Men’s Soccer upsets NYU, defeats Brandeis 3-0
Believe the hype, folks. The Washington University men’s soccer team is for real.
Women’s Soccer wins UAA, earns NCAA berth
After getting off to a 2-2 start in their first four games, it seemed doubtful that the Bears’ women’s soccer team would make a run at the playoffs. Thirteen games later, doubt no more.
Volleyball moves to 28-1
The second-ranked Bears took four games this past weekend at the Titan Invitational, their last regular season tournament.
The Fast and the Frivolous
On Saturday, soap box teams took to the track in search of a winning ride through Forest Park.
World Champions
St. Louis was at its best Friday night.
Study finds FDA wastes $50 billion a year
A recent study done by professors from Washington University and Georgetown University estimated that the FDA is losing 50 billion dollars a year due to wasteful manufacturing processes.
Professor’s writing aims to reshape view of American Muslims
When Professor Fatemeh Keshavarz returned from a visit to Iran last May, she was shocked by the disparity between the country she knew and the media’s representation of it.
Students win at soap box derby
With only two hours left to hand in the application for the Red Bull Soap Box Race, the members of Team Brain Fart quickly decided on the theme of a gigantic muscled man on wheels.
ABS celebrates 40th anniversary with week of events
The Association of Black Students hosts their annual Black Arts & Sciences Festival next week to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
Seeking spook: Eerie abodes in St. Louis
January Tunnel may be spooky at night, but if you want to find real haunted places, you’re going to need to get out into the city. St. Louis is famous for some of its haunted spots and is considered one of the most haunted cities in America.