2016 presidential debate

Vice chancellor for public affairs to leave WU after fall semester

Vice Chancellor for Public Affairs Jill Friedman will leave her position at Washington University, Dec. 31.

| News Editor

Op-ed Submission: How Wash. U. failed its students in hosting the debate

At the end of the day, however, I believe that the University missed a chance to turn this opportunity for publicity and self-improvement into one that could benefit the nation, and in doing so, failed to carry out its responsibilities as an institution of higher learning.

Patrick Koenig | Class of 2018

Butting heads: Two CNN reporters talk with a student journalist

Political commentators Angela Rye and Kayleigh McEnany often appear on CNN to discuss their support for presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, respectively. Student Life spoke with them about their experiences at Washington University and any messages they may have for students.

Michael Iannaconi | Contributing Reporter

University maintains political neutrality amidst debate fervor

With national media setting up stages across campus, protestors already staging demonstrations and student groups pulling together debate-related programming—one institution is staying noticeably silent.

| Editor-in-Chief

Volunteering at Wash. U. for the debate

As the second presidential debate quickly approaches, students have scrambled for opportunities to enter the debate hall.

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