Student Union Vice President of Administration Trevor Mattea announced Monday that he would be resigning from his post in two weeks. His resignation is the second for the Montana administration, raising questions about Student Union’s internal efficacy.

Students will see some new actors in Edison Theatre for the production of “Ragtime,” opening Oct. 16, as some of the cast is made up of actors from The Black Rep.

Swine flu cases at Washington University have been steadily increasing in recent weeks, but the number of cases at the University is still much lower than at most other higher education institutions.

New cases continue to be reported around the country as the disease spreads and fall season settles in.

Swine Flu Facts for the University: According to Alan Glass, director of Habif Health and Wellness Center: · As of Monday, about 50 cases of H1N1 flu. · Three weeks since the first case at the University. · Steady rate of about 2.5 new cases per day. · All cases are mild to moderate. · [...]

The executive director of the St. Louis Hillel at Washington University, Michael Landy, resigned on Monday morning.

Since its formation last December, the Consortium for Clean Coal Utilization at Washington University has been working on several projects aimed at mitigating the environmental impacts of coal usage, which generates half of the electricity in the United States. “The way I would think of it is the use of coal in a way that [...]

The Delmar Loop recently added another building to its collection when Washington University opened the newly renovated Corner Building at the intersection of Delmar and Skinker boulevards in August. The building opened after approximately three months of work. Still waiting to be added to the structure are seven roof-mounted wind turbines. The building will house [...]

Washington University’s newest sorority is preparing for its first large philanthropy event to benefit the sorority’s national cause, the Arthritis Foundation.

While many Washington University students spent their summers taking classes, working jobs or vacationing, members of the Burning Kumquat continued their efforts at the University’s student-run cooperative organic farm. Seniors Jen Swanson and Katie Anderson said they each came up with the idea for the camp after participating in study abroad programs in sustainable eco-villages. [...]

New information about the 2008 bombing at the parking garage at 190 Carondelet Blvd. in Clayton has brought new attention to Milton “Skip” Ohlsen III, a former Democratic campaign strategist also tied to former state Sen. Jeff Smith, D-St. Louis, and former state Rep. Steve Brown, D-Clayton, who resigned from the Missouri General Assembly on Tuesday.