Carl Neureuther, a 1940 graduate of the Washington University, funded a library endowment for the purchase of literature to encourage a life-long love of reading for pleasure. The endowment adds hundreds of books to the Libraries' collections every year, and you can browse them by searching the Classic Catalog.
Mr. Neureuther's endowment also makes it possible for WashU students to share stories of their own passion for reading and for collecting books through the Neureuther Student Book Collection Essay Competition. How does your personal library reflect your interests and obsessions? How have you gone about building your collection and deciding what to acquire? What was your greatest find? These are only a few of the questions it is possible to explore in submissions to the Neureuther Student Book Collection Essay Competition.
