Photos of WU Pops and Stamm playing and singing over the weekend.

Students pretend to drop dead outside Olin Library to raise awareness about North Korean refugees through an organization called LiNK. The event aims to illuminate the situation in North Korea: the starvation, the concentration camps, the governmental abuse, the lack of freedom and justice. The exhibition’s goal is to reach out and make students aware of the North Koreans’ invisible suffering.

Bear’s Den employees wait along Shepley Drive after Bear’s Den and South Forty House was evacuated because of a fire alarm on Sunday evening. There was no fire. This was the third fire alarm in the building in the past week.

Matt & Kim perform their indie jams and entertained the crowd on the Swamp while students enjoy the warm weather. The performance was the highlight of South 40 Week, which is hosted by the Congress of the South 40.

Students sit in the recently renovated Lopata Gallery to study and enjoy a meal from the new eatery that has opened in the space. The café offers a variety of soups, wraps, and salads and pre-packaged meals.

A survey from your peers on their individual definitions and levels of experience when it comes to romance.

When it’s time to crack down on work, you can hit up a familiar study spot like Olin Library, where you’re guaranteed to find hundreds of other suffering students. Or, you can opt for a quieter, lesser-known location: the DUC Formal Lounge.