John Eastman, a prominent attorney in the effort to overturn former President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory, defended his actions and criticized alleged “lawfare” and “barfare” against him and ...

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, ...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, Aug. 12, against WashU alleging it fired a former Siteman Cancer Center (SCC) senior employee for filing a complaint ...

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 ...

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 ...

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and a new student-run business looks to take this philosophy to another level. Trading Post, a new Student Entrepreneurial Program (StEP) business on the ...

Following accusations of sexual assault against students in Kappa Sigma’s spring pledge class, the fraternity placed two new pledges on suspension.

When you move into your South 40 dorm for the first time, you’ll probably cross through several different municipalities in one day, just by walking, and never realize it. You also may not realize how ...

Welcome to WashU! You’ve successfully survived the long haul of high school, and we’re so excited you’re here. Look, I get this is an especially busy time for you: There are dorm decorations to buy, ...

Your first semester at WashU will provide opportunities to take many types of new classes! With this also comes more choices (and more responsibility) when deciding what classes to take, how to take ...

In high school, I was one of the top players on my tennis team’s roster. This past season, as a first-year on WashU’s women’s tennis team, I played in zero matches. As you can imagine, “benchriding” ...

Coming off the school year and into the summer is always a jarring transition from having a jam-packed schedule to zero commitments whatsoever. My friends and I often go stir-crazy after one week of ...