The No. 4 WashU women’s golf team placed fourth with a cumulative score of 31 over par at the Deb Jackson Invitational on April 13-14 in Douglassville, Georgia. Senior Sydney Kuo led the Bears, scoring five over par across the two-day tournament to place seventh.

Sophomore Amy Beanblossom won the 2025 University of California, Santa Cruz Invitational with a combined score of 143 strokes (+1) on March 29-30. The No. 4 WashU women’s golf team […]

The No. 3 WashU women’s golf team placed fourth with a combined score of 19 over par at the WashU Spring Invite on March 22 after the second day of the tournament was canceled due to flooding at Crescent Farms Golf Course in Eureka, Missouri. The No. 42 The University of Wisconsin–Stout won the match with a combined team score of 14 over par.

The No. 3 WashU women’s golf team placed second at the Berry Invitational with a combined team score of 612 (+36) strokes on March 10-11 in Statesboro, Georgia. Senior and former All-American Sydney Kuo and junior Tiffany Chan both placed in the top five out of over 100 players, with Kuo tied for third place in shooting 148 (+5) and Chan finishing two strokes behind in fourth.

WashU’s location — nestled between Forest Park, Clayton, University City, and St. Louis — offers a wide variety of running spots for newcomers and experienced runners. Many WashU students talk about wanting to get out of the “WashU bubble,” and running (or walking) is a great way to do so and explore the world surrounding WashU. Here are some of the best running routes for the WashU community.

In 2024, Fontbonne announced that it would close, and that WashU would purchase its campus. Nearly a year later, on Feb. 26, 2025, the Fontbonne baseball team stepped up to the plate at WashU’s Kelly Field to take on WashU in their last-ever athletics contest.

The No. 13 WashU men’s basketball team lost their last University Athletic Association (UAA) game of the regular season to the University of Chicago 76-68 on March 1. With the loss, the Bears move to third in the UAA with a record of 9-5, and they will host Central College in the first round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament on March 7 at 6:40 p.m. in St. Louis.

The WashU softball team opened its season with four consecutive wins on Feb. 22 and 23, including three mercy-rule victories. The Bears defeated St. Catherine University 9-0 and 9-3, then defeated Coe College 10-2 and 12-0.

In 2020 and 2021, many NCAA athletes’ seasons were disrupted, if not completely canceled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, the NCAA announced that all student-athletes would receive an extra year of eligibility. Five years later, the last class of student-athletes with this extra “COVID year” are graduating from their respective institutions, including many Division III schools like WashU.

On Feb. 26, 2022, two months after he graduated from WashU, Justin Hardy subbed into WashU’s final regular season game against The University of Chicago. Weak from months of chemotherapy, he dribbled down the court and scored the Bears’ final points of the game. When the final buzzer went off, WashU and Chicago players embraced Hardy in what would be his last game for the Bears.