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Lilly Belfield, the 22-year-old driver charged with killing 26-year-old PhD candidate Kennedy Reed, was denied bond by Judge Brooke Hurst in a hearing last Friday, Sept. 18.
Lilly Belfield, the 22-year-old driver charged with killing 26-year-old PhD candidate Kennedy Reed, was denied bond by Judge Brooke Hurst in a hearing last Friday, Sept. 18.
Chief Scientific Officer of Microsoft Eric Horvitz, M.D., Ph.D., spoke to a nearly full audience at Graham Chapel as part of the Assembly Series. Horvitz discussed uses of artificial intelligence in healthcare and medical research and spoke about the future trajectory of AI in medicine.
A faculty committee will provide a non-binding recommendation on how WashU should respond to an Aug. 3 letter from the Department of Education (DOE) calling on universities to reform by the end of 2026, the University announced Wednesday.
Brown bears typically do not do well in the heat, but the WashU Bears are the exception. This past weekend, the No. 8 volleyball team defeated its opponents with three straight wins, two of which were against nationally ranked opponents. The women’s cross country team placed 23rd and the men’s placed 25th among 46 schools. Men’s tennis opened their fall season, and women’s tennis continued their dominant fall-season run. Volleyball The No. 8 volleyball team dominated the Tiger Classic on Sept. 18 and 19 in San Antonio, defeating No. 11 Johns Hopkins University 3-1, University of St. Thomas (Texas) 3-0, and […]
The No. 19 WashU football team remains undefeated with a 31-24 road win over Wittenberg University, moving to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC). With this game, the Bears notch their first 3-0 start since 2023, as well as their first NCAC away game victory.
Sophomore Jessy Young saw her ball land close to the hole, but she couldn’t tell where it ended up. She was staring into the sun, and she’d mishit her 9-iron on the 132-yard par-3 eighth hole. Then, her mother, who flew in from Atlanta to watch, started screaming. Young had made her first-ever hole-in-one. Young’s ace on Sept. 15 was the second by a WashU golfer in less than a week. First-year Jessica Liu made a hole-in-one from 145 yards away with a 7-iron in a practice round at a different course, just three days before Young’s. Young was playing alongside […]
Much could be learned from modeling oneself after the blue-haired girl or the country boy. Their commitment to their beliefs and unabashed defense of them is a quintessential aspect of education we should all be less afraid to embody.
By leaving students and faculty in the dark on the humanities report and instead participating in an unpublicized meeting with McMahon, Martin deprived community members of the opportunity to participate in meaningful dialogue regarding the future of the University.
We have a language problem. Social media and artificial intelligence have allowed individual instances of appropriation and misunderstanding to proliferate on an unprecedented scale. People our age use words and phrases without knowing their origins or true meanings, and that has deep implications for our ability to communicate, our relationships with one another, and what we consider “valuable” or “intelligent” language.
Although “Day and Night” is a step down from the quality of Carly Rae Jepsen’s previous albums, the 24 songs are good enough individually. The key word being enough.
Similar to the LaJoy’s matcha lattes (read: milk with matcha essence), beabadoobee’s newest album “Pylon” fell severely short of my expectations. Just as everyone at WashU seems to have the same closet, all the songs in “Pylon” could very well be each other’s doppelgangers.
The new “Resident Evil” film by Zach Cregger, based on the video games of the same name, is a love letter to its namesake — but not the kind written on a fancy card.
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