danforth university center
From green to colorful
What happened to the square green plates that were used at the Danforth University Centery (DUC) last year?
Webfood: Online orders for DUC food available this fall
Starting this fall, students will have the option to pre-order certain menu items online and pick up their items at the Danforth University Center at no additional cost.
Name an elevator in your honor!
The Danforth University Center, the newest darling of the Danforth Campus, is a little ridiculous. It seems you can’t walk 10 feet without discovering a new plaque.
Despite success of DUC, Mallinckrodt Center still important
Although the lunchtime crowds have moved to the Danforth University Center and plans for renovation have been delayed, Mallinckrodt Center still plays a major function in programming by Washington University’s student groups.
New antennas may improve cell service
Washington University will begin the installation of an interior cellular reception system within the Danforth University Center this week, hoping to alleviate network problems cited by many students.
Event Services needs change
This year ought to have been an exciting one for student groups looking to utilize Washington University’s new space.
A (very) selective review of the Public Service Fair
Desiring to find out more about getting involved in St. Louis but feeling quite lazy, I decided to check out the Public Service Fair held in the Danforth University Center on Sept. 23.
Student groups disappointed with the DUC
Several students groups have expressed dissatisfaction with the Danforth University Center, specifically complaining that the new building does not hold sufficient space for them.
Danforth center LEED rating due in 2010
While the Danforth University Center’s planners have made efforts for the building to be environmentally friendly, the center’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification, which signifies how “green” the building is, will not occur until early 2010.
Ibby’s Bistro
It’s time to make that call home. You know—the one where you tell your parents that you got scurvy because you can’t afford to buy fruits at school. If your parents are like mine, they’ll know what you’re getting at, tell you that they know you’re not on a pirate ship and then suggest that you stop buying so many lattes.
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