Our Approach
Arts & Sciences Communications works closely with our colleagues in WashU Public Affairs to pitch stories to the media. We also work collaboratively with a number of colleagues across campus to write up your news, discoveries, and exciting activities for our internal audiences, alumni, donors and friends of the university, and interested members of the general public. Because we emphasize teamwork and collaboration, you can reach out to any member of our team to begin a conversation. We will make sure you get connected with the expert most well-positioned to help.
Who to Contact
The Ampersand team - ampersand[at]wustl.edu
Office of Public Affairs, Humanities News - Liam Otten
Office of Public Affairs, Social Sciences News - Sara Savat
Office of Public Affairs, Natural Sciences News - Talia Ogliore
Stories of Interest
There’s no shortage of news in Arts & Sciences. Here are the types of stories that are the best fit for local and national media coverage:
- Major research news that have the potential to influence the field of study
- Faculty profiles and news about national awards and honors
- Significant institutional news and initiatives, such as new programs
- Student profiles and outcomes
- Innovations in teaching