Senior Matt Page is not one for platitudes, but when he made the improbable transition from second string quarterback to star tight end of the Washington University Bears, he had to answer some of those soft questions.
Next week, multiple media outlets will swarm our campus in preparation for debate No. 2. Seeing as we hardly have dorm space for our freshmen, we can’t help but wonder where exactly the Big League Chews like CNN and Fox News will spend their on-and off-hours.
It is hard to hear the name “Three Flags Tavern” and not be reminded of a certain classic Washington University hangout and happy hour spot north of campus, but this incognito tavern nestled away on Southwest Avenue plays a much different game than Three Kings Public House.
Under the red, white and blue lights of an illuminated Brookings Hall, Social Programming Board will kick of its presidential debate week with an event this Saturday, Oct. 1. The event, held in collaboration with the Office of Public Affairs and WashU Votes, will feature a neon roller-skating rink, free food and a live DJ.
From augmented-reality art installations to in-bathroom advertising agencies, there was a little bit of everything at this past weekend’s inaugural Murmuration Festival.
The current problem with the U.S. national debt is not in the absolute amount of debt, but rather the rate at which debt is growing in relation to gross domestic product.
After receiving student criticism about the demographic section of Senate’s campus climate survey, Student Union has issued an apology letter and may institute increased sensitivity training for senators.
Ezra Klein, journalist, co-founder and editor-in-chief of media organization Vox, shared his thoughts on the upcoming presidential election Tuesday night in Graham Chapel.
Education is important, but it’s essentially been swept under the rug this election cycle. But here at Student Life, we fight the good fight, so here’s a look at the major candidates’ education policy platforms.
Angela Maria Rodriguez Moreno’s vibrant wardrobe greets me every time I walk into Spanish 201.
A genius. An innovator. A legend. These are all titles that world-renowned choreographer Bill T. Jones has received throughout his career.
The pivotal role of photography in conflict resolution will be explored in an upcoming photography conference being organized by Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts lecturers Gina Grafos and David Johnson at the Chase Park Plaza from Oct. 6-8.
Colony House, formed in 2009 as the project of Caleb and Will Chapman, comes to St. Louis tomorrow night to perform at the Ready Room a year after performing at LouFest and Blueberry Hill. The band itself consists of Caleb (vocals and guitar), Will (drums), Scott Mills (guitar), and Parke Cottrell (bass).
Following the passage of recent Missouri gun legislation, Washington University—though a private campus with an anti-firearm policy—may see setbacks to the progress made by an anti-gun violence public health initiative led by Risa Zwerling Wrighton last year.
Photos from the weekend
LOUFEST 2016: Photo Gallery
PHOTO GALLERY: ThurtenE Carnival 2016
PHOTO GALLERY: SPB Spring Concert
VIDEO: Carnaval 2016
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