to Read at Book Club Event
• Renowned Vatican Analyst Speaks During Carondelet Lecture Series
• Business Students Nab First in Accounting Competition
• Fontbonne to Hold Institute for Local Educators
• Former Democratic National Committee Chair to Speak at Book Club
• Fontbonne Names New Assistant Director of Development
• Students, Staff and Faculty Invited to Hear CEO of Schnuck's Supermarket Speak March 1
• Fontbonne to Hold Portfolio and Performing Arts Day
• University Honored With Cornerstone Award
• Author Shares Stories of Famous St. Louisans
• Fontbonne Installs New Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi
• Fontbonne Honors Alumni at Reunion Weekend
• History Professor Examines Relevancy of Marxism Today in New Book
• Open House December 1
• Students Win Scholarship Reward for Writing Competition
• Fontbonne Announces Founders Award Recipients
• Area Eighth Graders Visit Fontbonne
• Fontbonne Celebrates Grand Re-Opening of Student Center
• CDDE Holds Theatre Camp for Kids
• Son of Actor Jack Lemmon Shares Memoir
• Faculty Members Receive Teaching Awards
• New Major Gifts Officer Named
• Fontbonne Holds Literacy Institute for Local Teachers
• Fontbonne Again Ranks in US News & World Report Survey
• Melange ... a life approach
• Exploring with Fontbonne's Teacher of the Year
• LEARNING FOR THE SAKE OF LEARNING WITH OPTIONS
• Fall Open House Events
• Former Senator to Discuss Faith and Politics
• Fontbonne to hold Fall Institute for Educators
• President of Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Shares Business Insight with Students
• Successful Campaign Enhances Student Experience
• Early Childhood Major Takes Fontbonne Mission to Heart
• Student Bleeds Purple, Gold — & Red?
• September Book Club Walks in the Shoes of a Vanderbilt
• Business College Named in Honor of Key Supporters
• An End in Sight: Anheuser-Busch Hall Construction Nears Completion
• Future Engineers Now Have New Opportunity at Fontbonne
• Patch Adams Collaborator to Speak at Academic Convocation
• Fontbonne Announces 2010 Founders Awards Recipients
• Fontbonne University Receives Business Accreditation
• Fontbonne Recognizes Three Instructors for Excellence in Teaching
• Learning for the sake of learning with OPTIONS
• Book Club Cooks Up August Event
• Adult learners put newfound know-how to good works
• Activities for kids: Summer safety tips to keep your child from being kidnapped
• St. Louis banks post $39M in Q1 profit
• Report: Ralcorp arms itself vs. ConAgra
• Spring 2011 Florissant Valley Final Exam Schedule -
• Great view, delightful decor, tasty entrees and wonderful service all at Shula's
• Archeology w/Art Majors
• St. Louis casino revenue up 6% in April
• St. Louis School district budget cuts discussion at Vashon High
• Medicinal Chemistry Group joins IT Enterprises
• AT&T investing $1B in cloud for business
• Holes left to fill for the Rams
• is counting down the hours until the last day of classes!
• Express Scripts tops Mo. in Fortune 500
• Don't lose your classes! Summer semester tuition is due Thursday, May 12. You can pay at the Cashier's Office or by mail, phone or online.
• Anthem Blue Cross gives $20,000 to Red Cross for tornado relief
• Chancellor touts another record-breaking year
• Stifel Q1 profit jumps
• Community Health quits pursuit of Tenet
• Mo. gets federal disaster declaration
• Zoo-museum discount deal proposed
• Busch settlement in death expected today
• Mo. presidential primary moves to March
• Ill. board to mull Kenneth Hall closure
• Space Adventures books trips around moon
• Constellation, Exelon merger challenged
• McDonald's plans $1B restaurant upgrades
• Flooding will only worsen unless river management improves, says WUSTL hydrogeologist
• The birther issue: A Constitutional look
• St. Louis dermatologist develops face gel AZFASST with green tea
• BAM to open in former Borders units
• Provisions to close, new Wine & Cheese to open
• The Damnwells
• Good luck with finals this week! Dream big! Cafeteria is open for breakfast from 7 to 9:45 a.m. and for lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for nourishment needs this week.
• Stifel posts 32% jump in profit for Q1
• Starting today, the Cashier’s office will have extended hours through Thursday, June 9. The hours are as follows: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday – Thursday. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday. Questions? Contact the Cashier’s office at 4520.
• Radiologic Tech student's story is this month's Faces (campus features on faculty, staff, students and alumni).
• Tuesday rally planned in support of nuclear bill
• Fontbonne Day Makes the News
• Budweiser among top 100 global brands
• Tritons women golfers have ‘great chemistry,’ find success
• Lumiere Place opens new sports bar
• Faces: Love of Labs Leads Robbins to Career in Chemical Technology
• Insituform wins $3.6M contract in Canada
• Combs named chairman of 1st Financial Federal Credit Union
• Residents moving into Park Pacific apartments
• It's National Women's Health Week and we have a full slate of events. Today, now until 3 p.m., in the cafeteria, there are 20 information booths and health screenings in honor of National Check-up Day. From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., a session on using
• 24-hour loan approvals for tornado, flood victims
• Congratulations to next year's officers for Phi Theta Kappa! Megan Krato (ART), President; Tyler Kathmann (INT), Vice-President; Alex Glenn (INT), Secretary and Bryan Sohn (ART), Reserve Officer
• It's FINALS WEEK!!! Study hard and dare to be great.
• Don’t forget to return your rental textbooks by Friday, May 13, 2011.
• Softball Wins SLIAC Tournament; Earns NCAA Bid
• Centene subsidiary gets Ariz. contracts
• FutureFuel sees mixed Q1 results
• Allied Healthcare profit up
• Madison, St. Clair foreclosures drop
• Some Mo. offices closed for Truman Day
• Belleville's Lincoln Theatre expanding
• Centene unit wins Arizona contracts
• I-270 road work will slow traffic
• 15 states divvy $2B for high-speed rail
• Hertz offers $2.1B for Dollar Thrifty
• Estrogen-lowering drugs reduce mastectomy rates for breast cancer patients
• Day 3 of the MBU Mission trip to Haiti started off with a Spirit filled church service at the Bethel Mission Outreach followed by a tour of Port au Prince. Port au Prince still shows signs of damage from the Earthquake, please keep the people and familie
• Berkman wins second NL Player of the Week award of season
• Cards split series with Marlins, remain in first
• St. Louis NORML hosted March to the Arch (part 1).
• UMSL Tritons Softball Loses To Lewis, Faces Elimination Against Quincy
• UMSL Tritons Softball Survives And Thrives On Day 1 At GLVC Tournament
• The MBU Mission Team has safely arrived in Haiti! So far we've helped with roofi...ng on a home for a local Haitian family and showed some love to the Students at the School by the Mission. Stay tuned for more pictures and videos throughout our Jour
• Carbon Leaf w/ Giving Tree Band
• The senior sprinter led the host Pioneers to the championship of last weekend’s Dale Collier Invitational. Sharp earned four first-place medals to lead Kirkwood. He won the 100- and 200-meter dashes. His winning time in the 100 was 10.83.
• President Pfeiffer's blog has been updated. Please visit to catch up with what's happening on our campus.
• Announcement of commencement speakers from each campus. Ours is Margaret Grant, getting two degrees in culinary and baking/pastry!
• Shaun Hayes resigns from Isle of Capri Casinos board
• Sunrise Senior Living cuts jobs, loss widens
• Bellerive Country Club to host PGA championships
• Grey Eagle to distribute Urban Chestnut beer
• On May 10, more than 130 graduates will have their degrees conferred, and Dr. Henry Givens, Jr., president of HSSU for the past 32 years, will also be honored with a Doctorate of Humane Letters.
• STLCC Commencement Slated for May 21 at Scottrade Center
• St. Louis green buildings on the rise
• Smurfit had bid prior to RockTenn deal
• Thompson Street's Thermon launches $120M IPO
• See, smell ‘corpse flower’ this weekend
• YRC Worldwide cuts loss to $102M in Q1
• Tornado relief shows meaning of community
• American Railcar gets $10M deal to build railcars in India
• the student ambassadors got to see a winner at the Cardinals ballgame yesterday!
• We're almost there. Regular classes end this week, and finals start on Monday. How are YOU preparing for finals week?
• Facebook, Google both eye Skype deal
• Investors await April jobs report
• CEO: No plans to split CVS Caremark
• BofA reports legal costs of $940M
• Check out Mark Zuckerberg's $7M home
• Lax trade enforcement costs Mo., Ill. jobs
• LMI Aerospace profit rises to $4.3M
• Gas prices expected to fall
• Autohaus leaving Clayton for Maplewood
• Ill. House rejects medical marijuana
• Alejandro Escovedo & the Sensitive Boys
• Participate in the HSSU Summer Undergraduate Research Program and Earn a $1,500 Stipend! Go to for more information.
• Concordia Seminary Commencement Set for May 20
• Let's go to the Cinco de Mayo celebrations at Me Shon's, Amnesia and Junkyard
• The Lance Kendricks Decision
• Missouri road work calls for Highway 40 ramp closures
• Millstone Bangert gets $22M Mississippi River bridge contract
• Big Shark opens for St. Louis cyclists
• Nixon requests disaster declaration in Missouri
• Bank of America to open mortgage help center in St. Louis
• Congratulations to Michelle Reese, Michelle Drake and Amelia Roberson, winners of our St. Louis Music Festival ticket giveaway! Thank you to all who entered and for supporting the community news.
• Nursing student Tesa Trammell is pleased to sell two textbooks back to MBS's Lori Jones today, the first day of the Book Buy-Back program in the Forest Park Bookstore. From now until May 16, you can bring the used books you want to sell during books
• Suddenlink loss widens to $17M in Q1
• Lunch time special! Beef tacos for a dollar, and that includes 12 oz. Coca Cola product! Giveaways too -- including tickets to Cardinals' May 7 game! Stop by cafeteria now to 1:30 p.m.
• Updated final exam schedule just posted!
• Perficient profit jumps to $1.8M in Q1
• Bakers sales rise 8% to $47M in Q1
• WellAware Center Introduces "Mommy Fit" Class
• Celtic music comes to UMSL
• LaBarge Q3 profit drops 10% to $3.7M
• Build-A-Bear Workshop loses $2.3M in Q1
• May 5: Book Buy-Back starts today!! All funds will be applied to the ONE-card. Questions? Call the FV bookstore at 513-4304.
• Free Asthma Screening May 7 at Science Center
• All the info on our new name, team coaches and a new era in STLCC athletics!
• → Missouri Baptist University: The MBU Mission team landed safely in Miami. Next stop, Haiti! Please pray for us!
• HSSU welcomes Cynthia J. Brinkley, senior vice president at AT&T and former HSSU Board of Regent, as the keynote speaker for the University’s May 10, commencement.
• Tune in for the latest and greatest hits:
• The MBU mission team is on their way to Haiti - we'll keep you posted as we hear from them over the next ten days...
• Have you seen photos from Tuesday night's record-breaking graduation?
• Lamping suggests 'Cards-Cubs Bridge'
• Tenet profits slide despite more patients
• Arch Coal buy faces $104M liability
• Furniture Brands loses $3M in Q1
• Mo. lawmakers reach budget agreement
• GM triples profit
• Dunkin' Brands files for $400M IPO
• Boeing overcharged Pentagon for parts
• Boeing blasts labor board
• St. Louis-Chicago rail gets $186M
• Saving change makes saving money add up
• Moms receive free Magic House admission on Mother's Day
• A new tool to design executive compensation packages
• Protein keeps sleep-deprived flies ready to learn
• Justice Still Needed in the 1999 Slaying of Otha Liggins
• Furniture Brands loses $3M in Q1
• Survey: America's favorite beer is Bud
• Mishka
• Boeing overcharged Defense Department for aircraft parts
• Drum roll, please! The new team name is the ARCHERS! Our colors will be Navy and Silver for all STLCC sports. More than 1,400 cast votes. The new Archers logo will be unveiled this summer. So what do you think?
• Reliance Bancshares' loss doubles to $5M in Q1
• St. Louis-Chicago high-speed rail gets $186M
• More former St. Louis schools on the market
• After the districtwide vote… the winner of the St. Louis Community College team name survey is…ARCHERS...And the new team colors are…navy and silver. The Athletics Task Force would like to thank the more than 1,400 respondents who ca
• Kindred the Family Soul
• Michael Dierberg returns to First Banks board
• Flooding closes Isle of Capri casinos
• St. Louis bishop indicted in $52M Ponzi scheme
• MEMC Electronic Materials cuts loss to $4.5M in Q1
• Griffins Earn #1 Seed in SLIAC Tournament
• June Book Club Examines Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Learn about Irish Western writers
• Article and photos on our website regarding U.S. Secretary of Education's round-table discussion with 15 STLCC students.
• The weather is beautiful today...and for once, dry! Looks like a great day to spend outdoors...studying for the finals next week, of course!
• Heritage Foundation Fellowship addressed the economic crisis
• Hola! Plan on celebrating Cinco de Mayo Thursday with $1 beef tacos in the cafeteria, which includes a 12 oz. Coca Cola product, too! Lunch is served 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ole!
• 5 affordable Cinco De Mayo recipes from Tip Hero
• First woman NSF director to serve as keynote for Gender Studies symposium
• Today (May 4): CAR WASH ~ Noon - 4 p.m. in front of the Terry M. Fischer theatre. Cars - $5, Trucks - $7. Organized by the National Society of Black Engineers at Florissant Valley.
