It presents 50 of Stahl's landscape images of America's national parks using either original, unaltered photography or images digitally manipulated by the artist. Illustrations of the technical process are presented to lead the viewer through the process of creating new composite images from original photographs. Stahl, an assistant professor of communication, has taught design and photography at the University for 27 years. He began using digital imaging in 1994. The gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Saint Louis University and Tenet HealthSystem have announced a new agreement regarding ongoing maintenance services at Saint Louis University Hospital. At the request of Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon, all parties opened discussions to resolve terms of a Maintenance Services Agreement that was scheduled to expire at the end of April. In 1997 a group of more than 20 Jesuit universities and colleges formed a consortium to offer graduate business degrees in Beijing. The Center for China Studies now offers a unique study abroad opportunity for students at the consortium universities and colleges. The study-abroad opportunity includes intensive language courses, cultural seminars, business courses and adventure travel opportunities in China.