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recently shared the story of Luke Pellegrino, a second-year optometry student, who is training guide dogs for patients with vision loss. Pellegrino is working with Dogs Inc, an organization that relies on volunteers to raise puppies to become future guide dogs. 鈥淲hen I started optometry school, I already knew I wanted to go into low vision, which is a very small subset of optometry,鈥� Pellegrino said. 鈥淎fter I got through my first semester of optometry school at UMSL, I decided I would raise a guide dog. School is stressful and dogs can also make that much better too.鈥�

aired a package on the success of the Tritons baseball team. Last month, the team celebrated its first Great Lakes Valley Conference title since 2003. Sports Director Frank Cusumano stopped by practice as the team prepared to take on Wayne State in the opening game of the NCAA Division II Tournament. The Tritons bested Wayne State in the Midwest Regional, winning the team鈥檚 first NCAA Tournament game since 1996. But that proved to be the last win for the sixth-seeded Tritons, who then lost 11-1 against second-seeded Illinois Springfield and saw their season come to an end with a 14-11 loss in 10 innings against seventh-seeded Indianapolis on Saturday.

The featured news of Ameren鈥檚 $1 million investment in UMSL鈥檚 School of Engineering. The funding will support construction of the Ameren Electrical Engineering Lab, currently being built in the UMSL Science Complex, along with additional funding for scholarships and programming to provide experiential learning opportunities for engineering students. The outlet also shared of UMSL鈥檚 new Leadership Institute, which will serve as a regional center for leadership development, social impact and executive education. The institute will help prepare both emerging and established leaders to drive organizational performance and community impact through evidence-based leadership instruction.

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Nicki Antonacci, former Tritons softball player

: Mom thrilled watching Antonacci play 鈥� but the HBPs? Not so much

Michael Block, former Tritons golfer

: Michael Block: the club pro who became golf鈥檚 unlikely star

Rachel Aud Crowe, biology alum

: Rachelle Aud Crowe to speak at LC Commencement

Benjamin DeClue, political science alum

: New Festus city administrator says he will follow lead of elected officials

Jill Delston, assistant professor of philosophy

: UMSL honors Temple Israel member Jill Delston for research

Sarah Sweeney Dohrman, assistant clinical professor of optometry

: 4th Graders Explore Their Futures at 鈥淲hen I Grow Up鈥� Job Fair

Julie Dooley, education alum

: South County schools hire new staff, principals for upcoming school year

Jared Edwards, engineering alum

: Wiegmann Associates Adds Three Project Team Members

: Wiegmann Associates adds three project team members

Trilce Encarnaci贸n, assistant professor of supply chain management and analytics

: What really happens when states add delivery fees to online orders

Susan Garvey, accounting alum

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Asmahan Ghaleb, pre-nursing student

: Health Guide USA looks to demystify health insurance industry

Max Gillman, Friedrich A. Hayek Professor in Economic History

: Middle East conflict drives regional gas prices toward record highs

G. D鈥橝nne Hancock-Weise, professor emeritus of finance

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Robert Horsey, nursing alum

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David Kimball, professor of political science

: Missouri senator balances anti-abortion advocacy and bipartisan policy

Mandy La Brier, public policy administration alum

: Former Crystal City Resident Hired as Building, Planning Director

: Former Crystal City resident hired as building, planning director

Henrique Cassol Leal, philosophy alum

: Summer 2026 digital humanities fellows announced

Julie Lossos-Snow, counseling alum

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Greg Markway, psychology alum

: Ancestor鈥檚 trip on Orphan Train brought man to Midwest

Lakesha Mathis, political science and public administration alum

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Ralph McNeal, information systems alum

: Zillow engineer helps develop leadership e-book

Ashley Parrott, counseling alum

: Baptist Health names Ashley Parrott vice president of operations in Paducah

Jaime Peters, business alum

: Maryville University names finance dean to lead new College of Business and Technology

Lucas Sandheinrich, nursing alum

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Renata Sledge, assistant professor of social work

: What Breast Cancer Patients Really Need w/Dr. Renata Sledge

Lee Slocum, professor of criminology and criminal justice

: Total Information AM News Update: Save Lives Now

Kristin Sobolik, chancellor

: The City Hears the Call as 最新杏吧原创 Public Radio Raises Record $456,000 at Hear the Future Gala

: 最新杏吧原创 Public Radio raises record $456,000 at Hear the Future

Paul Sorenson, co-director of the Community Innovation and Action Center

: 鈥榃e want to hold on to our legacy鈥�: North 最新杏吧原创ans fear tornado will empty community

: Most of Missouri鈥檚 Narcan funding restored after proposed $8M budget cut

: UMSL students propose data-driven solutions to 最新杏吧原创 budget challenges

: Caritas Family Solutions CEO nominated as 鈥淐ommunity Changemaker鈥�

: Support meetings available to combat addiction

: HR Awards 2026: HR manager cuts turnover in half as engineering firm nearly triples in size

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