As students settle into the spring semester, many WashU community members are thinking about their families 2,000 miles away, ...

At WashU in the world of 1963, Bonnie Holland was the “cute girl from Chicago” that Gary Arlen had met at a party the first ...

As the spring semester kicked off, WashU students found themselves juggling the usual stressors: starting new classes, ...

Researcher Linda Greenhouse, Professor Greg Magarian, and Bill Freivogel — publisher of the Gateway Journalism Review — sat ...

In an address last week, former President Joe Biden announced a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, which includes an ...

In sports that are defined by endurance, the toughest section of a race or competition is often the last turn into the home ...

Congrats! You made it through fall semester alive and (hopefully) unscathed. After what felt like a much-too-short winter break, campus is back and bustling. Classes are brand new, meal points have ...

On her new EP, “Perverts,” artist Ethel Cain leaves behind the cannibalized character from her debut album and ventures into themes of eroticism and pleasure with a new, darker sound.

The WashU track and field teams kicked off the second half of their season with a strong performance at the John Craft ...

When junior Marissa Mathieson, a Diné student at WashU, arrived on campus, she was frustrated to find how little support ...

The No. 11 WashU men’s basketball team defeated Case Western Reserve University 104-66 and No. 23 Carnegie Mellon University ...

The new Dean of Public Health, Dr. Sandro Galea, sat down with Student Life editors Lily Taylor and Zach Trabitz.