A series of insensitive messages in the Umrath Hall first floor GroupMe prompted backlash on social media and led to apologies from the messages’ authors this week.

Saturday afternoon, Washington University’s board of trustees formally announced that Andrew Martin would be the University’s next chancellor. Ahead of the formal announcement, Martin sat down for a phone interview with Student Life

Andrew Martin, dean of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan, will succeed Mark Wrighton as chancellor of Washington University on June 1, 2019.

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “Victim of the ‘gray area,’” written by an anonymous Washington University student.

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “Three weeks later,” written by an anonymous Washington University student.

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “Survivors are students, too,” written by an anonymous Washington University student.

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “On staying quiet,” written by an anonymous Washington University student.

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “Consider this a warning,” written by an anonymous Washington University student.

The print edition of today’s newspaper includes an op-ed from Washington University Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Lori White entitled “My heart sank…because I understand.”

Today’s newspaper includes an op-ed piece entitled “Not a threat,” written by an anonymous Washington University student.