• HSSU is seeking to hire four HSSU students to work on a campus sustainability project. The project will last approximately four months and includes a stipend of $800! The application deadline is May 13, at 5 p.m. Visit HSSU's student home page or MY
• Wells CEO hears from angry America at annual meeting
• Supervalu rolls out new national brand
• ConAgra makes hostile $4.9B Ralcorp bid
• A-B InBev profit jumps 30% to $1.2B
• U.S. sues Deutsche Bank
• Ill., states sue Education Management
• ConAgra makes $4.9B hostile bid for Ralcorp
• Molson Coors Q1 profit falls to $83M
• MasterCard profit rises to $562M in Q1
• Twitter seeks to buy TweetDeck
• Vote yes for playground for physically challenged in O'Fallon
• → Missouri Baptist University: Largest commencement in MBU history now in progress. More than 900 graduates, including the first graduating class from the Doctorate of Education program.
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• Lean Principles Boost Stroke Treatment Times to World-Class Level
• Esco profit doubles to $13M in Q2
• YRC Worldwide restructuring plan meets with skepticism
• McEnroe, Chang to play in tennis match in St. Louis
• MoDOT road work heats up
• The Student Government Association now has a Twitter account. You can follow them at: SGAatForestPark. Next week, in honor of "Every Step Counts," they will be conducting a Scavenger Hunt! All students, faculty, staff and community members are
• If you haven't turned in your blue card (for graduation) and ordered your cap and gown, please do so immediatly. Questions? Call Bertha Moreland at 513.4471.
• Missouri AG Koster sues Pinnacle Security
• Gas-friendly vehicles boost GM's April sales
• In less than five hours, MBU will begin commencement of its largest graduating class ever - more than 900 students. Grads, are you ready?
• Ameren hits new 52-week high today
• Fed's Bullard would lose vote under Barney Frank bill
• UMSL announces 2011 STARS participants
• Beverly Hills Pharmacy to pay $500,000 settlement
• AMT student Shauna Wollmershauser had one of her photos published in the June 2011 issue of Hot Rod Magazine. Shauna took the photo of a 2010 Chevy Camaro, along with many others, from the pit at Gateway International Raceway last semester. The photo can
• Pfizer profit increases 10% to $2.2B in Q1
• UMSL accounting students win Best Practices competition
• Navy selects alumnus for top optometry award
• Book Buy-Back Time! Sell your used books at our Forest Park bookstore starting Thursday, May 5, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (same hours Mon-Thurs May 9-12). On Fridays, May 6 and 13, it's from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, May 16, is the final date, and those
• UMSL names new College of Education dean
• Chemist wins Chancellor’s Award for Research
• Don't forget- Tonight is Graduation! It starts at 7p.m. at the St. Charles Family Arena, come on out to support your follow classmates and to celebrate this monumental moment.
• Boeing shareholders to review executive pay
• Emerson 2Q profit soars 38% to $556M
• A-B InBev to report Q1 results Wednesday
• A-B, InBev culture clash continues
• Levee blasted to save Cairo, Ill.
• Emerson 2Q profit jumps 38% to $556M
• Senate OKs hub, tax credit overhaul bill
• Lee withdraws $1B private offering
• Dish, EchoStar to pay $500M settlement
• PPR Buys Volcom Fashions for $608M
• Freese hits DL with broken hand
• ‘Chained COLA’ is the stealth Social Security benefit cut
• Cards nearly sweep Braves, win sixth straight series
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee withdraws private offering
• Solutia posts $65M profit in Q1
• Nixon signs bill giving $189M to Missouri schools
• Stereotaxis loss widens to $9.5M in Q1
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee Enterprises loses $1.5M in Q2
• TSA vague about Lambert airport security following bin Laden's death
• WSJ opines on Forest Laboratories' woes
• Energizer gives $80,000 in batteries, flashlights, phone chargers to tornado victims
• If you need help with class papers, scholarship applications, organizing speeches -- anything written -- come to the Writing Center when tutors are working. Our Writing Center, G223, has tutors working from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and un
• Handprint gifts are an affordable tug at Mom's heart on Mother's Day
• State Department warns travelers after death of bin Laden
• Nixon vetoes Missouri redistricting bill
• We're now in the home stretch...it's the last week of regular classes! We're just throwin' that out there in case you forgot.
• President Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Please visit to catch up with what’s happening on our campus.
• Today is the last day to register for Beginning Teachers Assistance Program (BTAP)! BTAP is for 1st through 4th-year teachers, and it is FREE! BTAP will be held Saturday, May 7, 8:30 a.m.-noon in the Clay Early Childhood Center Professional Development A
• CHS makes Tenet 'best and final' offer
• Arch Coal to buy ICG for $3.4 billion
• Historic credits may be swapped for hub
• Charter picks Goldman, Citi to shop LA
• Arch Coal to buy ICG for $3.4 billion
• NFL lockout debate moves to St. Louis
• Missouri to sell excess property
• NBC to name Curry 'Today' co-host
• Watch out for scams after Sony breach
• Southwest-AirTran merger closes today
• Rice's origins point to China, genome researchers conclude
• Whom should they fear? Teaching your child self defense, escaping abduction
• UMSL Tritons Softball Claims Second GLVC Regular Season Title In Three Years
• Cards slug way past Astros for fifth straight series win
• Cards slug way past Astros for fifth straight series win
• Could your child be one of the 522? Take 25 minutes to discuss child protection
• Rams finish questionable Draft
• UMSL Tritons Softball Nabs Double Walk-Off Sweep Over Drury
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Eliminated From Playoff Contention
• The other sided of the sex work
• Cells talk more in areas Alzheimer’s hits first, boosting plaque component
• 5 frugal Mother's Day gifts
• Mother's Day gift idea: Kids make handprint flower pot at St. Charles art studio
• CountMyBeanz.com helps children learn about money
• James Durbin, Scotty McCreery, Casey Abrams in St. Louis for American Idol Tour
• Platinum hip hop trio Do or Die will be rocking the stage in St. Louis
• St. Louis NORML to host March to the Arch.
• Anheuser-Busch donates waters to tornado victims in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee
• Nixon vetoes bill increasing burden of proof in workplace discrimination cases
• Economist to lecture on financial meltdown, confidence crisis at UMSL
• We have had a lot of different events on campus this year. Music, theater, art, campus life to name a few. Tell us what YOUR favorite campus events were this year!
• CFO of the Year finalists named
• Go Lady Highlanders! Region 16 Softball Tournament going on today and Saturday at Florissant Valley campus.
• Scholar’s talk to focus on image data representation, processing
• Husband, wife team display work at Gallery Visio
• Your health care, in the future
• AT&T gives $25,000 for St. Louis tornado relief
• Charter gives $50,000 to tornado relief efforts
• You are invited to the opening reception of the Annual Student Art Show tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Gallery of Contemporary Art, located off the Library lobby. The show runs through May 13.
• Jury sides with Big Tobacco over Missouri hospitals
• Top of the list: St. Louis' largest hotels
• First Bank cuts loss to $6M in Q1
• MasterCard gives $50,000 to St. Louis storm victims
• Comic book enthusiast Mike Phoenix will be in the Highlander Lounge at 11 a.m. today to talk about St. Louis' connection to famous comic book heroes, which is featured in his book that he'll be signing too.
• Showing respect on campus is the topic of Stacia Doss's latest blog.
• What the Rams should do on Day Two
• It's Friday...and there's a lot of great things happening. disAbility Awareness Day today at 10 a.m. in the Meramec Theater, the Annual Student Exhibition opening at 5:30 p.m. at the art gallery, and "Scout Remembers: To Kill A Mockingbird
• Rams Draft Robert Quinn
• Mark your calendar for May 16 showing of "Freedom Riders" on PBS (KETC Ch. 9), sponsored by STLCC.
• Hey everyone! Come eat for Haiti @ chick-fil-a on Manchester! 15% of all sales from 5-8 pm go to Mobaps mission trip to Haiti! Please come out and support us!
• Fontbonne University Rescinds Offer to Mortenson
• Enjoy music? You have a veritable feast to pick from here on campus in the coming days. Tonight, Student Solos and Ensembles will take place at 7 p.m., Friday night New York percussionist Lukas Ligeti performs in collaboration with the St. Louis Hearding
• U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan will be here at noon today to talk to STLCC students about their issues and challenges in completing their college educations. Students from all four campuses will be participating in the round-table discussion.
• The Human Services Club is holding a “Jail and Bail “ fundraiser today, from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. in the Highlander Lounge. Please be aware that students will be serving “arrest warrants” throughout the day!
• UMSL music educator teaches ukulele to elementary students
• Join us tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. as the Meramec Contemporary Art Gallery presents the opening of the Annual Meramec Student Exhibition, a juried exhibit featuring the best of the year’s artworks in all media by Meramec art students. The exhibiti
• CitiMortgage to lay off 43 in O'Fallon
• Augusta Winery to move
• Activities for kids at Baby Kid Expo: Musicals, dancers, dress up storytelling
• St. Louis tornado recovery prompts question: What to do after storms pass
• Bernanke fails to address key issues, says economist
• Jump in communication skills led to species explosion among electric fishes
• What will happen with the Rams at the NFL Draft
• Free American Girl Doll patterns
• Free Kate Middleton royal wedding paper dolls and frugal wedding tips
• Congratulations to Ben Vogelsang, the Dianna L. Kirby Spirit Award recipient!
• Congratulations to Topher Schaller, the 29th Phillip H. Grogg Award recipient!
• Seminary Students Anticipate Call Day
• 31 cent ice cream scoop tonight at Baskin Robbins
• The best and worst Draft Picks of the St. Louis Rams
• Dear Gwen: A year ago, I stopped looking at the local and national news. It is too sad and makes me have a bad day thinking of all the terrible happenings around the world. There are too many wars and too many parents killing their little children. Why i
• SGA Elections today until 6 p.m.! Yes, there was an earlier election, but more people were needed and new folks are running! Vote in the lobby of Student Center!
• On Thursday, bring a brown bag to the discussion of "Persepolis" -- our One Book, One College reading choice -- at 2 p.m. in the CTL. You can come without your lunch too! International Education Committee providing beverages.
• Ivan & Alyosha
• A fresh Scene is on the campus newstands! Grab one! Very interesting articles about the Green Team, nursing students, SGA, and student commentary and photos! Our student newspaper is always looking for interested staff members too!
• Correction: The Wheat Brothers concert featuring music's Tom Zirkle and reading's Gene Gardner will start at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 1, in our theater (Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts). The Arts Calendar and other notices had it
• FEMA to inspect St. Louis tornado damage
• Anheuser-Busch touts alcohol-free beer
• Cards win series with Reds, take first place
• Join us Friday, April 29 at 10 a.m. in the Meramec theater as Brian Hawthorne, board member for Student Veterans of America, will present the keynote address at Disability Awareness Day. He has spoken across the nation about the transition from military
• Students see world through EU eyes
• Lee DeWyze
• Education alumna receives Monsanto Science Teacher of the Year award
• HSSU Student Government Association elections are going on today! Cast your vote, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., outside the HGA Hornet Dining Hall and in the main lobby of the Anheuser-Busch School of Business!
• Safe shelter in storms: Tornadoes in St. Louis reminder to have emergency plan
• Stanley Nelson, the pre-eminent American documentarian on the African-American experience, will speak at STLCC-Meramec today at 2 p.m. in the theater. The event will include clips from his "Freedom Riders" film, which is going to be shown on PB
• We know you've got a thousand things on your mind this time of the year. We do, too. So, we will remind you that payment for summer classes is due May 12, 2011 by 7:00 p.m.
• UMSL student investment group wins competition
• TODAY (April 26): STLCC-Meramec will host a pre-screening of "Freedom Riders" with filmmaker Stanley Nelson from 2-4 p.m. in the Meramec theater. A Q&A session will be held after the screening.
• Arch Coal swings to Q1 profit
• Sigma profit rises on record sales
• Benefits offered to ex-nuclear workers
• Edwards backs earlier Loop curfew
• Sigma-Aldrich profit rises 8% to $119M in Q1
• Lambert returns to full flight schedule
• Centene profit falls on higher revenue
• National Guard base damaged in tornado
• NFL players win key court decision
• Centene Q1 profit falls
• Home Invasion Shotgun Style
• St. Louis tornadoes raise question, what to do if driving during severe storms
• NFL players win key court decision
• Nixon blasts proposed termination suit changes
• Insituform Q1 profit plummets on bad weather
• Tornadoes and thunderstorms in St. Louis: Safety tips during a power outage
• Lambert returns to full flight schedule Tuesday
• Reinsurance Group of America profit soars 31% to $161M in Q1
• Nixon to sign corporate franchise tax repeal
• Interested in a career in biotechnology? Come to an information session on Wednesday, April 27, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Highlander Lounge at Forest Park campus.
• Two confirmed tornadoes in St. Louis
• Allstate sets up mobile claims center in Bridgeton
• Missouri Air National Guard base damaged in tornado
• Wells Fargo Advisors gives $100,000 to tornado recovery efforts
• Alumnus wins international award for conservation
• Tomorrow(April 26): STLCC-Meramec will host a pre-screening of "Freedom Riders" with filmmaker Stanley Nelson from 2-4 p.m. in the Meramec theater. A Q&A session will be held after the screening. For more information visit
• Fontbonne SLP Grad Students Successfully Defend Title
• St. Louis severe weather: Emergency supplies to keep for tornadoes, storms
• Come see director Stanley Nelson from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at Meramec's theater. He will discuss his documentary on "Freedom Riders" that will be shown on PBS's "American Experience" on May 16.
• President Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Please visit to read about the strategy and planning outcomes of the Achieving the Dream initiative.
