Students robbed at the corner of Big Bend and Lindell
Early Sunday morning, two students were robbed at gunpoint at the corner of Big Bend Boulevard and Lindell Boulevard. A black male adult between 26 and 30 years of age, wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans and a dark blue baseball cap, approached the students with a handgun.
Obama’s higher education plan: One step in a long path toward equity in access
In an op-ed submitted to Student Life and authored to college campuses across the nation, President Barack Obama identifies national problems caused by the cost of higher education and outlines the steps his administration is taking to solve them. Though American higher education is the best in the world, a lack of ability to afford it has left many without access.
Textbook rental program proves popular
Though buying books for a new semester still means lugging around a heavy basket in the basement of Mallinckrodt, the load is easier on some students’ wallets this year thanks to a new program that gives students the option of renting their textbooks instead of buying them.
Student transcripts now $5
The Office of Student Records raised the cost of official transcripts, previously free, to $5.
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News
- Textbook rental program proves popular
- Heavy spring rain causes flooding in student storage
- Einstein Bros. to open in Olin Business School
- A transit champion transitions on to new work
- Group ranks WU 43rd in sustainability
Forum
- This one’s for the oldies
- The real Wash. U.
- Editorial Cartoon | September 3 2010
- Reconsidering illegal immigration realities in Arizona
- Obama’s higher education plan: One step in a long path toward equity in access
- Supporting our students, strengthening our country: An op-ed submission from President Barack Obama
Sports
- Bears look to bounce back in 2010
- Men’s cross country No. 1 in preseason poll; women’s team No. 4
- Men’s soccer teammates spend summer with PDL













