Category: PEP in the News
For Some Inmates, Rehabilitation Includes a College Degree
‘Education is transformative’
10 Missouri Inmates Receive Associate Degrees From University
10 inmates earn degrees, graduate in Missouri prison
It looks like any other graduation – except these graduates…
10 inmates make history as first to graduate from school’s…
Washington University graduates first class of students in prison
Crime and Punishment
Gender impacts: Mothers and reentry
Prison Education Project Prepares for New Admissions Cycle
PEP Leaders Discuss Inclusive Teaching and Research
Two Classrooms
Prison education and ‘the art of being free’
From Prison to College
Collateral Damage: Women, Incarceration and Children
By Barbara Baumgartner, Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Associate Director, Washington University Prison Education Project
From prison to progress: The odyssey of Damon Hartley
Instructors, Students Find Purpose in the Prison Classroom
Teaching in prison – WashU’s off-campus education program
Campus Behind Bars
Odysseus in Pacific
