The fall and winter seasons are overlapping, and what Student Life has dubbed the “sports eclipse” has begun. While the sky began to darken as first contact was made over the weekend, No. 4 volleyball ...

A girl I live with always brings my only sworn enemy at this school over to our apartment. My roommate knows our bad history ...

The Cocoa Classic 5K, hosted by Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity, will take place on Sunday, Nov. 8 to honor late brother ...

On Thursday evening 10/15, the WashU Civil Society Initiative hosted a panel discussion examining whether academic freedom ...

Until recently, anyone with a WashU email address, including every WashU student, was only a few clicks away from accessing ...

As the first state to ban abortion after Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022, Missouri also made history as the first state to repeal the ban in 2024. Tomorrow, it could be the first in the nation to ...

Actor-comedian-DJ-musician Zack Fox is known for the multi-hyphenated, multifaceted nature of his career. From starring as ...

In a document published on Thursday, Oct. 8, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), proposed a fee of $70,000 for every international student seeking postgrad employment through the Optional ...

Fifty-five years later, restored and redistributed by Warner Bros., Russell’s original director’s cut finally made its way into theaters, and it is bonkers.

Earlier this year, students in Professor Mitchell Sommers' Introduction to Psychology course began noticing a change. Sommers ...

Viktor Yushchenko, the former president of Ukraine, visited WashU on Wednesday to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war and the ...

I walk outside every day knowing that my story could get me killed,” New York Times bestselling author George M. Johnson, who uses they/them pronouns, writes in their newest memoir.