BLTs at Wash. U. have just dropped the T. Effective this past Monday, Bon Appétit—the subcontractor that provides catering for Dining Services—no longer serves tomato slices or wedges on campus.
Citigroup Inc. CEO Vikram Pandit met with Olin students Monday in the Knight Center during a visit to St. Louis. Pandit was in town to announce preliminary third-quarter results of Citi’s foreclosure prevention activities in Missouri
Moving forward on hispledge to transform America into the most educated country in the world by 2020, President Barack Obama hopes to pump an additional $40 billion into the Pell Grant program over the next decade.
Co-founded by senior David Dresner, The Right Side of History seeks equality for the LGBT community by engaging straight youth. Over the next two years, Dresner hopes to jump-start a national movement by applying new strategies to gain equal rights for the LGBT community.
Over the next 26 months David Dresner hopes to jump star a national movement by applying new strategies to gain equal rights for the LGBT community.
The number of suspected swine flu cases on campus jumped to 11 over the weekend.
Suspected cases of swine flu at Washington University hit four on Thursday evening, with school officials expecting the number to increase.
A Washington University undergraduate who displayed flu-like symptoms is thought to be the first case of swine flu on campus.
Courtney Reeves, Student Union vice president of public relations, announced earlier this week she would be resigning from her post, effective Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Courtney Reeves, Student Union vice president of public relations, announced early this afternoon that she would be resigning her post, effective Sept. 9.
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