When a resolution contains an overwhelming number of tenuously-connected demands, it dilutes the effectiveness of each line item and confuses what students should prioritize.

If administrators only answer certain criticisms, are students really being listened to?

This week, WashU students are picking their courses for the Fall 2024 semester. While they may be last-minute, we hope that our Student Life editorial staff recommendations can help you make final scheduling decisions.

Instead of taking what happened in BD and the campus response as a way to further divide ourselves, we should take it to consider where we get our information, how we want our campus spaces treated, and how we engage with all members of this community in the future.

As we approach this upcoming vote, the Student Life Editorial Board expresses concerns over the petition’s anonymous filing and resulting potential for the exploitation of the recall process.

By voting anonymously, SU undermines not only its own legitimacy but also democratic norms at large.

If we want to send the administration a message that we want them to care more about sports, we first need to show them that we, as a student body, actually care about sports. 

The Student Life Editorial Board encourages WashU students to register to vote in Missouri and support this vital initiative.

Yes, Student Love is fun. But it’s not about the statistics, the sexy photos, or even the tradition. It’s about creating conversation. And it’s for you.

This year’s tuition raise is the highest since 2014 with little to no information on how the money will be spent.