• Due to a power outage, the University Follett Bookstore, the Emerson Performance Center, the William L. Clay, Sr. Early Childhood Development/Parenting Education Center, and the AT&T Library and Technology Resource Center will be closed today, April
• Don't forget: Tomorrow, STLCC-Meramec will host a pre-screening of "Freedom Riders" with filmmaker Stanley Nelson from 2-4 p.m. April 26, in the Meramec theater. Nelson will also answer audience questions after clips of the film have been
• St. Louis Cardinals pledge $30,000 for tornado victims
• Silver now at $49.79
• Boeing factory eyed in 737 tear
• A Wii successor?
• America's richest counties earned $5.86T
• Most flights restored at Lambert airport
• China reveals most-desired industries
• Mo. prescription drug plan to expire
• Floods expected with predicted rain
• Walmart pilots grocery home delivery
• Food price crisis can lead to deteriorating nutrition
• Kids with savings accounts in their name six times more likely to attend college
• MBU's graduating class of 2011 last Thursday at the annual Senior Walk.
• Junkyard Bar & Grill doing their part to help the tornado victims in St.Louis
• Bravo to the outstanding cast and crew of "What the Butler Saw" for their four zippy performances on our Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts stage!
• Tappmeyer Lands Five New Recruits For UMSL Tritons Basketball in 2011-2012
• Monsanto gives $100,000 to American Red Cross for storm cleanup
• Cards take series from Nats, move above .500
• Franklin loses closer job, responds to boos
• Thousands in Missouri without power after storms
• Storm damage closes Lambert airport in St. Louis
• Concordia Seminary Campus Unscathed by St. Louis Tornados
• Policy Forum on Climate Change at Webster University
• RFP issued for developers who could use $32M tax credits
• Give life! Give blood! A Blood Drive will take place on Monday, April 25, from 8 a.m. to noon in the Highlander Lounge.
• Latest blog from Stacia Doss!
• Forest Park's Camera Club took photos and sponsored an art sale of their photography. From left, Michael "Isa" Carter, digital photography student; Lindsey Davidson, photo major; Bryan Okpala, student lab assistant; Jamie Kreher, instructo
• New Belleville forensic lab project gets $38M boost
• Union Station buildings head to auction
• Magruder, Keehan named top women in health care
• Exhibit to feature photos by hospital interpreters
• Cat5 buys RunningShoes.com for $700,000
• Tenet rejects CHS' $3.3 billion offer
• KMOX, KWMU, KSDK, KMOV win Murrow awards
• ARII renews deal with Icahn firm
• Why the Rams should pick Da'Quan Bowers
• Obama taps Mizzou's Deaton for agriculture post
• Camera Club will take your photo today for only $3! Go to the Highlander Lounge before 2 p.m., to get the deal! They also have art for sale too! Such a deal!
• Ex-St. Louis County planning commissioner Morgan indicted
• Happy Friday! We just finished a photo shoot with an STLCC alumna Devorah Block, currently working in New York City as a graphic designer. The photos should appear in STLCC promotional material soon, so be on the lookout for the ads!
• Schumaker, Craig hit the disabled list
• Omega opens at Plaza Frontenac
• Keeping time at Plaza Frontenac
• Request for Ameren coal waste info fails
• Spectrum Brands expands bed bug line
• Is Kroenke the biggest sports mogul?
• Starbucks offers free Earth Day coffee
• Google launches Groupon rival
• Mo. lawmaker pushes cigarette tax hike
• Auditor questions Nixon's travel
• No deal yet on Mo. redistricting
• Free Starbucks coffee Blockbuster movie and National Parks on Earth Day
• Easter Egg Hunt 2011
• Cards nearly sweep Dodgers in LA, but settle for three
• Dos Lunas Tequila to sponsor Cinco de Mayo Cherokee Street Festival
• Hermann seeks to raise $2M for Veterans Festival
• Fleming producing more of radiation drug
• Southwest, American airlines raising fares
• Antennas Direct expects to double sales in 2011
• Peeps chicks and Easter bunnies frugal recipes
• Sad news for St. Louis backers of 'High'
• Madigan calls on Pabst to lower Blast by Colt 45 alcohol
• will be closed tomorrow for Good Friday.
• Southwest-AirTran merger to close in May
• Congratulations to Cole Johnson (IT) for winning the 2011 Exceptional Ambassador Award!
• Why the Rams should pick Robert Quinn
• Fuel prices force American Airlines to cut flights
• Anthropologist’s paper explores Israel’s language education in Jewish schools
• Missouri ranks high for business-friendly taxes
• Don't forget to vote for the new STLCC team name and colors! Voting closes Friday. Everyone with a current email address can vote! You were sent the info! Will it be Archers, Express, RiverCats or Spirit? Purple and gold, navy and silver, brown and
• Business professor to discuss ‘going green’ for company profit
• Meramec is jumpin' today. The Magic baseball team plays at 1:30 vs. Jefferson, and we have an Allied Health advising session in the Library Confluence Room (2nd floor) from 1:30-3:30. Get all the information about the Nursing, Physical Therapy Ass
• Earth Day deals 2011
• Tonight, April 21, through April 23, the HSSU Players will present “Seven Guitars,” a play by Pulitzer Prize-winning August Wilson about the tragic death of a rising blues star, Floyd “Schoolboy” Barton and the friends who mourn h
• Alum Lisa Hessel shoots wedding photography for one her clients last night in a field in Ballwin. Lisa is one of several MBU alums who will be featured in a story about entrepreneurship for the upcoming MBU Magazine.
• EPA orders Monsanto mine to pay $1.4M
• U. of Missouri to launch $1B campaign
• Mo. Senate OKs $23B budget plan
• Ingersoll in talks with Hussmann buyers
• NFL, players take break in talks
• Covidien profit beats analysts' estimate
• Loop Trolley still on track
• USDA hiring for new Overland facility
• Airlines to boost pay for bumped flights
• Patriot posts wider-than-expected loss
• UMSL Tritons Softball Continues Dominance Over Maryville
• Easter eggs mystery game for kids: Alternative to jelly beans, other sweets
• No yeast, no problem - Free sandwich at Subway including flatbread
• Stock up for Easter at Dierbergs' Thursday only shocker sale
• You don't want to miss "What the Butler Saw"! It's a fresh and funny farce performed by a fearless cast for four FREE performances this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Evening shows are at 8 p.m. in the Mildred E. Bastian Center for th
• Concordia Seminary Redesigns iTunes U Website
• Florissant Valley’s district winners of the League for Innovation Student Literary Competition - Terence Dixon (poetry) and Mavis Irving (short story). They won the FV and district-wide contest. Congratulations!
• American Railcar to restart Ohio plant
• Natasha Bedingfield Presented by Freschetta
• Fed's Bullard says it's half full
• Wash. U. profs delve into executive pay
• We're back! A technical glitch caused us to disappear from FB for a few days, but thanks to Brad Ward @BlueFuego all is now well, and we're gearing up to celebrate our MBU Seniors tomorrow - Senior Brunch, Senior Walk, Senior Chapel and Graduat
• Easter eggs scavenger hunt game for kids: Alternative to jelly beans, chocolates
• Sunny smiles from volunteers Jimesha Adams, Campus Life's Donivan Foster, and Lenora Bowie during "Sunfest" at lunch Wednesday. Campus Life treated the campus to pbeat tunes, trivia and bbq food.
• Jimmy Connors has an app — thanks, Mom
• Educators Invited to 6th Annual Fontbonne Literacy Institute
• Rep. Clem Smith's compelling story!
• Tivoli owner Landmark Theatres up for sale
• Nuclear bill protest planned at Ameren shareholders' meeting
• Nixon's puppy mill compromise threatened
• 2011 St. Louis Rams schedule released
• Life Skills gets $128,000 in tax credits
• AT&T hits targets without iPhone exclusive
• STLCC-Meramec will host a pre-screening of "Freedom Riders" with filmmaker Stanley Nelson from 2-4 p.m. April 26, in the Meramec theater. "Freedom Riders" tells the story of civil rights activists risking their lives by deliberately v
• Wells Fargo profit up 48% to $3.8B
• Community files to dismiss Tenet suit
• Pulaski swings to Q2 profit
• Big company jobs go overseas
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Doubleheader Against Maryville Rained Out
• AES buying Ohio utility for $4.7B
• Busch wants to settle wrongful death suit for $1.5M
• Ex-Maritz VP joins meeting planner
• MillerCoors domestic sales fall
• St. Louis, police compromise on local control
• Debate on nuclear bill ends without vote
• Plan for Ill. pensions eschews debt
• Growing unrest leads Chinese authorities to turn against formal law
• Finalists named for St. Charles Community College president
• Vision Airlines adds St. Louis service
• Going crazy for 'Next to Normal' at the Fabulous Fox Theatre in St. Louis
• Community Health wants Tenet's suit tossed
• Local girl one of 50 contestants for Maurice's Mainstreet Model Contest
• We're here to help! Depression & Anxiety Screening Day Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. in Counseling Center F-217. Counseling staff available for screening. To help you learn more about anxiety disorders, their symptoms and effec
• Pulaski swings to profit in Q2
• A.G. Edwards, now Wells Fargo Advisors, to pay $755,000 settlement
• Annie Malone names Starks CEO
• Big history: from Big Bang to BlackBerry
• Physics takes alum to great heights
• NYT Sports Columnist to Speak on New Book, Stan Musial
• Fontbonne to Host Joint Presentation: Bosnia After Genocide
• Wash. U. contest awards $102,500 in grants
• Dish to close 1,000 Blockbuster stores
• U.S. Bank posts $1B profit
• Cadaver Dogs & The Up All Nights
• Jefferson County water company sold
• Berkman named NL Player of the Week
• Looking for work?
• Schumaker, Craig sit with minor injuries
• The weather's gloomy today, but be thinking happy thoughts of sunny times, for Wednesday is Sun Fest! Campus Life is treating everyone to a picnic-bbq lunch (hot dogs, hamburgers and sides) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Cafeteria.
• Celebrate Earth Day at Meramec tomorrow from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.in the Student Center Quad. We will have a variety of free presentations, activities, and displays as we celebrate the Earth! For more information please contact Emily M. Neal, eneal20@stlcc.
• Why the Rams should pick J.J. Watt
• Hidden Valley owner plans $40M IPO
• CPI profit falls
• McDonald's hiring 50,000 today
• CPI Q4 profit, sales fall
• Forest Park Hospital closing ER
• Ticketmaster links prices to demand
• AT&T offers $270 to switch to U-Verse
• Ackerman sues Indian car maker
• Samsung selling hard-drive unit to Seagate for $1.4B
• Boeing preps Dreamliner training
• Decoding cancer patients’ genomes is powerful diagnostic tool
• Crazed Sanity: A new poetic novel written about issues of the past
• MORE picketed Bank of America on tax day
• Great talents at Fubar with Greenhouse Records & The Newsletter Presents
• President Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Please visit: read about Achieving the Dream, our 2011 David L. Underwood Memorial Lecturer and the Service Awards.
• Miami, Florida Hip-Hop icon Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell has officially announced he will run for Mayor of Miami-Dade County, after the sitting Mayor, Carlos Alvarez, was booted from office in a recall election last month. For full details, vis
• Hidden Valley owner Peak Resorts to file $40M IPO
• Barnes-Jewish Ranked 10th in Organ Transplant in 2010
• St. Alexius Hospital to close ER at Forest Park campus
• Gannett earnings slump 23%
• Washington University gets $550,000 from Mellon Foundation to preserve 'Eyes on the Prize'
• Check out this week's student newsletter...
• Microgrid installs electric car charging station at Novus
• GLVC names UMSL Tritons athlete women’s tennis player of week
• Cass profit jumps 20% in Q1
• Why the Rams should pick Aldon Smith
• had a fantastic turn out for the car show yesterday! Thanks to everyone who attended and to all of our vendors!
• Campus Community Participates in Fourth Annual Fontbonne Day
• Such a deal today in the Cafeteria! A Tax Day Special features a quarter-pound burger with baked beans, waffle fries and a small fountain drink for only $2.50! Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Musicians can participate in workshops with guest resident and five-time Grammy nominee John McCutcheon on April 18 and April 19. He will be performing a concert at 7:30 p.m. on April 19 featuring the Meramec Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Orchestra.
• Ill. lawmakers propose food stamp IDs
• 96 million have beaten tax deadline
• Toyota restarts production in Japan
• Nestle buys stake in Chinese food maker
• J&J targets Synthes for takeover
• Gas prices up for 26th day
• Google Video shutting down
• Philips, Hong Kong TV maker ink deal
• Community switching Tenet bid to cash
• MU gets $14M for cattle research
• Mehlville High School Band to join UMSL Symphonic Band for Touhill concert
• UMSL choral, orchestra groups to share stage
• Bleacher Bashed—Tritons Win Game 1, Get No-Hit In Game 2 Against BU
• Berkman, Cardinals erupt for 31 runs, win series with D-Backs
• What to do about the unruly teens?
• Former Kerry bread crumb plant in Millstadt to be auctioned
• A hip hop look at Märquez Lmk Président of Kenya, making music you can feel
• Here's a link of Christina Wells performing at the MBU Connie Powell Memorial Recital.
• Congratulations to Johanna Stuff(1st place), Preston Hitt (2nd place) and Alaina Soderstrom (3rd place) for placing in MBU's Connie Powell Memorial Music Awards.
• Afton's bookings allow local St. Louis artists to explore their great talents
• MERS/Missouri Goodwill Industries to open first outlet store in downtown St. Louis
• The exciting news of the day!
• St. Louis Community College names Dorsey chancellor
• Webster-Kirkwood Times to buy West End Word
• The MBU Spring Choral Concert is tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Pillsbury Chapel. The event is free! Make sure to come out to enjoy some great music!
