At 10:21 a.m., WashU Emergency Management sent an all-clear update to end an hour-long shelter in place following reports of an armed person on campus. The shelter in place began with a WashU alert at ...

At the start of the weekend, WashU women’s basketball set out to do what no team has been able to do: defeat No. 1 New York University (NYU). But despite a first-quarter advantage for the Bears, the ...

On Tuesday, Feb. 24, WashU’s Danforth Campus went into shelter-in-place protocol following false reports of an armed person on campus, according to the Washington University Police Department (WUPD).

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WashU’s Brown School will be the first in the nation to fully fund practicum credits and offer living stipends for all Master of Social Work (MSW) students starting this upcoming fall semester. The ...

One hundred and twenty-two years ago, the third-ever Olympic Games took place on Francis Olympic Field. In two years, St. Louis will again play a role in hosting the Olympics, with Energizer Park, ...

Missouri Attorney General and former WashU board of trustees member, Catherine Hanaway, participated in a moderated conversation with WashU Law School Dean, Stephanie Lindquist, in the Bryan Cave Moot ...

On game days, the married couple is decked out in reds and greens. When the Bears are in the playoffs, they wear a special pair of socks for the postseason. They go to every basketball game, even ...

“There is more refreshment and stimulation in a nap, even of the briefest, than in all the alcohol ever distilled” — Ovid Stayed up late studying? Need a break between classes? There’s nothing more ...

WashU will introduce a new joint biochemistry major in fall 2026, combining the previously separate tracks in the biology and chemistry departments into a single program. For the Class of 2030, the ...

The 30th Lunar New Year Festival (LNYF) performance graced Edison Theatre last weekend to sold-out crowds. The culmination of a year’s worth of planning and practices, this year’s “Boundless Horizons” ...

Butler first spoke about how progressives should deal with the uncertainty of what the future looks like in a time when, they said, Immigration and Customs Enforcement vans roam the streets of U.S.