No. 2 men’s basketball survives Rhodes Classic to remain undefeated
Dec 2, 2024 · The Bears left the weekend with a 6-0 record, bolstering their nationally-ranked pedigree. But they struggled in games for the first time this season, unable to put teams away, particularly against Rhodes. Whether or not this persists remains to be seen, but WashU’s identity seems to be taking form.
Housing Guide 2024 - Student Life
Dardick and Nemerov have a strong residential community, with plenty of traditions and bonding events. This sense of camaraderie is bolstered by the fact that all first-year Beyond Boundaries students live in Dardick, and many second-years in Nemerov.
Sabrina Carpenter is just not that good - Student Life
Sep 18, 2024 · Whether you love or hate her, there is no escaping Sabrina Carpenter. Every radio station, retail store, and dentist office bombards us with her music.
Native American Heritage Month event discusses colonial legacy …
Dec 4, 2024 · At an event called Decolonizing Thanksgiving, students learned about the different Native American perspectives and prominent myths surrounding the holiday, Nov. 22.. Thirty-five people attended the event, which was held by the Office for International Student Engagement (OISE) along with the Association of Latin American Students (ALAS), the Association of Black …
Scouting the William Smith Herons, WashU’s national …
Dec 6, 2024 · Hailing from the shores of Seneca Lake, New York, the No. 11 Herons received an at-large bid to the tournament after losing the Liberty League conference championship. Since the tournament, though, William Smith has caught fire and defied the odds.
Rated Unfit: WashU’s course evaluation system - Student Life
Oct 23, 2024 · At WashU, course evaluations are not centralized, meaning that Arts & Sciences, Olin, McKelvey, Sam Fox, and the graduate programs all have different methods of doing course evaluations. The lack of a standardized system has left the responsibility of course evaluations distributed over several administrative powers across schools.
New Affirmative Action data shows fewer students of color in …
Aug 28, 2024 · WashU’s Class of 2028 is the first class since 1961 to have gone through the admissions process without Affirmative Action policies. With the start of the semester, the data is out on how the Supreme Court’s abolishment of Affirmative Action has impacted the racial makeup of WashU’s newest class. Most notably, enrollment by students of color decreased by …
Bear’s Den launches All You Care to Eat Pilot Program
Oct 23, 2024 · The Bear’s Den (BD) is piloting an All You Care to Eat (AYCTE) program that allows participants to enter the cafeteria twice for a one-time cost of $13.95 meal points, each time with access to as many menu items as they want.
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News Rural students achieve better representation, build community on campus. After a 2013 New York Times article identified WashU as having one of the least socioeconomically diverse student bodies among elite colleges, the University has launched several initiatives aimed at diversifying its overall student population.
Rural students achieve better representation, build community on …
Dec 4, 2024 · After a 2013 New York Times article identified WashU as having one of the least socioeconomically diverse student bodies among elite colleges, the University has launched several initiatives aimed at diversifying its overall student population. One such focus has been on rural student recruitment, which fully launched in 2023, and has led to a 34% increase in rural …