• This week's blog by Stacia Doss -- you can change the world. Just sayin'!
• Missouri leads Midwest in casino revenue growth
• UMSL breaks ground for new building in Grand Center
• Our President Cindy Hess with chancellor-elect Myrtle Dorsey, who was here for forums last week.
• Juggle.com buys LocalDeal.com
• Sunday's forcast looks great! Bring the family out to our annual Car Show and Alumni Reunion!
• Check out pictures from the Senior Celebration on our Flickr page!
• "John McCutcheon is the most impressive instrumentalist I have ever heard!" -Johnny Cash High praise for an artist from one of the most legendary figures in music.
• The Meramec Financial Aid office is presenting a Financial Literacy Workshop on April 19 in SC 200. Two sessions are available for student, faculty and staff to attend at 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
• Report neglect or physical, emotional or sex abuse of children in St. Louis
• Realtime Results to lay off 180
• Normandy nursing home target of probe
• Stifel to pay fraction sought by Wells
• Wash. U. may host presidential debate
• St. Louis Motorsports sues ex-employee
• Richmond Heights to sell part of Hadley
• Blues break cable TV rating record
• Bank of America profit falls 38%
• Mo. House rejects redistricting map
• No active TB found at Busch Stadium
• Despite pivotal post-WWII role in developing legal frameworks, the U.S. appears threatened by international law
• What do toilets and tires have in common: St. Louis Earth Day Festival has plan
• Rockin’ Chair
• Realtime Results to lay off 180
• Stifel ordered to pay fraction sought by Wells over raid claim
• Washington University a contender for 2012 presidential debate
• Three Cups of Tea Author to Give Fontbonne Commencement Address
• St. Louis places Tallet, Augenstein on disabled list
• Denise Sneed-Williams, author of "Revealed - Looking at Life through Self-Examination," was the keynote speaker at the African-American Male Initiative's Salute to the Women of AAMI Friday afternoon. Here she is shown talking to Lambert Ho
• Supervalu shares soar on better-than-expected profits
• Commerce Bancshares earnings jump as loan quality improves
• Free movie! "Bend It Like Beckham" will be shown Friday from noon to 2 p.m. in Theatre Room 204, with a discussion following by professors Sandra Osburn and Mary Hurley. And that will wrap up Communications Week! Thanks for participating!
• Isle of Capri wins Pa. casino license
• Restaurant owners lament proposed trans fat ban in Illinois
• Allison Collinger of AHC Consulting presented "Game Changers: Social Media for Networking - Tips and Tools" Wednesday night during Communications Week.
• "What the Butler Saw" Director Suki Peters and star John Foughty will be on "The Great Big Entertainment Show" Friday on KCFV Radio (89.5 FM and live-streamed). The show runs from 8 a.m. to noon; tune in at 9 a.m. for the theater segm
• Yesterday, we visited with MBU alum Nathan Merrick, VP of Franchise Development with Fish Window Cleaning, the world's largest window cleaning company (providing service to more than 100,000 commercial and residential customers nationwide), founded
• KWMU, UMSL to break ground in Grand Center
• Trans fat acts like 'grease in sinks'
• Illinois House OKs trans fat ban
• Siteman/NewsChannel 5 Komen Race Team Announced
• Today (March 14): The Underwood Award Announcement will be held at 12:30 p.m. in the Instructional Resources building (3rd floor).
• Monsanto, Atlas to invest in life science companies
• Danforth Center gets $8M from Gates Foundation for cassava work
• CEO Shaun Hayes leaves Sun Security Bank
• Fleming highest-paid chamber president
• Durbin to JPMorgan CEO: Stop whining
• Mo. lawmakers block high-speed rail plan
• Mo. Senate passes health-care taxes
• Koster comments on city-county talks
• Missouri Senate OKs redistricting map
• No deal yet on Cardinals games on AT&T
• Trailnet April Newsletter - April 12, 2011
• CEO Shaun Hayes leaves Sun Security Bank
• Reporters Union picketed the Post-Dispatch today
• Join us Wednesday, April 27 from 1-2:30 p.m. in SC 200/201 as we honor the victims of the Armenian Genocide (1915-1918) by presenting two guest speakers, Svetlana Avakyan, who will present her first-hand account, and Steve Hagopian, who will share his fa
• Paddy Wrob of Eureka, Mo., looks over pottery during the annual spring sale by the Clay Club in the Highlander Lounge. The sale continues until 7 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. Wrob is a former ceramics student who comes to the sale every
• Cards drop series with Giants, their third in a row
• Obama proposes $4 trillion in cuts
• St. Louis Cardinals to raise money for Japan quake victims
• Dog breeder law changes head to Nixon
• American Airlines sues Orbitz, Travelport over bookings
• Turleys give $250,000 to Stages St. Louis
• HBE kicks off $4M Hoopeston Hospital project
• Laurel apartments start taking reservations
• Virtual Tour of Anheuser-Busch Hall Renovation
• What's going to be our new team name? Will it be Archers, Express, RiverCats or Spirit? Those are the four finalists. Students and campus staff-faculty (anyone with a valid stlcc email address) have until April 22 to vote for their first choice and
• Nixon signs Missouri jobless benefits extension into law
• Korte & Luitjohan, McCarthy to work on new St. Joseph's Hospital
• Thursday, April 14: The Missouri Department of Transportation(MoDOT) will hold an open house-style public meeting in the Multipurpose room from 4 to 7 p.m. to discuss future traffic and safety improvement options on a 12-mile stretch of Interstate 270 in
• Today (April 13): The Human Services Club will sponsor the first-ever Rip the Runway Fashion Show. Tickets are just two dollars at the Cashier's office. Faculty, staff and students will model the latest fashions from the classroom to the boardroom.
• Ameren nuclear plant to do safety drill
• McCaskill raises more than $1M
• MEMC resumes wafer production in Japan
• Save-A-Lot, Rite Aid to do more deals
• U.S. sues Arch Coal over cleanup
• Schneider makes $30B bid for Tyco
• Deutsche Bank to restructure U.S. ops
• Ill. pension most underfunded in U.S.
• Illinois' old bills total $4.5 billion
• Mo. to lay off juvenile detention workers
• Free Starbucks coffee or tea on Earth Day
• Best Easter candy and Easter basket sales in St. Louis
• Children's Easter dress and girls tops from My Michelle recalled
• 31 cent ice cream night at Baskin-Robbins for fallen firefighters
• Once Upon A Child giving away free Easter dress purchases and more this weekend
• MEMC resumes wafer production in Japan
• Pottery Sale in the Highlander Lounge Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Support our Clay Club and Ceramics students!
• OASIS gets $2.7M WellPoint grant
• Big History Lecture to focus on famous fossil Lucy
• Fontbonne and NCAA Conclude Joint Review
• Choral director leads groups of all sizes
• Thermadyne President Quinn adds CEO title
• Hundreds celebrate UMSL’s commitment to community
• YTB, Illinois Attorney General Madigan reach deal
• McKee to judge: Reverse Northside TIF decision
• The MBU Opera Workshop : HMS Pinafore was last Friday, April 8, 2011. Check out this clip from the performance.
• Build-A-Bear to give $180,000 to St. Jude
• Physics scholar receives Governor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
• UMSL’s business college, accounting program earn reaccreditation
• Communications Week kicked off with Mariah Richardson's presentation on "Acting Out -- Acting in the Real World." Wednesday is two events - 1 p.m. lecture on Contemporary International Art Cinema in C112 and 7 p.m. presentation on "Ga
• Monsanto shares rise on BASF buyout speculation
• Vote! Today is Student Government Association Elections in the Student Center Lobby until 6 p.m. Shown here voting is communications student Carol Hunt while Ronald Anthony volunteers as a poll-watcher.
• Casa de Salud hires with $40,000 grant
• Health care becomes Missouri’s biggest employer
• Givens to retire as Harris-Stowe State University president
• Congratulations to our first place finishers at the State SkillsUSA Competition: Josh Meyers, Automotive Service Technology; Bryan Faust, Carpentry; Matt Warnecke, CNC Milling and Ethan Schmierbach, CNC Turning. These guys will all compete at the Nationa
• "Acting Out -- Acting for the Real World" -- come to this presentation now in the Green Room (Theatre Building). Mariah Richardson's giving advice 11 a.m. until 12:15 p.m.
• UMSL’s College of Nursing to host lecture on nursing leadership
• Join us tomorrow in the Student Center quad from 11am - 1 pm for Springfest! Cheap (well, inexpensive) food, arts and activities, great music...more fun than you should be allowed to have in the middle of a school day! Proceeds from food sales go to th
• Dear Gwen: My sister-in-law wanted to purchase an SUV after wrecking her car. She asked me to co-sign but I told her I would loan her the money for a down payment – but would not co-sign....My husband was not aware that his family, my family, and
• Six Keys to Saving by Starting at Community College
• Gas prices rise again in St. Louis metro
• KC biz leaders to guvs: Stop border wars
• Mo. Senate OKs jobless benefits extension
• Bunge to build Illinois grain terminal
• McDowell to become Isle CEO April 25
• Missouri House approves Aerotropolis bill
• Kroenke deal values Arsenal at $1.2B
• Airports want huge Boeing, neighbors fret
• Amazon sells Kindle with ads for $114
• Japan nuclear level similar to Chernobyl
• New index measures financial stability
• 22nd Annual St. Louis Earth Day Festival
• Why the Rams should pick Corey Liuget
• Good news about a great partnership!
• Congratulations to Ekaterina "Kate" Leshkova on this national Radiologic Science honor!
• Bunge joint venture to build Ill. grain terminal
• McDowell to become Isle of Capri Casinos CEO April 25
• Student Government Association Elections on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Student Center Lobby! Express yourself and vote!
• President Pfeiffer’s blog has been updated. Please visit: to read about the activities that took place on campus this week.
• Clayco to build Express Scripts $70M expansion
• Missouri women paid $9,667 less than men
• Kerckhoff promoted to deputy general counsel at American Water
• Ben Sollee
• Tenet's suit against CHS makes Wall Street wary
• Report: Missouri should focus on biosciences, IT, health, transportation
• Wash. U. a 'pressure cooker college'
• Koster: Health mandate unconstitutional
• Port authority awards $750,000 to groups
• UMSL’s PMBA team scores at ACG Interuniversity Cup
• Why the Rams should pick Mark Ingram
• Fox cuts Cardinals cable
• Watch Pujols on '60 Minutes'
• Level 3 to buy Global Crossing for $3B
• Apple studies Verizon iPad2 problems
• GOP proposes $30B cut to farm subsidies
• Borders bonuses targeted in bankruptcy
• Economists: Growth will pick up by 4Q
• Obama to announce plan to cut debt
• A look at the TWA buyout a decade later
• Missouri senators to debate nuclear bill
• Gateway Miniature Fair brings the best of dollhouse furniture to St. Louis
• St. Louis Earth Day Festival features "green" activities for kids and families
• Shootingstars provide clues to likely response of plants to global warming
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Has Big Week, Goes 5-1 Against Maryville, UIS
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Splits Two On Saturday With UIS
• UMSL Tritons Softball Flops In Doubleheader Losses To First-Place Lewis
• Forest Park's is Thursday, May 5, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the A-B Dining Room.
• Cards lose series to Pirates, continue rough start
• Great values, great entertainment and banging beats at Area Code Bar & Grill
• American Indian Pow Wow April 9
• Deal averts federal government shutdown
• Viasystems reacts to cost, supply issues
• Federal shutdown looms as parties fight over abortion, spending
• Rusted Root
• First Nonprofit Seminar Tackled Tough Management Challenges
• Celebrate Earth Day Wednesday April 20, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in the Student Center Quad. This free event features presentations, activities and displays by local organizations in addition to music and other activities. For more information about Earth
• Harris expands St. Louis office
• Furniture Brands opening 2 Thomasville stores
• Insituform gets $8M Richmond, Va., contract renewal
• HMS Pinafore Kicks off today in the Pillsbury Chapel at 3 p.m. and then at 7:30 p.m. Here's a sneak Peak!
• Our latest blog from Stacia Doss on going green.
• Time to say NO to the St. Louis Rams
• Top airlines at Lambert: Southwest bumps American
• The seventh annual Bowling for Scholars event is today, beginning at 3 p.m., at Strike ‘n Spare Bowling Center, 1309 North Lindbergh Blvd. Come support our scholarship fundraiser!
• Hospital Sisters gets new CEO
• Fox Sports Midwest adds Matheny, Mabry, Randolph to lineup
• St. Louis Cardinals among leaders for baseball attendance
• Wells Fargo cutting 1,900 mortgage jobs
• Don't Forget to catch the MBU Opera Workshop's presentation of HMS Pinafore today at 3 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m.
• Macy's sales better than expected in March
• Missouri casinos fined $761,000 last year
• University City audit graded C
• UMB: Shutdown won't halt biz loans apps
• Missouri shows potential for wind power
• Missouri plans effort to improve broadband
• Google, feds close to deal over ITA
• Wells Fargo to cut 1,900 jobs
• Social Security to stop mailing statements
• Wildey Theatre reopens in Edwardsville
• Playing hardball in negotiations: Home field provides advantage
• St. Louis area Easter egg hunts: O'Fallon and Wentzville host kids activities
• Tax day relief from P.F. Changs
• Royal savings for your wedding - Take home your wedding gown for free
• St. Louis area Easter egg hunts: Hopping into St. Charles for kids activities
• We want you to follow us on Facebook -- we have information on events, programs and news, plus fun photos like the ones you see here today. Tell all your classmates and friends!
