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Student resources It’s never too early to make connections that matter, to get your foot in the door with an organization or to meet your future employer! That’s why you should join us at the 2025 WashU Career Expo.   If you’re feeling a little unsure about attending, check out these resources and you’ll be ready […]

The design symposium is for all students employed by the Division of Student Affairs whose responsibilities include designing communication materials. Students will learn how to work with design systems, brand standards and available resources, as well as marketing and design best practices. They will connect with other students who share their interest in communication design […]

For this edition of Good Eats, I’m excited to spotlight one of my absolute favorite restaurants in St. Louis—Vicia. Vicia is where seasonal, farm-driven cooking meets creative finesse.

Meet the Class of 2025 graduates whose student experience was shaped by the Division of Student Affairs. M.J. Brown Olin Business student leads with focus on values, service The John B. Ervin Scholars Program had a profound impact on M.J. Brown’s experience at WashU. Drawn to the university because of the program’s focus on leadership, […]

When NCAA champion swimmer Kyle Wolford came to WashU, he was ready for the challenges that scholar-champions can face—the academic rigor, a demanding schedule and intense training sessions. But as a high-performing athlete, he didn’t expect his biggest challenge to be his own heart. “I was diagnosed with myocarditis and pericarditis, basically inflammation of the […]

Forbes Magazine recently added WashU to its list of top 10 private New Ivies, following a survey completed by executive-level professionals.

Dr. Amelia Parnell is an accomplished higher education executive and an internationally recognized thought leader regarding current issues and emerging trends in the field. She is a passionate advocate for higher education as a tool for personal advancement and impact, and she seeks opportunities to partner with organizations and individuals who share her sincere commitment […]

Like many first-year students, Amaya Daniels realized she needed a job. As someone who came from a limited-income background, raised by a single parent, Daniels knew it was up to her to make ends meet as she pursued a college degree. “I was in a panic because during the spring semester of my first year, […]

Fifteen members of the WashU a cappella group Mosaic Whispers are heading to New York City’s Town Hall Theater to perform at the upcoming International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA). “I’m very excited to travel with the whole group,” said senior Natalie Feldstein, who has performed in Whispers since her first year at WashU. […]