The Future Awaits: Embracing Innovations on July 16, 2025

Anna Gonzalez (left), David Gray, Julie Flory, J.D. Burton, Nichol Luoma and Mary McKay (right) participate in a discussion panel at the “Here and Next” Leadership Retreat held on June 25 at the Eric P. Newman Center on the Medical Campus. (Photo: Gara Lacy/WashU)

Attendees greet one another at the “Here and Next” Leadership Retreat on June 25 at the Newman Center. (Photo: Gara Lacy/WashU)

WashU faculty and personnel participate in the PrideFest parade on June 29 in downtown St. Louis. (Photo: JJ Lane/WashU)

WashU faculty and personnel march in the PrideFest parade on June 29 in downtown St. Louis. (Photo: JJ Lane/WashU)

WashU hosts the 2025 Meeting Professional International World Education Congress (MPI-WEC) on June 19 at the Danforth Campus. MPI-WEC is a leading event for professionals in meetings and events, uniting industry leaders for education, networking, and innovation. (Photo: Rebecca K Clark/WashU)

Tim Bono, associate dean of student affairs and a lecturer in psychological and brain sciences within the Arts & Sciences, delivers a presentation during the 2025 Meeting Professional International World Education Congress on June 19 at Emerson Auditorium. (Photo: Rebecca K Clark/WashU)

Jacob Chacko, executive director of WashU’s Center for Diversity & Inclusion, speaks to the audience at the Difficult Dialogues National Resource Center Conference held from June 30 to July 1 at WashU, organized by the Division of Student Affairs’ Dialogue Across Difference program. The conference gathered campus leaders nationwide to explore strategies for enhancing discourse among individuals with varying perspectives. (Photo: Jenny Sinamon/Student Affairs)

Members of the 12th cohort of the College Prep Program commemorate their final day with a Vision Board Art Gallery Walk on June 27 at the Kemper Art Museum. (Photo: Mena Darré/WashU)

Participants of the College Prep Program showcase their creations to WashU staff, family, and friends on June 27 at the Kemper Art Museum. (Photo: Mena Darré/WashU)

As recovery efforts carry on following a tornado that struck the area on May 16, 35 Gephardt Institute St. Louis Fellows, including (from left) Nathan Walker, Lolu Ogunleye, and Titilope Omole, alongside several staff members, volunteered with the organization Black Power Blueprint in North St. Louis on June 21. Learn more about their endeavors and upcoming volunteer opportunities. (Photo: Maggie Lu)

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