Hotch at 100: Legacies In the final installment of “Hotch at 100,” our interview with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in St. Louis alumnus...
Der Struwwelpeter: A Famous Children’s Book The Julian Edison Department of Special Collections has an extensive collection of children’s books, some of which are over a...
Hotch at 100: “The World of Nick Adams” In this installment of Hotch at 100, our ongoing video interview with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in St. Louis...
The/rapist: An Artist Book by Maureen Cummins In 1949, a neurologist from Portugal named Egas Moniz won the Nobel Prize for developing the surgical procedure known as the leucotomy....
Hotch at 100: “Hemingway’s Adventures of a Young Man” In this installment of “Hotch at 100,” our ongoing series of video interviews with writer, philanthropist, and Washington University in...
WWI Archives: Washington University’s War Contribution In early May of 1917, over 100 students from Washington University were already preparing to leave their campus behind to...