A $4 million gift from former WashU parents and longtime leaders will advance Bursky School of Public Health efforts to improve global food security and nutrition.
Frick Initiatives at WashU enter next phase
Barbara and Robert Frick’s $22 million pledge will permanently fund and expand civic research and programming.
Brown School giving challenge amplifies impact
Roma Wittcoff’s $1 million gift provides funds to help donors create endowed practicum scholarships for social work students.
Relationships drive investment in the university
MacDonough family’s philanthropy benefits physical therapy scholarships and movement disorder research.
Eliot Society introduces new recognition level
Danforth Circle Chair members like Jane and Andy Geisse contribute $100,000 or more to WashU’s Annual Fund.
WashU receives landmark gift for public health
A $200 million commitment from the family foundation of alumni and longtime benefactors Andrew and Jane Bursky will name the School of Public Health and immediately catalyze growth through faculty recruitment, scholarships, research initiatives, and more.
Philanthropy propels pathbreaking cancer research
St. Louis-based donors Phil and Gerry Kneisel and Michael Staenberg provide unrestricted support for Siteman Cancer Center’s scientific priorities.
Towle family invests in two postdoctoral fellowships
Positions designated for the Bursky School of Public Health’s Food and Agriculture Research Mission will bolster work in agriculture and food systems.