The Lowenthal Symposium Series is dedicated to understanding and improving the lives and educational experiences of urban youth. The right to read means giving each student the capability to access information that can allow them to reach their fullest potential.

Friday, March 8 11:30am - 12:30pm Seigle Hall 148 Lunch to Follow

High school reporters, librarians, educators and booksellers — Banned Books Fellows report on how various communities have responded to book bans across the U.S., as well as the frequent targets of bans.

Save the Date! May 9 at 11:00am.

Tie-dying & Ted Drewes!

Learn about mindfulness research happening right here at WashU from a transdisciplinary group that includes psychology and brain science, social work, public health, music, education, physical therapy, film, and anthropology.

Dr. Sean "Jack" Buckley will draw on his extensive experience in U.S. and international assessments at the K12 through postsecondary levels to discuss the state and future of education assessment in the U.S.

Interested in a paid summer fellowship offering education experience?