Over the past few months, WashU has removed content related to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs from ...

On August 1, Caleb Durbin '22 of the Milwaukee Brewers stepped up to the plate against his former WashU teammate, Ryan Loutos '21 of the Washington Nationals. Student Life sat down with Caleb and Ryan ...

WashU and 30 other elite universities were named defendants in a class action lawsuit filed yesterday in federal court. The ...

The University Athletic Association (UAA) announced a five-year exclusive streaming partnership with FloSports on June 20. Starting in the fall 2025 season, most WashU athletic competitions will move ...

Simone Biles sat down for an interview with Student Life following her speech at Monday’s commencement ceremony, where she spoke about leadership, managing pressure, and the importance of being the ...

On my first listen of Tate McRae’s new album, “So Close To What,” a seemingly very important question formed in my mind: Why is Tate McRae famous?

Five WashU Law professors participated in a panel that explored the implications and potential constitutional violations of the Trump administration's recent plethora of executive orders. The event, ...

As a small group of graduate students listened in the audience, MD/PhD student Jamie Moffa explained how to convey the importance of their research to local and state legislators. The students were ...

When Reverend Jonathan Weaver arrived at WashU as a first-year in 1968, there were 27 Black students in his class. Just a few months after he moved in, Weaver helped organize a sit-in to protest an ...

Occurring between Jan. 23 and Feb. 2, the festival includes a selection of the top independent films produced over the past year. Films like “Opus,” “Atropia,” “Twinless,” “Lurker,” and so many more, ...

At 6 p.m. this evening, WashU alumni Rev. Jonathan Weaver will be addressing an audience at Graham Chapel to talk about his role in organizing a sit-in at Brookings Quadrangle in 1968 where students ...