leadership

‘I always want to be pushing myself 100%’: Karisa Grandison on keeping her mind and game sharp

Sophomore Karisa Grandison is taking classes from home this fall, but that hasn’t stopped her from working on her game.

| Senior Sports Editor

Letter from the Editor

In light of recent personal health issues, Emma Baker has joined me as co-editor-in-chief of Student Life.

| Editor in Chief

$2.2 billion fundraising campaign underway to fund expanded AC, scholarships, innovation

Washington University newly unveiled project to expand its Athletic Complex, fund innovative projects and offer more endowed professorships and scholarships is already halfway to its goal. Chancellor Wrighton announced that the University has raised $1.

Despite tough schedule, football team remains confident for a successful season

Kicking off the season with high hopes to win the University Athletic Association title and make it to the playoffs, the Washington University football team prepares for the season opener against No. 1 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The team will make its first appearance on Friday at 8:30 p.m.

Fahey reflects on title run

With the Washington University women’s basketball team taking the national championship this past weekend, head coach Nancy Fahey won her fifth title at Wash. U. as she improved her all-time record here to 571-100 (.851 percent).

| Sports Reporter

Leadership Wash. U. style

Washington University students tend to be overachievers—we are always seeking out the advanced classes, finding lectures that we can squeeze into our schedules, taking on extra majors and minors, brainstorming business ideas, and, of course, searching for any and all leadership opportunities.

| Regular Features Editor

Why I wrote ‘Pretending’

This past Thursday was Constitution Day, a national holiday designed as a chance for us to reflect on the remarkable achievements of our country’s Founding Fathers. I have been reflecting on the Founding Fathers in class this week as well, and, while they were not perfect, their altruism and genuine concern for our nation’s well-being is uplifting.

| Forum Editor

Administration should reflect diversity

We are seeing something unprecedented on the national stage: women and people of color in real positions of leadership. Whether we agree more with the politics of the right or […]

| Op-Ed Submission

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