Ideas matter—let’s create more
Skandalaris Director II Luscri shares his thoughts on ideas, why they matter, and why we should create more of them.
Author: Sharon
By the Numbers
WashU innovators received 59 U.S. patents in 2020, putting the university among the top 100 worldwide.
Carter appointed vice chancellor for innovation, chief commercialization officer
The new position will advance a culture of innovation across the university.
Biotech startup with WashU DNA raises $172M in Series B funding
The St. Louis-based company was founded on technology licensed through the Office of Technology Management at Washington University in St. Louis.
Chuck Cohn’s Varsity Tutors to go public
Recent articles in the St. Louis Business Journal chronicle big news from education startup Varsity Tutors, founded by WashU alum Chuck Cohn.
WashU named to top patent list
WashU among the top 100 universities worldwide for U.S. patents in 2020.
Don’t miss: Two events for aspiring entrepreneurs
The Skandalaris Center has two upcoming events of particular interest to women and other underrepresented entrepreneurs.
Helping local students learn during COVID-19
WashU’s Institute for School Partnership worked to ensure St. Louis children continued to learn during the COVID-19 crisis.
Rethinking the international student experience
Faculty, staff used innovation and creativity to maintain a sense of community.