After careful evaluation of Student Life’s coverage and staff diversity audits, we realized that the paper doesn’t represent the diversity of ethnicities, religions, and perspectives that make up the WashU community.

Clara Richards and Via Poolos, editors-in-chief for the 2023-2024 production year, introduce themselves to the Student Life readership to mark the transition in leadership.

Student Life will continue to cover issues that affect University and St. Louis community members’ daily lives, while recognizing the importance of reevaluating how we cover sensitive topics.

We are not publishing a print edition of Student Life this week following the one year anniversary of Orli Sheffey’s death.

Hello all, As Matthew wrote in his letter yesterday, this is my first week as Editor-in-Chief for the 2022-2023 year. I’m writing this to share the rest of this school year’s plans with the community and to reaffirm Matthew’s calls for change within Student Life. The plans for the rest of the year are as […]

This week, Student Life is resuming the publication of some stories online, our first articles since Friday, Feb. 11, when sophomore Orli Sheffey took her life. 

Student Life is pausing production for an indefinite period of time in light of the death of Orli Sheffey, one of our dear friends and someone who contributed so much to the StudLife and Washington University communities.

With the start of Washington University’s fall semester this week, the StudLife editor-in-chief informs readers of some updates to the paper.

As the semester begins, here are some changes to the Forum section.

Editor-in-Chief Matthew Friedman responds to critiques of Student Life raised in a recent letter to the editor.