Grade school has tons of markers to remind you that you’re growing up, whether it’s birthdays, a mark of your height on the wall, learning a new math skill, or […]
On Thursday, Oct. 19, in a classroom behind the Kemper Art Museum, lights dimmed and about 30 students, professors, and members of the community watched a screening of “Naila and the Uprising.”
The transition from high school to the first year of college is a big and jarring adjustment. Walking into the stadium seating of Wrighton 300 for the first time certainly doesn’t ease the anxiety of that transition.
I was lucky to have gotten COVID at a time where I was able to sustain myself for several days without leaving my dorm room.
Moving away for college brings many challenges, one of which is relearning local politics. From mayors to senators, here’s your basic guide to the politicians near the Washington University bubble.
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