• Chancellor finalist Dr. Thomas Klincar of John Wood Community College, a native of Belleville, Ill., spoke in a forum today. He's shown here with Forest Park President Cindy Hess.
• Congratulations to sociology professor Andrea Nichols on being named Teacher of the Year at Forest Park today.
• UMSL student sees challenges as advantages
• St. Louis Jewish Light features English scholar’s award-winning book
• St. Louis Beacon receives $2.6M in pledges
• UMSL Jazz Combos to perform tonight at Touhill
• And the winners are...Drum roll, please -- Dorothy Cooper and Julie Farr Garland. You each win $25 gift card from the Forest Park bookstore. See Christy Hart to pick it up. Thanks for signing up -- Dorothy today and Julie previously! Tell all your classm
• UMSL senior named GLVC golfer of month
• Monsanto opens new $2B credit line
• Proposition A Anniversary panel at UMSL
• UMSL Tritons name new head volleyball coach
• Yay to the 49 more folks who now "Like" our page! They signed up today during our lunchtime promotion! One of them will be selected as our gift certificate winner and announced soon! WOOHOO!
• CardiaLen lands $216,000 grant
• This past Saturday, April 2, 2011, MBU hosted the annual Club A event featuring the vocal jazz group Allusion & the MBU Jazz Band.
• Tomorrow: MBU Opera Workshop presents H.M.S. Pinafore at 3:00 pm & 7:30 pm in the Pillsbury Chapel. Admission is FREE!! For information, contact the Fine Arts Office at 314-744-5364.
• Quinn unveils $12B Illinois road plan
• Reid says federal shutdown is likely
• UMSL international photo, poster contest winners announced
• Communications instructor Mariah Richardson's success with "Delilah's Wish" in St. Louis American today!
• Hot dogs for $1! Free coffee! Cookies in support of Bowling for Scholars! Now through 1:30 p.m. in cafeteria. Sign up for Facebook at our station today and have a shot at winning $25 gift certificate from bookstore!
• Lloyd Daniels live at noon -- use this feed: The URL will be www.ustream.tv/channel/stlcc-fv
• Focus on keeping it Green!
• St. Louis to host big cross-country race
• We are now live with Lloyd Daniel former State Representative.
• Fire disrupts traffic in downtown St. Louis
• Today (April 7): African American Male Initiative Week ~ There will be a live-webcast of these following events, if you are unable to attend - www.ustream.tv/channel/STLCC-FV: -Lloyd Daniel, 11 a.m. Thursday, April 7. -Charlie A. Dooley, Noon Thursday, A
• UMSL Baseball Will Hold 2011 Bleacher Bash on April 13
• Stifel Nicolaus president retires
• John Doerr makes Forbes' Midas list
• Belleville hall on most endangered list
• KV rival Watson gets boost with approval
• Roberts to rebrand Hotel Indigo
• UMSL gets grant to fight bed bugs
• Mo. budget chief poses shutdown questions
• Business impact of federal shutdown
• GOP floats extension to delay shutdown
• Scottrade caught in Epsilon data breach
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Takes Two From Rival Maryville
• We’re not broke, we’re starving, says Brown School economist
• Black Pearl Sings!
• St. Louis Easter egg hunts for kids: Des Peres, Rock Hill, Town & Country
• St. Louis Easter egg hunts for kids: Things to do in Ballwin and Chesterfield
• Last Bach at the Sem Concert of the Season on April 17
• Roberts to rebrand Hotel Indigo
• Chance to win gift certificates to bookstore just by signing up for Facebook! That's right, come to the cafeteria Thursday between 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and "like' us -- sign up right there -- and you'll be entered into a drawing. Don
• Dr. Myrtle Dorsey, chancellor of Baton Rouge Community College, spoke in a chancellor finalists forum Wednesday at Forest Park. She is shown here with Dr. Cindy Hess, president of Forest Park. On Thursday, finalist Thomas Klincar, president of John Wood
• UMSL gets grant to fight bed bugs
• Missouri budget chief: Questions remain about shutdown
• Hattie Jackson defeated three opponents to win a seat on the STLCC Board of Trustees Tuesday. Here is her background.
• Congratulations to Hattie Jackson, elected to the STLCC Board of Trustees April 5, shown here at left with Forest Park president Cindy Hess. Hattie, former dean and English professor, retired last year after 39 years in education. She attended the chance
• Business impact of federal shutdown detailed
• Scottrade caught in Epsilon data breach
• Katie Herzig
• Federal shutdown would slow refunds, passports, Social Security
• Economist to discuss work of F. A. Hayek
• The Meramec Student Ambassadors will sponsor a Dodgeball tournament April 21st from 5-9pm. $8 per person to play, $45 for teams of 6-10, and $4 for spectators. All proceeds go to the Red Cross to benefit those affected by the tsunami and earthquake in Ja
• Heroin How well do you know it?
• Gallery FAB displays work by UMSL photography students
• St. Louis Easter egg hunts for kids: Maryland Heights and Creve Coeur
• Reliv launches $1M stock buyback
• Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation CEO Luckes resigns
• had 45 students attend our shadow-a-tech event today!!
• Expert: Wrongful death suit against Busch IV 'unusual'
• Roster McCabe w/ Aaron Kamm & the One Drops
• This is big.
• Director Stanley Nelson will be on hand for a Q-and-A.
• St. Louis Arch would close in federal shutdown
• Blues snap a seven-game losing streak to Colorado, win 3-1
• TODAY (April 6): Lunch 'N' Learn ~ Smoking Cessation Breathe Right, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Cafeteria. Listen to experts and your peers talk about their success and trials with quitting smoking and learn how you too can breathe right! A $6.50 meal vo
• Election results for 2011 municipal elections
• TODAY (April 6): Global Gatherings ~The Middle East. 9:30 a.m., IR-1st floor. Iraqi scholar, Zaid N. Mahir.
• M&I to take BMO Harris Bank name
• Monsanto profit jumps 15% in Q2
• Nuclear plant bill passes Senate committee
• Zimmerman elected county assessor
• St. Louis votes to keep earnings tax
• Monsanto profit up 15% in Q2
• House Committee OKs redistricting map
• CEO: Caterpillar to stay in Illinois
• KWMU to break ground on new HQ
• KC approves keeping earnings tax
• Pampers issues recall of popular style infant pacifier sold in St. Louis stores
• Salmonella recall of Jenny-O Turkey Burgers sold in St. Louis Sam's Club stores
• Free clothing for women at Harvester Christian's Blessing Boutique
• Sam's Club donates $350,000 to OASIS
• Post-Dispatch parent Lee coverts Class B to common stock
• Giving Circle Funds Successful Symposium
• Fontbonne English Instructor Publishes Debut Novel
• Congress axes health care paperwork burden
• The Jet Life Tour with Curren$y
• Tim Halperin
• Durbin calls for steel industry trade relief
• Richmond Heights OKs Cheshire Inn incentives
• Baur resigns from Enterprise Bank & Trust
• has a busy week ahead with a Shadow-a-Tech event tomorrow and Teacher/Counselor workshop on Friday!
• Marston sold to Golder Associates
• Food & Wine names Farmhaus' Willmann Best New Chef
• Carmody, Sedey argue Katz suit against Anheuser-Busch
• Have you voted today? Our board of trustees is on the election ballot.
• See the presentations live-streamed here (click link) of AAMI guest speakers David Steward, CEO of World Wide Technology, and Demico Boothe, author of "Why Are So Many Black Men in Prison," today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• Polsinelli gets offers for other HQ sites
• New report looks at lessons from Prop A passage
• The Local Line on the NFL Draft
• There will be a live-webcast of these following events, if you are unable to attend - www.ustream.tv/channel/STLCC-FV: -David Steward, 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 5. -Demico Boothe, noon Tuesday, April 5. For more information visit:
• Today (April 5)~David Steward, CEO of World Wide Technology Inc. and co-author of “Doing Business by the Good Book,” 11 a.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Demico Boothe, author of “Why Are So Many Black Men in Prison”. Student-focused
• Germany's International Entertainment arrives in St. Louis: Andre Santisi
• Former Obama adviser Romer to keynote discussion on unemployment and underemployment April 12
• How to handle phishing emails and not become a victim of identity theft
• Second Annual "Pedal the Cause" Announced
• A look inside the new Hotel Ignacio at SLU
• Epsilon email breach raises identity theft concerns for St. Louis customers
• Marketing Alliance Q3 profit jumps
• Anheuser-Busch reopens glass plant
• RehabCare to lay off 140
• Mercy Children's Hospital names Mollohan executive director
• Apartments in the new Spartan Village are quickly filling up. Make sure you apply to reserve your spot.
• In the news!
• Belden acquires Poliron for $30M
• St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley and the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St. Louis hosted a Community Chess Festival April 2 at the Florissant Valley campus. The fundraiser took place in the Student Center and featured world-ranked Gran
• Belden signs office lease in Memphis
• Missouri tax collections rise 9% in March
• Forsyth Capital invests in Engle Martin
• Congratulations to PAS Advisor Ginny Naumann for her placement on the National PAS Governing Board and to Molly K for her third place win in the "Crop Production" employment interview!
• Berglund leads Blues to 6-1 win at Columbus
• Three finalists for Chancellor position announced. They will each speak in forums scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday afternoons in the cafeteria at Forest Park.
• Garcia’s shutout helps Cards salvage series
• Interested in an Engineering Degree from Missouri S&T? Learn how you can save money by attending STLCC for the first two years of your bachelor’s program by attending Engineering, Mathematics & Sciences Night on Thursday, April 7 at 6 p.m.
• "Why Are So Many Black Men in Prison" author Demico Boothe will speak at 7 p.m. Monday, and be part of a panel discussion at noon Tuesday, April 5 - both in Florissant Valley's Multipurpose Room in the Student Center. Boothe will sign copi
• Alumnus writes ‘Travel Dreams Sold Here’
• Alumnus Gig Gwin writes ‘Travel Dreams Sold Here’
• The Game Day hot dog promotion was so much fun that we're doing it again on Thursday, April 7, in the cafeteria - $1 hot dogs from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., plus it's FREE COFFEE day from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hooray!
• Take me out to the ballgame, not the emergency room
• Today (April 4) - Demico Boothe, author of “Why Are So Many Black Men in Prison,” 7 p.m.
• Coach McKinney Passes Away
• Apply to have three credit hours paid for this summer! Presidential Tuition Waiver Applications are now available and will begin to be accepted in HGA Room 110 beginning April 11. For more information, call (314) 340-3386.
• MoDOT tests coating to fight graffiti
• LaBarge to be sold to Ducommun for $340M
• Sbarro restaurant chain to file bankruptcy
• LaBarge to be sold to Ducommun for $340M
• Pfizer to sell Capsugel to KKR for $2.4B
• Icahn, Dish to bid on Blockbuster
• Swansea, township fight over sewer bills
• Monsanto to release earnings Wednesday
• Southwest cancels flights after rupture
• Teavana, Maurices open at St. Clair Square
• St. Louisans showed there support for the earnings tax.
• Social Security more essential than ever, WUSTL expert says
• Holliday has appendectomy, return uncertain
• MiTek buys Battery Technology Group
• Wash. U. business school ranked among nation’s best
• NFL, players extend negotiations a week
• EADS won't challenge Boeing tanker win
• Expect more pain at the pump
• Coca-Cola pulls sodas in St. Louis
• IdX buys Lancaster Industries
• Pinnacle Entertainment CFO Capp to exit
• Disparities found in local housing loans
• Glik's opens in Columbia
• Pinnacle turns focus from glitz to profits
• Consumer group backs nuclear plant bill
• Study: Mo. public employees underpaid
• Clayton sued over outdoor smoking ban
• Missouri revenue up 6.2%
• Nixon does not plan to scale back travel
• Mo. House OKs minimum wage limit
• Memorial Hospital to close one pharmacy
• Rally for Prop. E
• NORML and alderman candidate sponsored a movie night.
• DNA of 50 breast cancer patients decoded
• Stifel Nicolaus target of SEC probe
• Congratulations to Forest Park PTK's Fatine Bouraqqadi and Derick Kalebe, and to Hospitality instructor Casey Shiller on their honors!
• Laird Technologies to expand Lenexa, Kan., plant
• Stifel Nicolaus to pay $42K award to investor
• Opera Theatre hosts panel on 'Klinghoffer'
• Mark your calendar next week for outstanding presentations on our terrific and very important African-American Male Initiative!
• Memorial plans $118 million hospital in Shiloh, Ill.
• YRC Worldwide picks Gaines as CFO for its largest unit
• German American Heritage Society gives grant to UMSL
• Mistakes cost Cards in season opener
• Don’t miss extraordinary way to see sky at observatory open house
• Job satisfaction: Biotech, yes. Law, not so much
• Kinder takes pre-emptive stance on hotel costs
• West County Mall TIF to be paid off early
• MoBap's men have been challenged..... How will we respond??!?!!?
• Cards season opener most-watched ever on Fox Sports
• St. Louis Community College’s African-American Male Initiative will sponsor a week-long slate of lectures aimed at engaging and empowering African-Americans for the future. There will be a live-webcast of these following events, if you are unable t
• UMSL announces science symposium winners
• MBU hires out of work Elvis impersonator as new Shuttle driver.
• What are you doing tonight? Come on out to MBU's Acting II and Directing Showcase for some free entertainment. The show runs tonight and tomorrow and begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Recital Hall.
• Congratulations to Mariah Richardson of Communications on winning the Kevin Kline Award Monday!
• Today (April 1): Join author and historian Adam Arenson as he discusses his new book, The Great Heart of the Republic: St. Louis and the cultural civil war. Dr. Arenson will discuss the city’s role in the Civil War era and how the war defined St.
