WU Bears don’t hibernate in the off-season
Year after year, college sports go in three basic cycles: pre-season, in-season and off-season.
Born to run: Men’s and women’s cross country teams look to win conference championships
When success comes so often, it is hard to appreciate it for what it is. This is the case for the men’s and women’s cross country teams of Washington University.
Women offering students rides to Kmart arrested on outstanding warrant
A Maplewood woman was arrested on an outstanding warrant Monday afternoon after she was spotted on campus offering students rides to Kmart, Washington University police said.
Rachael David, 22, of the 2000 block of Roseland Terrace, was driving a white limousine bus around the South 40 and Forsyth when police, responding to a complaint, pulled her over.
A look at Engineering Initiation
A photo essay by David Brody of Engineering Initiation.
Sophomore entrepreneurs create student discounts
Washington University students are no strangers to local mainstays such as Mike Duffy’s Pub and Grill, Blueberry Hill and Pointer’s Pizza. Now they can save money as they go.
Social Thought major merges with American Culture Studies
The Social Thought and Analysis degree program has a new home in American Culture Studies beginning this semester.
WU switches health provider, keeps mandatory insurance
Washington University remained one of three universities in the nation to require its students to purchase health insurance this year, despite a change in provider for the 2006-2007 school year.
Libraries institute new printing fee
Washington University Libraries will institute printing fees beginning Oct. 20, 2006.
Ditch the advice, go after the girl
This was supposed to be an article giving advice to incoming freshmen on their first day of class. But then I thought that freshmen have been getting advice from everyone.
Why I don’t care about college rankings
We all saw the latest U.S. News & World Report college rankings.