Despite the cancellation of the Mosaic Whispers’ annual concert, the current members along with many alumni were able to work together to create a moving tribute to the group.

I caught up with Post-Dispatch sports columnist Benjamin Hochman to talk about what it’s been like to report on sports during the last few weeks.

With much of the country on lockdown and the economy heading towards a recession, many graduating seniors feel they are entering the workforce at an inopportune time.

The Department of Overseas Programs at Washington University is making day-by-day decisions as to whether fall 2020 study abroad programs will be able to continue as planned, in part due to if travel restrictions will be lifted in time.

Maybe, if I, like the NBA players trying so hard to relate to me, had in-home access to weight racks and a full-sized gym and a treadmill or elliptical, I might be able to stay active.

In a time when so much feels out of our control, looking into opportunities of what can be done⁠—as opposed to all that cannot⁠—has become more important than ever.

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.

As I am “waiting for the host to start this meeting,” I am preparing for an interview.

Washington University will begin to refund housing and dining balances on a prorated basis, raising several questions regarding additional refunds and forms of compensation for students.

It’s been a long time since Washington University closed its campus due to coronavirus.