What’s the difference between pre-arrival and entry testing? This video has the answer to that question and more.

In the days leading up to the championship, Student Life interviewed graduate student Kiera Olson, who has been one of several key scorers for the Bears this fall.

Student Life staffers talked to WashU students across campus about what it’s like to have the full student body on campus again after more than a year of remote and hybrid instruction.

In this short video introduction to campus, members of the Student Life staff discuss underrated places on the Danforth Campus. 

Graduating seniors describe what it is like to leave Washington University after a year of perpetual ups and downs.

Bear Basics returns with Washington University softball player Annie Pitkin teaching Sahil Patel how to pitch.

The things they carried ranged from two $40 cases of beads to a 30-pack of Budweiser. And for around a dozen Washington University students, the burden came with the added benefit of marching in the 2014 Soulard Mardi Gras parade Saturday morning.

Editor-in-Chief Sahil Patel learns how to serve from Washington University women’s tennis player Betsy Edershile.

Senior Josh Aiken, Washington University’s 27th Rhodes scholar and its first in three years, said he has been in a daze since receiving the good news Saturday afternoon—early enough to celebrate with his friends and family in a frenzy before the news came out and the congratulations poured in.

Students filled Graham Chapel to see Laverne Cox deliver the keynote address for Trans* Awareness Week in one of the highest-turnout events Pride Alliance members say they have ever hosted. Cox, advocate and actress in “Orange is the New Black,” spoke about transgender issues as well as the intersectionality of her identities and how they have affected her life.