With the spring semester ending soon and many WashU students returning to their hometowns for the summer, the Student Life editorial staff wanted to share ways to reconnect with your community and adapt to the changing friendship dynamics that may hit you when you get back home.

This is my formal apology for treating you like a rebound. I am only starting to understand now how awful it must have felt to hear me bring up Annapolis, Maryland, with everyone I talked to for more than 10 minutes during my first month of college.

We as an editorial board have come up with a few tips in order to alleviate homesickness.

This past weekend, the Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) hosted Washington University’s 20th annual Carnaval at the Edison Theatre. The show simultaneously shed light on difficult realities facing the Latin American community and celebrated the vibrant, multidimensional Latinx culture. This year’s show was titled “Home.”

I like many others went home this past weekend for Thanksgiving break. I saw people I hadn’t seen in three months and generally spent a lot of time doing what […]

The W.I.L.D. weekend was many things for many people. For some, it was a first chance to experience one of Washington University’s marquee social events.