Over the past few weeks, articles and reports have been published about this month’s “planetary alignment.” This celestial event is at its peak this week, and can be seen from WashU’s Crow Observatory, weather permitting.
From Oct. 23 through Oct. 26, WashU’s All Student Theater (AST) will perform “The Rest is Silence,” their immersive adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy “Hamlet.” Rather than the typical proscenium setup, where the audience sits directly facing the stage, AST’s fall performance throws the audience directly into the action. The performance takes place in the Village Black Box Theater (on the lower level of Village House), where AST’s crew has transformed the space into a winding collection of rooms and scenes, complete with props, lighting, and sound design.
If you’re a student at WashU, you’re likely familiar with the struggle of staying connected to one of the schools many Wi-Fi networks: from eduroam, to wustl-guest, to wustl-encrypted-2.0 and back again. Over the past year, WashU steadily made updates to its Wi-Fi in hopes that students and staff alike can have a more seamless Wi-Fi experience, but students still report some technical difficulties.
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