After rocky start, swimming and diving starting to find its stroke
The Washington University swimming and diving teams will travel to Wheaton, Ill., this weekend to compete in the Wheaton Invitational. The meet will mark the men’s and women’s teams’ seventh competition of the year.
Women’s cross country runs to third place at Nationals
The third-ranked Washington University women’s cross country team took third place for the second straight year at the NCAA Cross Country National Championships.
Glory season ends in heartbreaker
The Bears ended their season with a 35-2 overall record and a tremendous showing in the postseason.
Bowen named 2005 Carnegie Scholar
Anthropology professor John Bowen was one of 16 academics receiving nationwide recognition as a 2005 Carnegie Scholar for his work on Islam in France.
Unpublicized server changeover frustrates groups
All student group e-mail accounts and Web sites were moved to Student Union’s new server without prior notification on Saturday.
SU groups receive new fundraising standards
In order to make the student group funding process more equitable, Student Union’s Budget Committee has equalized the fundraising requirement for all Category I groups.
Fall color
Even though the weather is now cold and dreary, there was a time not so long ago in which those students who so chose could bask in the red, yellow, green and golden glory of the annual changing of the leaves.
Police Beat
The Washington University Police Department’s media feed for Nov. 16-28.
Iyengar on his Jeopardy! experience
After the airing of “Jeopardy! College Championships,” which began on Nov. 7, Washington University contestant junior Jayanth Iyengar can finally speak openly about what he characterizes as “the experience of a lifetime.”
Marketing Assoc. holds fashion show
High fashion will come to the Gargoyle tonight when the Washington University Marketing Association hosts a fashion show featuring the latest styles in urban wear and lingerie.