Freshman to represent U.S. in Stockholm
Although freshman Rebecca Ye will not take her first biology course at Washington University until next semester, her expertise in biological research has the potential to revolutionize management of the world’s most important resource: water.
Wash. U. was right to cancel Target event
We believe Wash. U. made an appropriate decision in removing the First 40 Target trip from the freshman orientation schedule.
Freshman Press
Read news and commentary from new freshmen in Freshman Press, the publication of Student Life's pre-Orientation program!Older students intrude at Club 40
Freshmen at Washington University kick off their first Friday with the traditional Club 40 dance. They stand around or dance, enjoy free pizza and root beer, and meet each other. But this year, more than just freshmen attended.
Student transcripts now $5
The Office of Student Records raised the cost of official transcripts, previously free, to $5.
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- Freshman to represent U.S. in Stockholm
- Older students intrude at Club 40
- College Government Collaborative to take projects beyond the bubble
- Student transcripts now $5
Forum
- Decapitation: coming to a city near you!
- Studying abroad at WUSTL
- Editorial Cartoon | September 1 2010
- In Target action, WU overstepping its bounds
- Katz’s dismissal
- Wash. U. was right to cancel Target event
Sports
- Top ranked Volleyball primes for another championship run
- Bears ready to follow breakthrough season
- Q&A: Meet new Wash. U. baseball head coach Steve Duncan
- Bears poised to rebound from disappointing 2009 season
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Orientation 2010
Editorial Cartoon | September 1 2010
The new South 40
Editorial Cartoon | August 25 2010
