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St. Louis to host 2028 Olympic marathon team trials, course to start at Francis Field

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. 

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May Day protest: Graduate workers, Cori Bush rally in support of international students, ArtSci PhD programs

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.

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The Kid LAROI announced as spring 2026 WILD headliner

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. 

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Bounding into the New Year at LNYF

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.

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Hiking St. Louis

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.

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Fifteen weeks of ice cream: the scoop on Campus Creamery’s free giveaway winners

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.

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Crashing out at the NASCAR Enjoy Illinois 300

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.

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Everything I wish I knew as a first-year

Hell is Real, and it’s the Brentwood Pavilion on a Saturday afternoon.

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They hooked up, whatever that means

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.

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The ultimate guide to throwing the extravaganza-bonanza dorm function

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.

| Junior Scene Editor

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