While all dining areas except for the law cafe are open and running, many have reduced hours and have altered processes to fit social distancing guidelines.
After more than a month after Washington University announced the closure of campus, life is quiet for the small group of students who were approved for late stays.
A student-organized GoFundMe raised $680 to support the daughter of Bear’s Den worker Kat Davis, who died over winter break.
Following customer demand for the ability to set aside tables in advance, Ibby’s began accepting reservations Dec. 3, the first time since the 2018-19 school year.
Washington University administrators invited students to share their ideas about plans for the dining location in Mallinckrodt Center that is currently occupied by Subway, Nov. 22.
Congress of the South 40 was awarded for its commitment to sustainability after submitting a bid on behalf of Washington University at the Midwest Affiliate for College and University Residence Halls Regional Leadership Conference, Nov. 2. The Midwest Affiliate for College and University Residence Halls Regional Leadership Conference (MACURH) commended the University for their high […]
The residents of Brookings Residential College celebrated the college’s 20th anniversary by revealing its new mascot, the Bees, Oct. 23.
The Office of Sustainability is introducing a new dishware loan initiative for on-campus events to reduce disposable plastic waste.
Dining Services introduced two touch-screen kiosks in Whispers Cafe over winter break for students to order food and drinks and skip the traditional, in-person registers.
Cafe Bergson will now serve hot food over the weekend so there are more meal options available for students and visiting guests.
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