8legs: Washington university in st. louis

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WashU's PAD blends liberal arts with conservatory training to prepare graduates for diverse creative careers.
Steven Sater, a WashU alumnus, credits Greek study and classical literature with shaping his career.
Podcasting and alumni networks help students navigate a non-linear path in the arts.
Alumni emphasize finding one’s niche and embracing the journey over fixed career plans.
The PAD supports students from across disciplines pursuing theater through majors, minors, and classes.
Alumni like Pirronne Yousefzadeh work on projects that intersect theater and neuroscience research.
Choksi’s career trajectory includes major on-screen roles and development of The Ramayana adaptation.
Sater’s study of Greek drama and Joyce influenced Spring Awakening and its tone.
WashU PAD alumni continue to work in film, television, and theatre after graduation.
The PAD podcast serves as a platform to explore challenges and lessons from alumni.

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WashU Law launched the AI Collaborative in spring 2025 to lead education and research on artificial intelligence in law.
Oliver Roberts oversees programs through Wickard AI to extend the collaborative’s reach internationally.
The initiative includes a two-day intensive program for students and alumni and ongoing CLEs on policy topics.
Legal AI Demo Day brings 10–15 legal tech firms for rapid-fire demonstrations to thousands of attendees.
Judges and policymakers are involved, with AI ethics seminars for the judiciary and upcoming D.C. court system training.
Dean Stefanie Lindquist frames AI as education and insight for students, faculty, staff, and practicing lawyers.
WashU Law aims to balance AI efficiency gains with attention to bias and misuses.
The initiative connects faculty, students, alumni, and practitioners to intersecting law, technology, and ethics.
WashU Law positions itself as a national leader in AI education and research.
The program emphasizes practical training for real-world policy and courtroom use of AI.

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