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WashU students react to new data on the postgrad earnings of different majors
The New York Times recently published a report featuring an interactive database highlighting 32,578 undergraduate programs at 24,526 universities across the U.S.
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The New York Times recently published a report featuring an interactive database highlighting 32,578 undergraduate programs at 24,526 universities across the U.S.
The New York Times recently published a report featuring an interactive database highlighting 32,578 undergraduate programs at 24,526 universities across the U.S.
Viktor Yushchenko, the former president of Ukraine, visited WashU on Wednesday to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war and the importance of supporting Ukraine.
Earlier this year, students in Professor Mitchell Sommers' Introduction to Psychology course began noticing a change. Sommers’ lecture slides, once mostly lines of text, now exploded with colorful illustrations, each generated by artificial intelligence.
On Sunday, Oct. 18, Bui added yet another achievement to her list of accolades: a first-place finish in the ITA Cup Singles Final. Bui is the first person in program history to win this elite fall tournament.
After settling for a tie against Carnegie Mellon University last week, No. 1 women’s soccer returned to Francis Field on Friday, Oct. 23, and Sunday, Oct. 25, for the final time this regular season. The Bears had a University Athletic Association (UAA) doubleheader against two ranked opponents, No. 23 University of Rochester and No. 21 Emory University. The game against Emory was a highly anticipated national championship rematch from last year.
A recent StudLife Op-Ed, as well as articles in other publications such as one published by Mother Jones, has accused Amendment 3's reiteration of being an attempt to rally transphobia in support of the abortion restrictions. On the contrary, this provision is legitimately necessary. Vote yes on Amendment 3 to protect children from the rashness of youth and to respect the dignity of the unborn.
It has now been about a month and a half since U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon’s visit, and University administration has yet to speak on what the meeting entailed. As a student of WashU, I take issue with our administrators’ continued lack of transparency.
The staff of Student Life recently published an editorial on how WashU should move forward after the Cornell 7 case’s virality, arguing that “more outreach, peer-to-peer education, improvement to Title IX enforcement, and campus-wide conversations about RSV [Relationship and Sexual Violence] are always better than less.” I want to push further and argue that, at present, awareness-raising programming like The Date and other online educational training have brought prevention as far as they can.
Actor-comedian-DJ-musician Zack Fox is known for the multi-hyphenated, multifaceted nature of his career. From starring as Tariq on “Abbott Elementary” to mixing gospel music in a “Boiler Room” DJ set, he is a bona fide expert in creativity. However, this expert’s path to success may be unfamiliar to college students who are constantly taught to remain within the constraints of the path set before them.
Jugglefest, WashU’s annual juggling festival, returns for a successful second year post-hiatus. As the largest free juggling club in the St. Louis area, WashU Juggling welcomes enthusiasts of any level.
When you first get to college, it feels like everyone repeats the same pieces of advice to you: go to class, drink responsibly, and don’t date the people on your floor. It's the essential college handbook. But, every year without fail, people start to fall for their floor mates. The question of whether or not to date people you live with or near has troubled people for generations, but don't worry. We’re here to give you the answers you crave and the validation you need to go for it.
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