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Saint Louis University has been named a recipient of the esteemed 2026 Senator Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization. The award, announced on February 10, recognizes the university's exceptional and institution-wide commitment to weaving international perspectives into the very fabric of its academic and campus life.
The honor specifically celebrates SLU's profound dedication to creating a welcoming environment for students from around the world and its success in integrating global learning across all disciplines. University President Edward Feser stated that the recognition underscores the campus community's deep, shared commitment to fostering a truly international educational experience.
The award criteria focus on innovative and sustainable programs that prepare all students for a globally interconnected future. At SLU, this is evidenced by a robust portfolio of study abroad opportunities, a significant and supported international student population, and curricula designed to build cross-cultural competencies. The selection committee noted the university's strategic and holistic approach, which ensures that internationalization is not an isolated initiative but a core component of its educational mission. This accolade places SLU among a select group of institutions nationwide acknowledged for leadership in making global education a central priority.
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