Healthier Future: Rineys Donate $35 Million for Medical Research

Healthier Future: Rineys Donate $35 Million for Medical Research

During their 40 years of marriage, Rodger and Paula Riney have experienced many of life’s joys together. The founder of low-cost brokerage firm Scottrade and his wife have raised a family, built a successful business, and worked to serve the St. Louis community. They also have faced difficult challenges, including Mr. Riney’s cancer diagnosis and […]

Providing a Premier Environment for Architecture Education

Providing a Premier Environment for Architecture Education

It was a bold move. In 1932, William Bernoudy left his studies and part-time job at Washington University to apprentice with Frank Lloyd Wright. Living and working at Wright’s Taliesin estate in Wisconsin, the St. Louis native absorbed many lessons and began to discover his own architectural voice. After returning home, Bernoudy would design hundreds […]

Named Spaces Recognize the Wrightons’ Exceptional Contributions

Named Spaces Recognize the Wrightons’ Exceptional Contributions

After nearly 24 years at the helm of Washington University, Mark S. Wrighton officially ended his tenure as chancellor on May 31. But thanks to the leadership of the Board of Trustees and the generosity of many alumni and friends, the names of the 14th chancellor and his wife, Risa Zwerling Wrighton, will live on […]

Celebrating 10 Years of Innovation

During the October 2010 dedication ceremony for Stephen F. and Camilla T. Brauer Hall at Washington University’s McKelvey School of Engineering, the facility was hailed as “a hub for new ideas” and “the focal point for research that will lead to a healthier, more sustainable, and cleaner planet.” The facility was the second building to open as […]

Alumna Aims to Advance the Fight Against Pancreatic and Prostate Cancer

Alumna Aims to Advance the Fight Against Pancreatic and Prostate Cancer

Anita Artstein-Dunsay, AB ’65, knows firsthand what it’s like to lose loved ones to cancer. Her father died in 2003 after battling pancreatic cancer, and her husband of 28 years, Richard, died in 2017 after fighting prostate cancer. “This disease affects everyone, whether directly or through a friend or family member,” says the retired clinical […]

Boehnings Pay It Forward Through Scholarships

Boehnings Pay It Forward Through Scholarships

Christopher, JD ’94, and Julie Boehning, MLA ’94, made their first unrestricted gift to Washington University before the ink was dry on their diplomas. They were eager to give back. In addition, Ms. Boehning worked in advancement for the university while completing her master’s degree and knew that these gifts—which can be used for any […]