2023: Becker Medical Library unveils “In Their Own Words” exhibit

Bernard Becker Medical Library unveils a temporary exhibit entitled “In Their Own Words: Stories of Desegregation at Washington University Medical Center.” Drawing on oral histories, photographs, architectural plans and other documents, the exhibit features stories from doctors, nurses, students and administrators who experienced segregation and advocated for change. The full collection of oral histories is […]

2024: WUSM receives NADOHE Institutional Excellence Award

The School of Medicine receives the 2024 NADOHE Institutional Excellence Award: Professional Degree Granting Institution for demonstrating measurable progress in promoting and sustaining innovative diversity efforts within the campus community. NADOHE is the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education. Image: David Perlmutter, MD, executive vice chancellor for medical affairs, George and Carol Bauer […]

1976: Barnes Hospital, City of St. Louis name tennis courts in memory of Richard Hudlin

A group of people sit or stand with their backs to us, listening to a speaker in the background standing in front of outdoor tennis courts on a seemingly sunny day.

Barnes Hospital officials and the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department of the City of St. Louis dedicate tennis courts in memory of Richard Hudlin, a nationally prominent Black tennis coach and longtime teacher at Sumner High School who successfully sued St. Louis’s Muny Tennis Association to end segregation of the city’s tennis courts in 1945. […]