• Oldest known written record in Europe discovered
• Ever wonder what's going on at Meramec? Check out the calendar and see what events are coming up! Tonight and this weekend, we have a Friday night movie, baseball and softball games. While the movie costs $1, the games are free! Hope to see you t
• UMSL passport office to hold open house
• Bud Light sponsors NFL draft contest
• Nasdaq, ICE bid $11.3B for NYSE
• St. Charles County biz incubator grows
• Caterpillar CEO: No plans to leave Ill.
• SAK buys Pipenology
• Mo. hospital worker ID bill advances
• WTO: Boeing got $5.3B in illegal aid
• Highway deaths hit 60-year low
• Mo. tax credit changes stall
• Report cites Fannie, Freddie exec pay
• So, the 'People Under the Stairs' was a movie, Right?
• If anyone needs Jesus, it is Dustin Ostmann who Wreaked Havoc in a Church
• St. Peters incubator welcomes 10 startups
• Head for the Hills
• Composer to debut second Dred Scott family-inspired suite
• Spring Fling 2011: Therapy Dogs
• Boeing, Airbus subsidy spat continues
• SAK Construction buys Pipenology
• Latest blog from Stacia Doss -- she wants you to respond! Feedback welcome!
• Modern Healthcare names HBE Corp. No. 1
• Schnucks to remodel Ballwin store
• Sports historian talks baseball finances, fans
• Fontbonne Brings Rockstar Nutritionist to St. Louis
• Go Cards! The cafeteria staff dressed festively in Cardinal red and offered such specials as $1 hot dogs, free popcorn (thanks Campus Life!) and decorated cookies to raise money for Bowling For Scholars on Opening Day March 31.
• Hot dogs for one dollar -- and all the trimmings -- plus free popcorn (thanks Campus Life!) and decorated cookies (support Bowling For Scholars) for a buck too in the cafeteria today! Hurry -- don't want to miss it! Cafeteria open until 2 p.m. Cooki
• Girlfriend's son files wrongful death suit against Busch IV
• Glazer's to distribute Amalgamated's rum across Missouri
• Window World to pay $40,000 in lead paint settlement
• Macy's ranks as 'most-valuable' brand
• St. Louis Cardinals generate $314M economic boost
• Rams facing weak Draft Class?
• More Spring Fling activities today with "Name That Tune" from 12:00 – 1:00 pm in the Dining Hall! Compete with other students to win gift cards and other prizes.
• Activities for kids in St. Louis: Disney on Ice brings Toy Story 3 to Chaifetz
• It's opening day for the Cardinals. In less than a week, it's opening day of Fall 2011 registration. Make your assessment, advising, and financial aid appointments today!
• Cards’ season boosts economy by $313M
• Wash. Ave. project headed to foreclosure
• First redistricting map cuts Carnahan
• Airline luggage losses rise
• Carter Carburetor site cleanup advances
• Lawmakers cut Illinois budget
• Hershey candy to cost more
• Banks cool to small-business loan plan
• Retailers wary of increased gas prices
• Continental reaches labor deal
• Wal-Mart gender bias case will impact future class actions and employment discrimination cases
• Blues embarrass the Red Wings 10-3 in Detroit
• Anheuser-Busch to donate $100 to vets’ families for each home run
• Katy Industries posts loss in Q4, 2010
• Centrue takes control of Chemical Building
• Love it or hate it, you could win a free Breast Milk Baby doll
• Scottrade launches exchange-traded funds
• Voice instructor Talya Perry returns for her second solo recital on Thursday, March 31, at 7 p.m. at the Bastian Center for the Performing Arts. She will sing both opera and popular music. It's free and part of our City Arts Festival.
• Our spring production is a delightful farce under the direction of Suki Peters. More info to come, but make plans to see it April 21, 22 or 23!
• ALIVE Magazine hires executive editor
• Charter to add 14 HD channels in St. Louis
• Eric Tessmer Band
• Illinois shuts down America’s Best Value Inn pool in O'Fallon
• David Bazan
• Cardinals have their 25-man roster set
• KV shares slide after FDA announcement
• St. Louis loses Google Internet bid to KC
• Garcia finishes strong, but Cards fall in Spring Training finale
• Expert: New Ameren nuclear plant cost could balloon to $10 billion
• Spring Fling continues today with chillin’ on the Quad from 12:oo pm – 1:00 pm with Therapy Dogs there at 12:00. Free ice cream and water bottles as you play games and pet dogs to your hearts content! Make sure to check it out!
• Today(March 30): Rite of Passage: A Quinceañera Celebration 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Multi Purpose Room. Sponsored by Gender Communications, Communication Between Cultures and Spanish I.
• UMSL finance professor to discuss China’s currency, US implications
• Progress!
• Win Opening Day tickets and get $10 loge box seats to a St. Louis Cardinals game
• The Meramec student newspaper, The Montage, is now taking applications for 2011-2012 through April 15th. We are looking for students with strong leadership skills and skills with writing, editing, photography, video, web design, page design or marketing.
• Murder-(attempted)-Suicide leaves behind children
• Limited Edition Cardinals Cap to Raise Research Dollars for Siteman Cancer Center
• Limited Edition Cardinals Cap to Raise Research Dollars for Siteman Cancer Center
• Blues fall to the Wild 3-2 in a shootout
• Get fit and save money: St. Louis Fitness Trends Examiner shows you how
• Blues manhandle the Wild, win 6-3
• Levi Strauss to pay $1 million in overtime
• Poll: Missourians support nuclear power
• Panera 'Casual Dining Brand of the Year'
• Farmers, seed sellers sue Monsanto
• Gallery 210 to display ‘Parental Advisory’
• Community Chess Festival
• St. Louis to give parking breaks for Cardinals' opener
• Tonight: FREE Bandanas BBQ Dinner from 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm in the Perk followed by the showing of the movie Inception! Popcorn and soda will be provided during the movie! Don't miss out!
• Non-invasive glucose monitor closer to market
• St. John's adds $105M hospital in Springfield, Mo.
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Ends 5-Game Losing Skid With Big Win Over UWP
• St. Louis to host military officers from around the world
• New traffic routes, bus line to ease Forest Park congestion
• Pujols most coveted fantasy baseball player
• It's National Sandwich Day! What's your favorites in our cafeteria? What do you wish we offered during lunch!
• MBU grads get jobs: Click on the link to find out what MBU is doing now to prepare our students for life after graduation.
• Thomson Reuters: Missouri Baptist Medical Center among best
• Congratulations to KIMBERLY GOODWIN, our Janet Jackson ticket giveaway winner! Kimberly has won two tickets to the sold out Janet Jackson concert + $100 in spending money, courtesy of the St. Louis American! Thanks to everyone for participating! Here
• Don't forget to read our great website features on FACES! This new section of our website will spotlight a student, faculty, staff or alumnus from each campus, every month. This month we are spotlighting Heather Allen, administrative assistant for C
• Support your student musicians! Solo recitals tonight at 7 p.m. in the Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts. It's free and open to the public.
• From Flo Valley green gurus, Brian Bozek and Leslie Hill: Fascinating video from Japanese inventor and educator...
• Did you know MBU is hosting a sold-out Golf Tournament this Saturday in conjunction with the Albert Pujols Foundation? Proceeds of the scramble will benefit the Pujols Foundation and MBU's Health and Sport Science Division.
• Interested in the Nursing program at Meramec? March 31 at 5:30 p.m., find out everything you need to know about the program at our Career Program Information Session. Participate in interactive presentations, learn about academic requirements and caree
• TODAY (March 29): Pioneering Women in the Field of Animal Behavior - Lecture and short film clips on women scientists who contributed to the study of animal behavior. 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Emerson Lobby. Sponsored by Animal Behavior class.
• Volkswagen recalling 2011 Jettas
• Pinnacle names new CFO
• Sprint formally opposes AT&T deal
• Forest Park trolley planned
• Twitter co-founder Dorsey to return
• U.S. News ranks Barnes-Jewish No. 1
• U.S. News ranks Barnes-Jewish No. 1
• Ill. children owed $3B in child support
• Wildey to reopen after $2.9M renovation
• Blockbuster to shutter 186 more stores
• Barnes-Jewish Ranked Number One St. Louis Area Hospital by U.S.News
• Cardinal Nation, are you ready for Opening Day Thursday? Our cafeteria is getting into the spirit by offering hot dogs for $1 during lunch time - 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 31. We can't condone skipping class to go to the game, but we can all enjoy
• Pinnacle Entertainment names CFO
• Peacock: ‘Stars aligned’ for Goose Island acquisition
• UMSL’s 2011 Trailblazers ceremony honors women
• "Stop the Bombing, Hands Off Libya!!" Protesters shouted
• Cardinals add salads, gluten-free food
• Columbia, Mo., among smartest college towns
• Busch IV to leave Anheuser-Busch InBev board
• Conference to examine race, gender, sexuality in Missouri
• Ad Age: Coors Light may bump Budweiser as No. 2
• Barron's: A-B InBev's Carlo Brito among 30 best CEOs
• Pledge to Hang Up And Drive to win Ford or opening day Cardinals tickets
• Support our empowering African-American Male Initiative -- make plans to attend a slate of programs next week.
• Anthony Bourdain visits the Ozarks
• Haberberger wins $4M deal for Ameren project
• Contegix launches startup competition
• Thank you to Rick Robben from Laclede Gas for presenting a Lunch and Learn for employees about the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to keep our family and home safe from this deadly gas.
• St. Louis Public Radio wraps most successful spring fund drive in station’s history
• Not just Japan news: Reducing your risk of Cancer from effects of radiation
• Will the Rams pass at WR in the NFL Draft?
• TODAY (March 28): Global Cuisine and Traditions: The Experiences of Florissant Valley Women - Panel of global women speaking about traditions and cuisine of their homes. 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., IR 1st floor. Sponsored by the Cultural Feast Class.
• Want to win an iPAD? Visit:
• hopes all of our students have a fun and safe spring break this week!
• An Albert Pujols autographed ball, a two-night stay in Chicago, and an iPad are some of the highlights of the Bowling For Scholars online auction. Proceeds fund STLCC student scholarships. Check out the list of items and place a bid or use the Buy Now
• Spring Fling starts today with a campus wide Easter Egg Hunt from 10-12, Chick-Fil-A Giveaway from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm on the quad and then Minute-to-Win-It from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm in the Perk!
• GLVC honors Tritons softball player
• Bakers profit falls
• Supreme Court to hear Wal-Mart case
• Crystal City smelter in limbo
• O'Hare project could raise crash risk
• Technology connects doctors, rural areas
• Southwest expands service
• Super Glue inventor dies at 94
• SEMO adds health-care program
• Bakers Q4 profit falls
• Google working on mobile payment
• Getting to Notice Me Awards Show at Roberts' Brothers Tower St. Louis
• UMSL Tritons Women’s Softball Gets Win That Wasn’t Against NKU
• Nintendo 3DS is here! How to trade up your old game system to get yours
• Proposition A Anniversary
• Lasko box fans recall: Check for fire safety before weather warms in St. Louis
• Bid on items to help Bowling for Scholars. Every day there are new items -- an Ipad, tattoo gift certificate and others are new. This is a way to give to the STLCC community. If you refer friends, you can receive a special prize too!
• General Electric Capital takes control of Sevens Building
• Spudmaster touts world's largest chip
• We’ve got spirit, how about you?
• SLU launches $1M scholarship program
• The Talents in St. Louis keep glowing at The Newsletter Symposium Series
• Congratulations on your retirement, Seletha Curtis!
• Doe Run to clean up lead at St. Joe State Park
• Senator calls for CMS investigation into KV price hike
• St. Charles names Leezer economic development chief
• It just became easier for St. Charles Community College students to transfer to MBU. A new articulation agreement between both schools means students will be able to transfer seamlessly and with more credits.
• Hoops for Hope Sweet 16
• Build-A-Bear pledges $25,000 to Japan relief efforts
• This week's blog from Stacia Doss: "To thine ownself, be true."
• The Easter Bunny arrives at St. Louis Mills, brings egg hunt, prizes for kids
• Such a deal! Need your teeth cleaned? We need patients -- your time is valuable to us!
• Orgone
• TESS will be upgrading network components this Sunday, March 27 from 6 to 11 a.m. in the C-201 wiring closet. During this time, access to the Internet, Blackboard, Banner, Department Shares and Network Printing will not be available for any computers loc
• YTB to sell Wood River headquarters for $7M
• New book captures Chouteau’s account of St. Louis’ founding
• Spring Fling 2011 starts Monday! We'll start off the week with a campus-wide Easter egg hunt, starting at 10 a.m. Be on the lookout for eggs with free drink vouchers to thePerk and other great prizes.
• More details released about FDIC crackdown on Reliance Bank
• Laura Sterman with Innovator of the Year award nominees (Janice Fitzgerald, Erika Malone & Carletta Kemp) and winners (Steve Bai & Mary Caldwell).
