Among WashU’s new class of scholar-champions, 13 are transfer students coming from all NCAA divisions. Across 11 teams, the Bears add seven former Division I athletes, one former Division II athlete, ...

Student Union’s (SU) Executive Council announced their list of 30 term pledges in an email to the student body on Tuesday, Aug. 25. SU pledged to end block funding, cut taxes for student group ...

College sports are full of surprises, but the consistent dominance of WashU’s soccer program is not one of them. Both the men’s and the women’s teams return to play after spectacular 2025 season runs.

Since the announcement of Provost Ed Macias’ June 2013 retirement four months ago, Chancellor Mark Wrighton has formed an advisory committee to conduct a nationwide search for Macias’ replacement. The ...

Resident District Manager of Bon Appétit Nadeem Siddiqui led members of the Student Life staff on a tour of the new dining facilities on the South 40. Check out the features of the new eating ...

WashU Chancellor Andrew D. Martin announced that the University will not sign the Trump administration’s proposed higher education compact. In an email sent to faculty midday Wednesday, Martin wrote ...

WashU’s Brown School will be the first in the nation to fully fund practicum credits and offer living stipends for all Master of Social Work (MSW) students starting this upcoming fall semester. The ...

The St. Louis MetroLink is this city’s most underappreciated amenity. St. Louis is unique in having a Metro system that is so expansive — in the Midwest, only Chicago and Minneapolis have higher ...

I wanted desperately to like “Project Hail Mary.” I really did — it had such potential. I should back up, though. “Project Hail Mary” follows witty grade-school science teacher Ryland Grace (played by ...

If the line out the door at lunchtime every day is any indication, we as a student body love Subway. With its extensive selection of sandwiches, there’s something for everyone, but sometimes all of ...

A recent report commissioned by WashU and Vanderbilt on the politicization of humanities research has generated significant pushback from humanities professors, the WashU chapter of the American ...

For most of A24’s “Tony,” all you see of the titular chef is a curly black mop of hair. It’s the summer of 1975, and Anthony Bourdain — the world-traveling culinary critic, brilliantly acerbic writer, ...