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Chancellor Martin discusses finances, Trump administration, and more in Q&A

Chancellor Martin discusses finances, Trump administration, and more in Q&A
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Q&A with Chancellor Andrew D. Martin, Spring 2026

Q&A with Chancellor Andrew D. Martin, Spring 2026
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CEO of The Atlantic encourages “engaged optimism” about AI in WashU talk

CEO of The Atlantic encourages “engaged optimism” about AI in WashU talk
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WashU announces Andy Cohen as 2026 Commencement speaker

WashU announces Andy Cohen as 2026 Commencement speaker
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Gateway Global Grub: Eating around the world without leaving St. Louis

Gateway Global Grub: Eating around the world without leaving St. Louis
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Men’s basketball eliminated in Sweet 16 after late comeback attempt falls short

Men’s basketball eliminated in Sweet 16 after late comeback attempt falls short
Led by two D-III records, women’s track and field wins NCAA indoor championship

Led by two D-III records, women’s track and field wins NCAA indoor championship
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No. 20 men’s basketball sweeps opening weekend to advance to third-straight Sweet 16

No. 20 men’s basketball sweeps opening weekend to advance to third-straight Sweet 16
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No. 2 women’s track and field wins seventh consecutive UAA indoor track & field championship

No. 2 women’s track and field wins seventh consecutive UAA indoor track & field championship
WashU admin says they will uphold need-blind and other financial aid programs despite financial struggles

WashU admin says they will uphold need-blind and other financial aid programs despite financial struggles
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Students and faculty reflect on shelter-in-place following reports of armed person on campus

Students and faculty reflect on shelter-in-place following reports of armed person on campus
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WashU sends all-clear after “non-credible” reports of armed person

WashU sends all-clear after “non-credible” reports of armed person
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With crucial victories over Carnegie Mellon and Case Western, men’s basketball bounces back to boost playoff hopes

With crucial victories over Carnegie Mellon and Case Western, men’s basketball bounces back to boost playoff hopes
Placed in a challenging group, No. 12 men’s soccer looks to shatter expectations in return to postseason

Placed in a challenging group, No. 12 men’s soccer looks to shatter expectations in return to postseason
No. 1 women’s soccer begins pursuit of title repeat with home playoff games

No. 1 women’s soccer begins pursuit of title repeat with home playoff games
With Teacher Education major set to be discontinued, Class of 2029 and beyond will no longer be able to obtain teacher certification

With Teacher Education major set to be discontinued, Class of 2029 and beyond will no longer be able to obtain teacher certification
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Chancellor Martin confirms WashU will not sign Trump’s proposed higher education compact

Chancellor Martin confirms WashU will not sign Trump’s proposed higher education compact
WashU leadership shares updates on University budget, projects a “smaller than anticipated” $7.4 million deficit in Fiscal Year 2026

WashU leadership shares updates on University budget, projects a “smaller than anticipated” $7.4 million deficit in Fiscal Year 2026
Q&A with Chancellor Andrew Martin, Fall 2025

Q&A with Chancellor Andrew Martin, Fall 2025
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Chancellor Martin discusses DEI, finances, and plans for new dorm building

Chancellor Martin discusses DEI, finances, and plans for new dorm building
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