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Live blogging the Mother’s Bar incident town hall
The Association of Black Students, Connect4 and the Senior Class Council are hosting a town hall-style forum tonight to address students’ reactions to the alleged discrimination that took place at the Original Mothers Bar during the senior class trip to Chicago two weeks ago.
New movement seeks equality for LGBT community
Over the next 26 months David Dresner hopes to jump start a national movement by applying new strategies to gain equal rights for the LGBT community.
Wrighton: Endowment down 30 percent
Despite some indications that the global economy is gaining strength, Washington University’s financial situation has not improved since April, according to an e-mail sent by Chancellor Mark Wrighton Wednesday afternoon. Though the University took several cost-saving measures over the summer, it continues to face an annual shortfall of about $30 million per year through fiscal [...]
University endowment down 30 percent, further difficulties expected
Washington University’s financial situation has not improved since April, according to an e-mail sent by Chancellor Mark Wrighton Wednesday afternoon.
State Sen. Jeff Smith resigns, pleads guilty to federal charges
Jeff Smith, a lecturer at Washington University and a Missouri state senator, resigned his post in the legislature earlier today after several weeks of speculation about a federal investigation.
1,515 freshmen join University community
On Thursday, August 20 the 1,515 members of the class of 2013 officially joined the Washington University community.
Taking back the night
On Tuesday, March 31 students and members of the St. Louis community came together in Brookings Quad for the annual Take Back the Night rally to raise awarness about and to prevent sexual violence.
COSA reorganizes under new name
Washington University’s umbrella organization for sexual assault prevention and education has reorganized itself under new leadership after a semester-and-a-half hiatus and for the first time has set a budget to support its efforts.
Case of meningitis reported on campus
A student living in the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity chapter house who may have contracted meningococcal meningitis, a contagious condition, should be sent home healthy soon with no visible side effects, according to Jordan Roberts, the fraternity’s president.
Two years after Myers rape, no clear picture of sexual assault
Two years ago last Thursday, a man tailgated into Myers Hall, forced his way into the room of a female student and raped her. The case—which to most students is now known as “the Myers incident”—is the only case of stranger rape at Washington University in recent memory, and for many students has become synonymous with the problem of sexual assault on campus.














