Whether it is cheffing up buttery lobster rolls for a summer-in-the-Hamptons-themed apartment cafe, preparing a French onion focaccia for an onion-inspired dinner party, or whipping up his famous funfetti layer cake for New York City celebrities, recent WashU graduate-turned-chef and content creator Ryan Nordheimer is always on his A-game in the kitchen.

For the past two and a half years since Oct. 7, Michal Magen and Yael Raz Lachyani have held on to one dream: to return to their home, Kibbutz Nahal Oz, in Israel and begin the process of rebuilding their lives. Now, they’re sharing that dream with others to honor the stories of those whose lives were cut short as a result of Oct. 7. This past Wednesday, students and community members came together in the Goldberg Formal Lounge to listen to the testimonies of Magen and Raz Lachyani, members of the Kibbutz Nahal Oz community who endured and survived […]

While black satin camisoles, tube tops, simple corsets, and dark wash jeans are the usual suspects for a night out, Mardi Gras, known for its golds, purples, and greens, requires over-the-top looks.

Around 300 students packed Graham Chapel this past Tuesday to listen to stories of horror, heartbreak, and resilience from former Israeli hostage Eliya Cohen and his fiance and Nova Music Festival-survivor, Ziv Abud. Their accounts detailed the strength it took to endure unimaginable loss and trauma while also highlighting the importance of honoring the courage of others. 

Planning suite decor might be the least of your concerns right now, but what better way to procrastinate housing than scrolling through dorm room aesthetics on Pinterest and adding decor to your Amazon wishlist, or stalking the Instagrams of your favorite upperclassman to see pictures of how their suites came to life? But in the spirit of staying organized, I’ve got you covered with a one-stop shop for all the essentials for a chic and cozy-looking common space that will transform your suite into everyone’s favorite hangout spot. 

On a campus overrun with Wordle, New York Times Connections, and other word-based games, one student is going back to the basics and relishing in the tile-based classic, Scrabble.

Ever walked through the Danforth University Center (DUC) or Olin and seen piles of beads, string, fabrics, pins, and other accessories laying out on a table with someone meticulously weaving apparel? Behind these temporary setups is fifth-year dual-degree student Maxine Roeder. From sustainable fashion to artistic design, Roeder uses her creative talent to support sustainability measures. 

The first-years have officially cemented themselves as WashU students. From a sweltering move-in weekend, Bear Beginning shenanigans, convocation celebrations, and first week of school feels, the first-years have a lot to say about the buzz across campus.

From soil degradation to waste disposal, the ecological concerns of the 21st century are becoming increasingly worrisome. Aiming to highlight these environmental risks and sustainability challenges, the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum unveiled its new exhibition titled “Seeds: Containers of a World to Come,” on Feb. 21.

The African Students Association’s (ASA) annual fashion show aims to bring a bold and beautiful display of African culture, dancing, and fashion to Graham Chapel this Saturday. This year’s show is titled “Leral” and intends to highlight African Iridescence: The Vibrancy Of Heritage.