• ..and the Innovator of the Year award for 2011 goes to Steve Bai, Dan Betzler, Mary Caldwell and Joseph Worth for their STLCC Campus Civility Project video series. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
• Winter has hit us once again, the weather outside is horrible, so why not see a movie for $1? "True Grit" will be shown in the Student Center Commons tonight. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the movie starts at 7:30 p.m. The cost includes the movie,
• USDA secretary to visit St. Louis to tout new jobs
• Coach Quigley Steps Down as Griffins Women's Basketball Coach
• Gas prices jump overnight
• Twitter co-founder Dorsey mulls return
• Mills to sell DeBaliviere Place portfolio
• Spring snow falls in St. Louis
• Southwest, Verizon among top B2B brands
• BofA sees raging debate among analysts
• Durbin to ask nuclear experts about safety
• Walgreens buying drugstore.com for $429M
• Police union files suit to stop local control
• Saint Louis Man arrested over 30 Meth Labs
• Blues dominate the Oilers, win 4-0
• Damo Entertainment at Jackson Music Awards salute to Denise LaSalle
• Things to do with kids in St. Louis: See the Disney movie Tangled for only $1
• Mills' DeBaliviere Place portfolio goes on the block
• Invite your friends to the Ranken Car Show and Alumni Reunion on Sunday, April 17! For more info visit www.ranken.edu/carshow
• U.S. Postal Service to cut 7,500 jobs
• How St. Louis ranks for minority entrepreneurs
• Missouri Legislature mid-session recess.
• Our latest Faces feature on funeral home director William C. Harris Jr., one of our outstanding alumni.
• Author Michelle Latiolais to Speak at Fontbonne
• LaBarge lands $4.5M missile deal
• ConocoPhillips plans $5B to $10B asset sale
• Today (March 24): Tortilla Soup - 3rd film in film series and presentations on women filmmakers. 2-4 p.m., IR 3rd floor. Sponsored by Blacks and the World of Cinema class and the Mass Communications Club.
• Audit raises questions about Missouri stimulus spending
• Singing Praise to the King of Kings. The MBU Worship Band led the students in some Praise and Worship during this mornings Chapel.
• Solutia to buy Aimcore assets for $7M
• Are you studying abroad this semester? If so, let us know. We want to talk to you about your experiences.
• MBU freshman Josh Sandoval plays his guitar at The Delmar Loop on a recent spring day.
• Blaine Gabbert and this year's NFL Draft QB Class
• Today from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the Library Confluence Room, you can learn more about Meramec's three Allied Health Programs: Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant and Physical Therapy Assistant. Learn about curriculum requirements, job outlook, and
• Today(March 24): Women as Champions for Change - Presentations by students on women of change, women who have fought for equality for many groups now, and in the past. 9:30-10:45 a.m., PDR-A. Sponsored by Introduction to Sociology class.
• To qualify for the MO grant and many other financial assistance opportunities, students MUST complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) first. The HSSU Office of Financial Assistance will be available TODAY, March 24, 10 a.m.-noon, in
• Mo. auditor to release stimulus report
• FDA bans some food imports from Japan
• Mo.'s personal income rise lags average
• Forbes: St. Louis Cardinals worth $518M
• Missouri wins disaster status from storm
• Pension fund cuts benefits for YRC workers
• Southwest open to planes beyond Boeing
• AirTran stockholders OK Southwest merger
• FDIC investigates Gateway Bank
• Assessor candidate Wood owes back taxes
• Marketing experts offer opposing views on <em>New York Times</em> paywall
• UMSL Seminar Series explores lessons learned from Prop A
• A glimpse of spring through the University's Bradford Pear Trees.
• Forbes: St. Louis Cardinals worth $518M
• Missouri wins disaster status from storm
• Pension fund cuts benefits for YRC workers
• Southwest open to planes beyond Boeing
• Outsmart the stork's visit at The Stork Lady sale April 7-9
• AirTran stockholders OK Southwest merger
• UMSL’s graduate nursing program ranked in top 14 percent by U.S. News & World Report
• Are you a 1st generation college student? Eligible for Pell Grant assistance/Limited Income/Displaced Worker? Registered with the ACCESS Office? If so, you are eligible for Individualized Tutoring, Coaching/Mentoring, Advising, Financial/Grant Advising,
• Schnucks, Supervalu may be Rainbow Foods suitors
• Congratulations to KCFV student, Nick Bruns! Nick received awards from the National Broadcasting Society at the National Convention held in Los Angeles from March 15- 20. Competing directly against four-year universities and colleges such as Texas A &
• Get Dora the Explorer Ballet Adventure download for iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad
• VP of research appointed to national journal editorial board
• YRC unit plans to hire 100 salespeople
• NaPalm w/Goone
• Missouri Supreme Court hears McKee tax credit case
• Anheuser-Busch company, Metal Container, cited after amputations, faces $107,000 fine
• President of Groupon steps down
• Sexual assault victim sues Ritz, Maritz Wolff, Enterprise
• Today(March 23): Lunch& Learn for Women's History Month. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Multipurpose Room, Student Center. Table discussion on a variety of topics led by STLCC-FV faculty and staff. Sponsored by Campus Life. Stop by and win a prize!
• Job Fair today in the cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring your resumes and dress nice!
• New NFL kickoff rules help St. Louis Rams
• Summer registration begins today! Visit www.stlcc.edu/schedule for all your schedule needs. Saved a Tree, Went Paper Free!
• Congratulations to the Meramec student newspaper, The Montage! Check out the article below...
• Scholars link IT to increased productivity
• Quite an accolade: MBU's Ed Hillhouse, associate dean of graduate studies, has been named one of the most influential St. Louisians by the St. Louis Business Journal!
• Don't forget: registration for summer 2011 starts today! The offices are open, ready and willing to help you get the classes you need.
• Analyst: Boeing sees challenges in Middle East unrest
• Md. governor delays action on $2B Express Scripts deal
• BlackBerry challenging Apple's iPad
• Public workers rush to retirement
• Missouri mass layoffs fall in Feb.
• Ill. broadband outnumbers landlines
• $600M in inclaimed property in Mo.
• Ill. high-speed rail project moves along
• GOP to McCaskill: Release records
• Cahokia schools lay off 71
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Suffers Home Opener Sweep Against William Woods
• UMSL Tritons Softball Home Opener Spoiled In Doubleheader Sweep Against Lincoln
• Mouse cancer genome unveils genetic errors in human cancers
• Veteran, humanitarian Rye Barcott to speak March 30
• Is a semi-annual consignment sale right for you?
• JBF kids consignment sale this weekend in St. Charles
• Another Illinois high-speed rail project to start in April
• Bridge Program celebrates 25 years of success
• Bunge fined $550,000
• Today (March 22):The Role of Women in Senegalese Society - Guest Lecture for cultural geography students 6-7 p.m., Communications 102. Speaker: Dr. Rokhaya Ndao, of the STLCC-FV Math Department. Sponsored by Regional Geography class.
• Edward Jones gives $150,000 to St. Louis library project
• HighQuest Partners moving to BRDG Park
• Missouri River shipping season starts
• Nixon: Feds fund $269M in small-business lending
• Levi Lowrey
• Harris-Stowe starts Japan relief drive
• UMSL’s NOH8 Campaign recognized
• Korte starts $5M Navy project in Indiana
• Southwest gives $207,000 to Ronald McDonald House in St. Louis
• Help Bowling for Scholars raise money with new online auction. Bid on items from 8 a.m. March 21 through 11 p.m. April 4. An autographed Pujols baseball, hotel and vacation packages, hot air balloon ride and more. Questions? Contact Ellen Gough at egough
• Mo. to get millions for small-biz lending
• Today (March 22): "You Throw Like a Girl!” A Critical Look at Gendered Insults - Lecture/discussion on the history of gendered language. 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., IR 3rd floor. Sponsored by Introduction to Sociology.
• Craft beer sales up 12% in 2010
• Macy's to raise $1M for Japan relief
• Cheaper to buy Japanese car now
• China rare earth prices soar
• Legislators rail against trade dumping
• Mo. lawmakers push onlines sales tax
• T-Mobile 3G phones to be replaced
• Bayer accused of discrimination
• Missouri calls for truce with Kansas
• SIUE launches $50M campaign's public phase
• UMSL Tritons Leslie Davis Named GLVC Player of the Week
• Ray Suarez to discuss the politics of faith March 31
• Wentzville activities for kids: Explore the outdoors, learn about animals
• Boeing shares buoyed by first 747-8 passenger plane flight
• SIUE launches public phase of $50M campaign
• Missouri Chamber praises AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Make plans to see a spectacular AND free concert this Tuesday, March 22, at 7 p.m. featuring Peter Henderson and Will James of the St. Louis Symphony in a Percussion and Piano Duo at the Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts. Our own Dr. Z pr
• Mary Roch Rocklage makes Hall of Fame
• A second chance: HGTV's House Hunters, featuring alums Jon and Lisa Hessel, is set to re-air tonight at 7 p.m. Enjoy!
• Charlie Gitto's to appear on Food Network
• The Memorials
• Simon says Walmart may return to every day low prices approach
• No iPhone for T-Mobile USA for now
• NRC sends inspectors to Ameren's Callaway plant
• CON panel down members, postpones meeting
• Cardinal Chirps: McClellan impressing, Lohse rebounding, four players cut
• Charter to buy cable systems from Windjammer
• Advantage Capital invests $6M in Barton Nelson
• Are you a current or former Student Ambassador? Keep in touch with our new Student Ambassador facebook page!
• A new era in athletics will begin this summer for STLCC sports. We need your help to come up with a mascot and team color. Campus identifying colors red, blue, green and orange are out. We need a mascot to reflect the pride and competitive spirit of STLC
• A little honesty from the St. Louis Rams
• Exciting new program.
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Loses Two At No. 30 UIndy
• Get caught Green-Handed! On Wednesday, March 23 get caught doing good for the environment by the “Green Patrol” and be rewarded with a sweet treat! Ride your bike to school, take the bus, recycle your papers and bottles, or buy a reusable c
• UMSL Tritons Softball Opens GLVC Play With Doubleheader Sweeps Over KWC, USI
• TODAY (March 21): Abigail Adams: The First Modern American Woman - Film Clips: Lecture on Abigail Adams. 2-3:15 p.m., IR 3rd floor. Sponsored by American History I class.
• "Electronic Health Record Road Show" Tour Adds More Cities :
• Will Washington allow AT&T-T-Mobile deal?
• Mo.-based bombers hit Libyan hangars
• Mo. Senate leader Mayer wants to cut $500M
• Boeing 747 takes maiden flight
• Hoops for Hope leaders
• Hoops for Hope leaders
• Starbucks raises prices
• Boeing CEO McNerney pay rises
• Buffett: Japan offers buying opportunity
• Paddy O's, Broadway Oyster to expand
• Missouri’s NORML 2011 spring state convention
• UMSL Tritons Baseball Opens GLVC Season With Split Against St. Joseph’s
• Help Clean and Green The Confluence
• Businesses still benefitting from hidden federal bailouts
• Scientists grow personalized collections of intestinal microbes
• Photography Seminar: Power of Passion Tour w/ Sandy Puc' & Jerry Ghionis
• Trade in your kid's old bike, get coupon savings off new one at Toys R Us
• MORE picked the governor # mobile # news
• MORE picked the governor # mobile # news
• Child Hunger Ends Here: A Special Report this Saturday at St. Louis Food Bank
• Siteman Cancer Center Offers New Radiation Therapy to Better Target Prostate Tumors
• LaBarge to pay $200,000 to settle SEC probe
• Centrue Financial loss widens in Q4, 2010
• Little Feat
• Recycling drive for electronic waste: Florissant to recycle computers, TVs, more
• Build-A-Bear closes stores in Japan
• St. Louis' largest defense contractors
• YRC pension fund suggestion: Retire later
• National Rebuilding Day is scheduled for 4/30 8a-5p. Team Ranken is still looking for volunteers if you want to help work on a home close to campus. Email Kathy Fern at ktfern@ranken.edu to sign up.
• Clayton deputy city manager Toser-Aldaz to leave
• Missouri Synod moves missionaries out of Tokyo
• Charter buys $207M in shares
• Ameren: Callaway nuclear plant safe from disasters
• Nashville Pussy & The Dwarves
• Nixon talks taxes with 'Most Influentials'
• Revisiting the Sam Bradford decision
• Senators call for probe into KV drug
• Peabody, Arch shares up on nuclear scare
• House votes to cut NPR funding
• Japan quake jeopardizes iPad 2 parts
• A-B poised to meet water reduction goal
• Executive bonuses return at Monsanto
• Senators call for investigation into KV drug
• Quinn seeks review of nuclear generators
• A-B's backup plan for NFL work stoppage
• Landfill opponents appeal to Mo. DNR
• Rib America Festival 2011
• Get Motivated! coming to Scottrade in St. Louis
• Babies. Babies. Babies. Do you have one? Are you an alum? If so, send a photo of your baby (three years and younger), along with his/her name, age and your name and graduating class to Bryce Chapman, chapmanb@mobap.edu. We want to feature your beautiful
• Just a reminder that the campus will be closed Friday, March 18, for a Spring Holiday. Regular hours return next week, and spring will be officially sprung! The new interactive schedule will be available March 21 and Summer Registration begins March 23.
• Fresh news today during Spring Break!
• Don't forget, we're still accepting submissions for our Janet Jackson concert giveaway. Just name your favorite Janet Jackson song for a chance to win! Also, there's an added bonus, we'll be adding $100 spending money to the winner!
• Reinsurance Group of America: 60 workers in Japan safe
• Covidien: 1,500 workers in Japan safe
• Foresight Energy to move HQ to Met Square
• The Growlers
• YRC Worldwide restructuring officer Lamar gets $80,000 a month
• ESCO buys EMV
• Doug Ommen of Consumer Protection Division spoke to foreclosure victims.
• Planned Parenthood president to stop in St. Louis
• YOUR HEALTH MATTERS!
