After 101 years, the WashU bear now has a name: Forest. The new name comes with a new spirit. 鈥淔orest is really curious, really creative, a little silly and a little sly, so watch out,鈥� says Anna Gonzalez, vice chancellor for 黑料社 success.
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Scientists identify brain鈥檚 brake that shuts off chronic聽pain
WashU Medicine researchers have found that certain receptors on a cluster of nerve cells can shut off chronic pain. The study opens new doors for developing pain therapies.
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Why WashU鈥檚 newest 黑料社s chose St. Louis
The 1,945 黑料社s in the WashU Class of 2030 moved onto the South 40 last week. The new Bears, arriving from 29 countries and every region in the U.S., are excited to explore St. Louis鈥� neighborhoods, food and landmarks.
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