Early during welcome week, first years are given three plastic cards, along with a thick stack of paperwork. The first two — the Student ID card and room key — are slid in and out of phone wallets every day. They get scratched, worn, and usually lost a few times. But the third card, the […]

We understand that WashU, like other universities, is in a difficult spot with limited housing and uncertainty on what the future may hold. However, if the University refuses to make accommodations, the onus falls on students to make them — and it shouldn’t.

Both the students and WashU should remember that the campus’s essential workers are people, too.

A WashU education continues to grow pricier, but after a pandemic and record endowment growth, the University should consider the necessity of raising tuition yet again.

The lack of a booster mandate is confounding at best and troubling at worst.

After outcry against the systemic oppression Greek Life perpetuates, more than half of sorority and fraternity members dropped. Now, those same organizations are making a comeback – but we shouldn’t let them.

In response to the failure to partner with Behavioral Health Resources, WashU plans to create another task force. We need action, not another committee.

WashU’s social scene doesn’t have to be bars and clubs – student groups and friend groups can make their own social life.

If you’re struggling to find electives to take next semester before registration, here are our suggestions.

For those who plan to visit St. Louis this weekend, remember that you are just that — visitors. Whatever you do for Parent & Family Weekend, do it mindfully.