WashU’s a cappella groups, The Mosaic Whispers and The Amateurs, take the stage with soulful classics and ‘out of this world’ talent.

The Student Life arts and entertainment editors explain how they are covering the return to in-person events this semester.

Despite the rain, The Stereotypes’ concert displayed the spirit and resilience of WashU a cappella.

WashU a cappella returned last week with their outdoor ice cream social.

I want to make this (Jewish) new year a time of no lost chances. If I try something and I fail or make a fool of myself, I get to look at it as a learning opportunity or a time to laugh. I don’t want to regret missed opportunities. 

After a quiet year on campus, here are some sounds of the university we can look forward to hearing again.

In case you, like us, felt starved of events last year, our Cadenza staffers list the arts and entertainment events they are most excited for in 2021.

Changes range from a revamped audition process to new ways of producing musical content, but the groups are powering ahead.

When the members of Washington University’s many a cappella groups heard that classes would be held online until April 30, they knew that their spring concerts would be cancelled.

A cappella group The Aristocats performed love songs from Disney movies all over campus for their ValenTunes serenade tradition.