For a 13th year, Graham Chapel will play host to WashU K-pop dance group PL4Y’s Fall Showcase, an hours-long K-pop dance extravaganza. Sixty dancers will perform 12 songs, interspersed with videos and appearances from other local performers and WashU dance groups.

Offered throughout the day, seven days a week, there’s a BearFit class for everyone, whether you’re an early-bird looking for a morning pump or trying to find some peace of mind in between classes. Here are some highlights. 

Songyee Park is luminescent. On stage for K-pop girl group Woo!ah!’s debut performance in a sparkling oversized jersey over white safety shorts, her movements are perfectly in sync, hitting every bouncy “bada bada bing” with precision. The Songyee Park under the fluorescent lights of an overbooked Olin study room on a Thursday evening is something closer to the real person.

Songyee Park is luminescent. On stage for K-pop girl group Woo!ah!’s debut performance in a sparkling oversized jersey over white safety shorts, her movements are perfectly in sync, hitting every bouncy “bada bada bing” with precision. The Songyee Park under the fluorescent lights of an overbooked Olin study room on a Thursday evening is something closer to the real person.