When you think of the classic American food, you probably think of a hamburger. But with a growing vegetarian population, the classic American burger has taken on a variety of forms. That’s where the black bean burger comes in; it’s a meatless burger substitute that has become one of the main staples in the diets of vegetarian and vegan students alike at Washington University.
Members of the Washington University National Prestigious Society of Collegiate Jugglers provide instruction on how to juggle. The group hosted a juggling showcase on Friday and Saturday featuring juggles from as far as Sweden and Las Vegas. Watch the video above for a Student Life exclusive.
t was night, and Lucienne M’Maroyi was home alone with her two children when a group of armed men carrying flashlights suddenly burst into her house and dragged M’Maroyi violently away.
Are you tired of going to the same old ’80s nights and toga parties each weekend? Does the phrase “dress in your finest” no longer excite you?
Don’t blame your lack of creative party ideas on the fact that they’ve all been used up, because that’s simply not true! There are plenty of unique ideas that [...]
Nestled within the hustle and bustle of the Delmar Loop is a recently opened shop that sparks creativity and imagination in all who go through its doors. Your Pot’s Desire is a place where one can choose any form of pottery available, whether a ceramic animal or a plate, paint it and then have it [...]
Due to the wide variety of deliciously unhealthy food available on campus at any time of the day or night, the Freshman 15 is a big concern for many students; here are some tips to avoid gaining weight during your freshman year.
When you think of dance, you may think of ballroom, salsa or even hip-hop. While it may not be as well known as other types, step, a form of performing that includes stomping, clapping and making noise on the body to create a beat, has quietly been on the rise at Washington University through the non-Greek step team, WUStyle.
Imagine a crowd of people gathered before you, their faces turned in interest as they wait for what you have to say. Anything you desire to communicate can be put out for all to hear, whether a serious issue regarding world affairs or simply a humorous story you wish to [...]
Dirt piles, cranes and orange fencing—for students at Washington University, these sites are all too familiar thanks to the large construction projects taking over the South 40. But before you roll your eyes and complain, think of all the upsides to construction!
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