Scope and Contents This collection includes publications created and distributed by the various departments, programs and centers which comprise the College of Arts and Sciences. College wide events such as Convocation, Eliot Honors, and Fall Honors are filed under  “College of Arts and Sciences (General).” Events or programs sponsored by multiple departments are also filed under this heading. Materials from both undergraduate and graduate level programs are included in this collection.For...

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the Athletics Department. The Athletics Department oversees all sports and athletics on campus.

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This collection contains original Business study programs and course catalogs in addition to more recently published newsletters, applications, program schedules and other informational brochures.

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts.

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the School of Engineering.

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the School of Law.

Scope and Contents The publications in the School of Medicine Collection include guidebooks, magazines, and other brochures and pamphlets produced by the Washington University School of Medicine. While the majority of the publications are directed toward prospective students, others discuss current research conducted at the School of Medicine and its institutional history.The Becker Library’s Digital Commons has digitized and made available Outlook Magazine (1964-2011), ...

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the William Greenleaf Eliot Society.

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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the Women's Society of Washington University. The Women’s Society supports scholarships, university programs and lectures for the benefit of Washington University in St. Louis and the community.