The Olympics are headed back to St. Louis. In a press conference on June 4, the city announced that the 2028 Olympic marathon team trials will take place on March 25, 2028.
The Washington University Graduate Workers Union (WUGWU) organized a demonstration last Friday, May 1, to protest University funding cuts to College of Arts & Sciences graduate programs and demand increased protections for international students as part of nationwide May Day rallies and strikes calling for labor rights, among other causes.
Australian singer-songwriter The Kid LAROI is set to headline the Spring 2026 WILD (Walk In, Lay Down) at 6 p.m. Friday, April 24, on Mudd Field.
The 30th Lunar New Year Festival (LNYF) performance graced Edison Theatre last weekend to sold-out crowds. The culmination of a year’s worth of planning and practices, this year’s “Boundless Horizons” show celebrated the Year of the Horse.
Need to clear your head between classes or escape the buzz of campus for a few hours? You don’t have to wander far — St. Louis is surrounded by trails that offer everything from peaceful forest walks to breathtaking hilltop views of the Mississippi.
Cookie dough, brownie bites, Frosted Flakes, strawberries, bananas, Cocoa Puffs, and more — with 24,379 possible ice cream orders, it would take more than a semester of free scoops to try them all. Luckily, Campus Creamery’s giveaway winners are giving it their best shot.
Pulling off I-55 on a cool Saturday evening led to dusty paths looping around the track, where bored volunteers in neon orange tees and curling mullets waved us through to a giant gravel lot. The sun was just beginning to set over “I Heart Hot Moms” and “Let’s Go Brandon” flags flown in a stack above rows of parked campers.
Hell is Real, and it’s the Brentwood Pavilion on a Saturday afternoon.
Let’s talk about sex, baby! But wait — before we can get down and dirty, let’s make sure we’re actually on the same page.
So, you wanna have a dorm party. Maybe you’re tired of endless bidding over GroupMe party-ticket messages; maybe you’re thinking of a chill night in; maybe you’ve just been somehow assigned to host the afters. Whatever the occasion, the dorm party is a certified classic function. So, if you’re looking to throw a night everyone will remember (but not because of a mass email from the RA), here’s your ultimate guide.
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