• St. Louis Community Credit Union, Better Family Life get $1M in grants
• St. Patrick Center names Etling CEO
• Elizabeth & the Catapult
• Checketts keeps Peabody Opera House lease
• Buyer's market for hockey teams, Blues join list
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Allied Blending to move into BRDG Park
• EPA rules would cost Ameren millions
• Filibuster of Mo. jobless benefits goes on
• Akin may run for U.S. senate
• St. Louis Blues, Scottrade Center for sale
• First Banks, Centrue skip TARP payments
• Bill for cargo trade incentives advances
• U.S. official: Radiation 'extremely high'
• BofA, Citi, UBS part of U.S. Libor probe
• Strassenfest canceled
• Center for the Study of Itch opens
• Checketts to sell Blues stake
• Help SCC when you order Papa Johns tonight
• $10 Pizza for those who would rather save some green than eat food colored green
• Missouri 'right-to-work' bill supporters work to rally votes
• YRC Worldwide shares dive after potential bankruptcy warning
• Schoeller to serve on Missouri Tourism Commission
• Newman files anti-domestic violence bill
• KWMU, KETC, KDHX face threat of funding cuts
• Medical marijuana legislations: where they stand.
• On our campus, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 17 -- bring your hard-to-recycle household items! Support Earth Day too!
• Autism advocate to discuss ‘The Power of Advocacy’
• New bill would cut NPR funding, keep some for local stations
• St. Louis gets $550,000 for bike, pedestrian trails
• Fleishman-Hillard named one of best companies for female executives
• Facebook page called 'Shame on you, KV'
• MEMC closes plant in Japan after quake
• Covidien CEO Meelia to retire
• Fleming demand spikes on nuclear fears
• Boeing to give $2M to Japan relief
• NFL union asks prospects to skip draft
• Covidien CEO Meelia to retire
• U.S. House OKs stopgap spending
• Teter named Mo. Democratic Party leader
• Mo. House backs veterans' lottery game
• Quinn's consumer group tie questioned
• UMSL Tritons Gerald Fulton Adds Two More Honors To Postseason Hardware
• Breakfast with the Deans a rousing success
• Fleming Pharmaceuticals sees spike in potassium iodide demand from nuclear fears
• Applicants sought to succeed Judge Baker
• Want to live on campus? Applications for Resident Assistant are available in the Office of Residential Life, GRH Room 126, and must be returned to the Office of Residential Life no later than noon on Thursday, March 24, 2011. If you have any questions, c
• Conference explores Bob Dylan, immigrant influence on art
• Boeing gives $2M to Japan quake relief efforts
• Mustard Seed Theatre Opens "Till We Have Faces"
• Fontbonne Makes Summer Course Schedule Available
• NFL union asks prospects to skip draft
• Accounting scholar receives award for service
• Rasputina
• UMSL scholar receives Thomas Jefferson Award
• $100,000 at stake in Wash. U. biz contest
• Charter CTO Fawaz resigns
• Bank of America cutting jobs in consumer banking
• It takes a village to recruit a student
• Five Guys tops fastest-growing chains list
• Alumni Weekend set for April 14-17
• Discovery Channel features UMSL geologist
• Novel strategies target health-care-associated infections
• YRC Worldwide misses restructuring milestone, warns of bankruptcy potential
• Japan nuclear disaster raises questions about new Missouri plant
• MEMC may see boost in demand from quake
• Expert: Ameren nuclear plant safe
• Quinn blocks $1B Ill. coal-to-gas plant
• Mo. red light camera campaign rolls out
• Hoops for Hope for March Madness
• 'Right-to-work' bill stalls in Mo. Senate
• Boeing warns of disruptions due to quake
• Fear of nuclear catastrophe rises in Japan
• NFL dispute court date set for April
• Fifth-Third Bank to open in Delmar Loop
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul: Cut the Budget w/o Putting Millions at Risk
• Baby Killer, Arrested
• National Potato Chip Day savings at St. Louis grocery stores
• Over The Rhine
• Hoops for Hope
• 2AM Club
• Congratulations to Orlando McElrath for winning the 2011 Student Government Association Scholarship! Orlando is a second-semester student in our HVACR program.
• Employers keep paying more in Midwest
• Waste Management: Think green for NCAA
• Pi delays D.C. restaurant opening
• AT&T, Verizon offer free calls, texts to Japan
• St. Louis' Best Places to Work
• St. Louis' largest homebuilders
• 'Right to work' part of larger movement targeting unions
• Calling all artists! You could win up to $125 in bookstore gift cards in the Pin Decorating Contest that's part of Bowling for Scholars . Buy a bowling pin for $5 at the campus bookstore, decorate it, and drop it off there by March 26. Campus judgin
• We're saving trees! The new interactive schedule is online. Summer registration starts March 23. Here's the story:
• Calling all artists! You could win up to $125 in bookstore gift cards in the Pin Decorating Contest that's part of Bowling for Scholars . Buy a bowling pin for $5 at the campus bookstore, decorate it, and drop it off there by March 26. Campus judgin
• Unexpected snowstorm cancels, delays Lambert flights
• Our Wall has been taken over by Janet Jackson lovers! We love it. Keep 'em coming!
• Coach Hoener to Take Over Women's Soccer Program
• It's Spring Break, but the STLCC Libraries are still open during the day. Check out our hours at
• The NFL does not care about you
• Spring Break in STL -
• Winter holiday break? No way. Although it doesn't look like it, it's Spring Break! Enjoy your time off, sleep in, or today, build a snowman. All college offices are open this week if you need to speak with someone about advising, financial
• Solutia: No injuries in Japan quake
• Missouri to debate 'right-to-work' bill
• Apple sells nearly 1M iPad 2s over weekend
• Scott AFB sends search teams to Japan
• 10 local judges' pensions Ill.'s highest
• Amazon, Overstock cut ties in Illinois
• Missouri to debate 'right-to-work' bill
• Wintry mess snarls Monday's commute
• AT&T to cap DSL data
• McClure throws Undercover Boss watch party
• Jennings Police, Closed
• International service and higher education symposium at WUSTL March 30-April 1
• Tritons Fall Behind Big, Can’t Come Back Against Wheeling Jesuit
• Medical marijuana bill filed in Missouri
• President of U.S. Chamber of Commerce spoke to the RCGA Friday.
• Bullpen Woes Continue In Florida As UMSL Tritons Baseball Loses In 12
• Cardinals’ Spring Training: offensive report
• New Madrid Fault Line: Emergency Preparedness for an earthquake in St. Louis
• STL Mommy rounds up weekend restaurant savings at St. Louis restaurants
• U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Missouri) visited with Chancellor Zelema Harris, President Cindy Hess and others during a stop at the Forest Park campus Friday afternoon.
• Happy Spring Break! The campus Enrollment Office will close at 4:30 p.m. Monday, March 14 through Thursday, March 17, instead of being open until 8 p.m. And the entire campus is closed Friday, March 18, for a spring holiday.
• Here's a great shot of Dr. Alton Lacey, MBU president, performing as the King of Rock N Roll at this morning's Senior Adult Day.
• MBU held Senior Adult Day today, March 11th, in the Pillsbury Chapel. The theme was Memories are Made of This: A Celebration of the 1950's and it included performances from several of our Fine Arts ensembles including the MBU Ringers, In Charactre
• Recycle on campus and you'll not only help awareness but are competing now through April 1 in a nationwide contest called RecycleMania! All four STLCC campus green teams are measuring trash. The friendly challenge is to minimize waste. Get inspired
• An exclusive interview with CKG The Don a Chicago hip hop mega star-2
• An exclusive interview with CKG The Don a Chicago hip hop mega star
• Please join MBU in praying for victims of the Tsunami. We have several students from Hawaii and an employee who hasn't yet heard from evacuated family.
• Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit
• The Meramec Contemporary Art Gallery invites you to the opening reception for Humanagerie: A Collaborative Ceramics Exhibition. The reception is tonight at 5:30 p.m. Vessels with imagery that blends humans and animals, created especially for this compet
• FV fans, are you ready for SPRING BREAK???
• More than 400 senior adults from around St. Louis are on campus today for MBU's Senior Adult Day. Students have produced a theater production and will be serving the guests lunch. What a great way for our students to serve generations who have given
• Save some green to wear some St. Pat's green at St. Louis area Michaels stores
• Huge scrapbooking savings at St. Louis JoAnn Fabric and Craft stores
• Former Police Officer, Sentenced for multiple deaths
• St. Louis Zoo taking reservations for Breakfast with the Bunny, Easter photos
• Trailnet Newsletter - March 2011
• Stacia Doss's latest blog.
• Dana Fuchs
• Today (March 10): The FV Film Circle, in conjunction with One Book One College, would like to invite you to a screening of the film, PERSEPOLIS. The film will be shown at 7 p.m. in the Terry M Fischer Theater. Come join us! Admission is free!
• We had over 100 companies on campus today for our spring job fair! Thank you to everyone who attended.
• Legislative panel to discuss risks, rewards of public service
• The NFC West saves the Rams again
• Never My Silence
• A severe weather alert test will be conducted today at 1:30 p.m. The City of St. Louis will activate the siren and make an announcement. You will hear a loud siren. When they are activated, the Campus Police will make an announcement. This is only a test
• Fontbonne/KMOX Book Club Welcomes Cardinals Great, Bill White
• Today (March 10): Caribbean Fest, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Multipurpose Room. Featuring Food of the Islands & Mango Jay on steel drums. Everything’s free! Sponsored by Campus Life. You don’t want to miss this!!
• Congratulations to the Meramec Magic men’s and women’s basketball teams. Not only did each team finish the season undefeated at home, they are heading to the NJCAA National Tournament! We will let you know when the Magic are scheduled to pla
• Shopping and Social studies: Bring kids to Cahokia Mounds Indian Market Days
• Hidden hazards in the home
• Due to weather conditions, our softball team has yet to play a scheduled game. The Lady Highlanders play in their annual spring tournament at Western Florida University March 11-17. We will keep you updated about games because of field playability issue
• Cameron McGill
• Free petite pastries pops at St. Louis Starbucks March 10-12
• Summer 2011 registration starts two weeks from today, March 23. Check out the schedule, available ONLY online, at and get your schedule plotted out in advance!
• Interesting read:
• Today (March 9): The Body Beautiful, Directed by Ngozi Onwurah - Film screening. An autobiographical fi lm which explores the themes of body image and racial identity. 4-6 p.m., Theater. Sponsored by the Design 4 class/Art Department.
• "Healthy Relationships at a Glance" is a Student Success Workshop today from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in Room L-007 (lower level); Monday, March 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Room L-007; and Wednesday, March 23, from noon to 1:30 p.m. and 2 to 3:30 p.m. in R
• Congratulations to Delores Collard, Elisabeth Bradley, Michael Robinson, Kim Hampton & Francea Bolden! They're our Salt-n-Pepa tix winners! Thanks to everyone who signed up! Another contest coming down the pipeline! Thanks for your support!
• Nick Jr.'s Max & Ruby bring live Bunny Party show to St. Louis Powell Hall
• Moolah Shrine Circus returns to St. Charles Family Arena to entertain kids
• Today (March 9): Examining Human Development and Identity in The Secret Life of Bees - Film and Discussion. 11 a.m.-1:15 p.m., IR 3rd floor. Sponsored by Human Growth and Development class.
• Don't forget: Tonight at 8 p.m. in the Meramec Theatre, jazz great Denise Thimes performs a FREE CONCERT. Tickets are NOT required, and seating is general admission, so get here early to hear one of the treasured voices in modern jazz music today!
• Office pool bets may lead to March madness
• Last chance. The deadline to register to win tickets to Salt-N-Pepa's Legends of Hip Hop Tour is at midnight tonight. Register at www.stlamerican.com. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
• Election results for the March 8th primary
• UMSL gets serious about marketing
• Dear Gwen: I have been with my fiancé for 12 years & he recently asked me to marry him. We have been through a lot of problems dealing with his drinking. I have gone with him to AA meetings sometimes 4 and 5 times a week. When he drinks he rep
• A feature on Campus Life's Kimi Wibbenmeyer in the STLCC District Newsletter.
• Students at the Imagine Academy of Environmental Science and Math stand in line as they wait to go to lunch. More than 100 MBU education majors spent two days teaching at five St. Louis Charter Schools for the Education Division's annual Urban Ex
• From the album: March 8, 2011By Missouri Baptist UniversityTrista Kelam teaches a lesson to students at the Imagine Academy of Environmental Science and Math during the Education Division's Urban Experience. The Urban Experience is a two-day even
• Alan Kingsland teaches 5th grade students at the Imagine Academy of Environmental Science and Math during the Education Division's Urban Experience. Kingsland worked for the Fenton, Mo., Chrysler plant for 15 years before the plant shut down in 2
• Jamie G'Sell, a MBU senior, chats with students of the Imagine Academy of Environmental Science and Math during lunch. G'Sell was one of about 100 MBU seniors majoring in education who participated in the University's Urban Experience.
• Ashton Barbee of Park Hills, Mo., teaches a lesson in math to students at the Imagine Academy of Environmental Math and Science. Barbee, who lives about an hour and a half away from the school in rural Missouri, said the University's Urban Exper
• Social work student restarts uniform drive
• English scholar writes first poetry book
• Student Nurses presented information for HIV-STD Awareness Day Monday. From left Michael (no last name) and Lisa Wines from Washington University's Health Street, nursing student Tracey White and practicum student Twajuana Thomas-Chairs.
• Want to learn more about the Automotive and Diesel Technology program? Come to an Information Session tonight at 5:30 p.m. in the Highlander Lounge. Call Victoria Dabney at 314-644-9226 if you have questions or want more info.
• It's Midterms! During Spring Break next week, the campus is open every day but Friday, March 18. The book store will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cafeteria will be closed but will accept catering orders.
• Top science students receive award
• UMSL Day another winner
• Paul Thorn
• Beale on