The Gephardt Institute for Public Service will be moving to the Danforth University Center later this year, taking over the third floor space currently used as a student print media suite.

Students of all different races, backgrounds, ethnicities, and sexual orientations gathered at a luncheon event intended to encourage people to “mix up” their groups by sitting at different tables in the hopes of breaking down social barriers.

It’s one thing to become irate when you’re trying to drive to campus when the knucklehead in front of you sits at a green light because they’re blabbing on the phone. What about when you’re walking around campus and the person you’re holding a door for won’t hurry up because they’re also on the phone checking something on Facebook.

A performance Monday in the Danforth University Center’s Goldberg Formal Lounge kicked off a chamber music series that will last until Dec. 9.

Filmboard is showing “Toy Story 3” at 7:30 tonight in the Edison Courtyard outside the DUC.

The Danforth University Center (DUC) is often filled with the jarring voices of various fraternity and sorority members calling out to students to give money to one charity organization or another, giving out tattoos, bracelets and food. All Greek organizations host philanthropy events.

While it would be foolish and simply incorrect to question the beauty of our campus, we do have one aesthetic qualm that has been bothering us lately. The recent crop of buildings that have been popping up on campus, starting with the DUC and continuing with the South 40 house, have a sterilized, non-collegial feel that could be modified.

Picture this: It’s approximately 12:15 p.m. You and four friends wait on a short, quickly moving line for lunch. You move seamlessly from the line to the drink dispensary, and quickly find a table for a nice relaxing lunch.