Freshmen lead women’s soccer past Principia 5-1
The Bears womens’ soccer team scored five times en route to defeating host Principia College Tuesday night in Elsah, Ill.
Men’s tennis shows promise for spring
The Washington University men’s tennis team had a very strong showing at the 2006 Wilson/Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Central Region Singles Championship, capped by a singles championship by freshman John Watts.
Volleyball crushes Fontbonne
Jumping back to the second spot in the national rankings, the Washington University volleyball team took on neighbor Fontbonne University last Thursday.
Senior to run Chicago Marathon
During the dog days of summer, Neal Griffin woke up at 6 a.m. to start running.
Taste of St. Louis serves up food and music
This weekend, restaurants, popular bands and exciting exhibits will transform downtown Saint Louis’ Gateway Mall and Kiener Plaza into a vibrant festival for all ages.
SU addresses demonstration policy
The Student Union Senate and administration discussed a draft of a policy designed to clarify the limits of student demonstrations on campus last Thursday.
Science Caf‚ serves more than coffee
Students can now drain their coffee cups while engaging in conversation topics from outer space to biology at the Saint Louis Science Center’s Science Caf‚.
One year later, Emory rivalry unnoticed
An engineered rivalry between Washington University and Emory University has burned out soon after it ignited.
3-D Fossett lab to offer virtual trips to Mars
Washington University may not own a magic school bus or employ a professor as unique as Ms. Frizzle, but students will soon be able to explore anything from inside of the human body to Mars’ surface.
Architecture School welcomes new dean
Washington University named nationally renowned architect and designer Bruce Lindsey as the new dean of the School of Architecture on Thursday. Formerly an architecture professor at Auburn University, Lindsey is known for his work with digital technology and environmental sustainability.