Members of Third Chance, the winner of this year’s Battle of the Jams, reflect on WUStock’s cancellation.

WUStock, CS40’s annual concert on the swamp, was originally supposed to be an outdoor concert, but forecasted thunderstorms forced WUStock to move indoors to Mudd Multipurpose Room. In a classic example of St. Louis weather, the rain stayed away until nearly the end of the event, at which point it showed up for just long enough to make everyone glad the event was held inside.

Congress of the South 40 announced the results of its elections for the 2019-2020 executive board at WUStock March 29.

At Battle of the Jams—formerly Battle of the Bands—CS40 announces the headliner for WUStock, the annual music festival held on The Swamp.

The renaming of Battle of the Bands to Battle of the James reflects increasing diversification of the student acts that will perform.

The sky teases at a sunset, but the sun still hangs high—it’s been a long day of activities like recovering from last night’s shenanigans, procrastinating studying for an exam or stopping by the Swamp to join a sparse, yet passionate crowd to support the many student bands performing this year.

At its annual Battle of the Bands competition Saturday, Congress of the South 40 revealed band Timeflies as the headliner for the April 7 WUStock concert.

This year’s Battle of the Bands is this Saturday, Feb. 3 at Ursa’s. Meet this year’s contenders.

After months of attempted hype for Daya built up by the Social Board of the Congress of the South 40, many students still came to the Swamp for WUStock on Saturday with the perspective, “Who’s Daya?”

Most students will know Daya from her empowering pop anthem “Sit Still, Look Pretty,” solo hit “Hide Away,” or as the powerful voice featured on the Chainsmoker’s “Don’t Let Me Down.”