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A Holi without water balloons establishes a new Wash. U. tradition of a more...
Even before the event had officially started, many Washington University students gathered on the Swamp Friday to celebrate Holi were plenty colorful. Armed with almost 600 bags of colored powder,...
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Wash. U. student competes on ‘Jeopardy’
Courtesy of Nishanth Uli I’ll take remarkable Washington University students for $400. Clue: Name a Wash. U. sophomore who recently competed on “Jeopardy.” Answer: Who is Nishanth Uli? Student Life:...
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Charity begins at home for Linus Foundation
This past Friday night, hundreds of Washington University students stepped out in their finest formal wear to attend Linus, one of the semester’s most anticipated events. Despite the haze of excitement...
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Stepping Out: Alumni St. Louis
John Schmidt | Student LifeOne of Alumni’s dessert offerings, the blueberry gooey butter cake is a twist on a St. Louis classic and features a lemon canoli garnishSt. Louis means Budweiser products,...
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Good vibes from ‘In the Next Room’: Vibrators through the ages featured in...
Rahee Nerurkar | Student LifeA vibrator from the early 20th century is on display at the Bernard Becker Medical Library as a part of an exhibit titled “In the Next Room: Medical Treatment of Women with...
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Keeping up with the Joneses: Bobbie and BaLaurn
You may have seen her around Paws & Go on the weekends sometime between 5 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. You also may have seen her in Bear’s Den or the Cherry Tree Cafe because BaLaurn Jones is one of the few...
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Wild: A brief schedule of events
Leah Kucera | Student LifeIn honor of the fast-approaching spring W.I.L.D., Student Life put together a handy schedule to get through this Friday. 10:40 a.m.: Intend on waking up early to pre-game lab...
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Undergraduate advisors to the board of trustees: Bridging the gap between...
Many view college as the place you learn how to change the world around you—a place to learn skills for the “real” world to take with you once you graduate. However, people often fail to see the...
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Summer in St. Louis
St. Louis has a wealth of activities to offer for those of us who choose to stay here over the summer. Whether you feel like shelling out a little cash or going for the freebies, or whether you feel...
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Looking ahead to Knight and Bauer Halls
Olin Business SchoolBauer Hall’s exterior, as it will appear from Mudd Field. When school started last August, students would peer into the gap between McMillan Hall and the Knight Executive Center to...
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Rent the Runway forms bonds with Wash. U. to promote its brand, sell dresses
Colorful Herve Leger, Erin Fetherston and Badgley Mischka frocks turned Ursa’s Cafe into a designer boutique on Monday night when Rent the Runway put on its first large-scale event at Washington...
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Taboo: Relationships that cross cultures
It is not a choice many of us have to make when coming to Washington University: love or an education? Most likely, you spent the month of April pondering Princeton Review rankings and the allure of...
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Latest Pokemon games continue to inspire franchise’s devotees
HO | MCT“Pokemon X & Y” offer no significant changes in direction to the “Pokemon” series, but this is the most drastic step the series has ever taken.Oct. 12, 2013 marked the release of the newest...
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Returned Peace Corps Volunteers: Where are they now?
Courtesy of Tracy FullerTracy Fuller with some of her Creative Writing students. Her students read their original poems at an open mike night in the Philippines.Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs)...
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Social Attitude Club encourages socialization through confident speech
Out of pure frustration, he looked to create a club in which he could find the meaningful social atmosphere he yearned for throughout his freshman year. He knew it didn’t make sense—one person trying...
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Creation and creativity: Rashid Johnson’s ‘A Message to Our Folks’ exhibit...
Independent Curators International Rashid Johnson lectures during a studio visit featuring his works in 2010. Johnson’s exhibit is on display at the Kemper Art Museum until Jan. 6, 2014. Shea butter, a...
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Dance Marathon 2013 raises record amount
Courtesy of Ali TruwitWith their enthusiasm for the annual event as high as ever, Washington University students participating in this year’s Dance Marathon raised $151,963.11 by 2 a.m. on the morning...
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WUSTL professor assists in New Yorker redesign
Courtesy of Dan Berkman Washington University professor Ben Kiel poses for a photo shoot. Kiel graded from Wash. U. in 2001 and teaches communication design in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual...
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Dog gets new ‘leash’ on life with Wrightons
Courtesy of Risa ZwerlingDodger, a six-month-old black Labrador, has been living in the chancellor’s residence for the past month. Dodger was featured on a local television news program after being...
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Dining Staff Appreciation Banquet features food, student performances
Courtesy of JCal Photography On Saturday, Nov. 16 from 4-6 p.m., College Hall was filled with students and members of the dining staff dancing, singing and eating. In one special moment, students and...
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