News & Announcements

Meet the Class of 2026 graduates whose student experience was shaped by the Division of Student Affairs. Amanda Kesler Sam Fox graduate blends commitment to soccer with service and leadership WashU Women’s Soccer has been a constant through Amanda Kesler’s WashU journey, shaping how she leads and serves on campus. Alongside her graduate studies in […]

Students showed up InSTLforSTL during WashU Campus Life’s annual Day of Service. Across St. Louis they took part in various projects from planting and restoring to packing care kits and rebuilding.

Jordan Cooper, director of Cross-Cultural Connections, is a recipient of the 2026 Emerging Leader Distinguished Honors Award, a university-wide recognition honoring staff members who inspire others and positively influence the WashU community through leadership, collaboration and growth-minded practice. The annual Emerging Leader Distinguished Honors Award, presented by WashU’s Office of Human Resources, recognizes professional staff […]

Marco Antonio Valenzuela has been appointed director of Campus Life at WashU. In this position, Valenzuela will serve as a key advisor within Student Affairs and work closely with campus partners to advance strategic priorities and strengthen cross-divisional collaboration that supports student connection and success. “I’m truly excited to join WashU and step into this […]

WashU Rec had two Bear Adventures in March, a trip to Adventure Valley Paintball and Per Marquette Hike! These adventures are a fantastic way to escape campus and take a break from studying while exploring all that St. Louis has to offer. Play, enjoy nature and connect with fellow adventurers!

The Division of Student Affairs is calling on all graduating students to complete the WashU First-Destination Survey, a five-minute, online survey that plays a vital role in shaping career resources for current and future Bears.  This survey is for every graduate, whether you’re searching for a job, continuing to graduate/ professional school, have accepted an offer, or are pursuing another path. If you’re still making […]

By his senior fall at WashU, Shane Pellegrino had a clear plan—finish strong in the classroom and on the baseball field, then pursue a master’s in finance at Notre Dame to accelerate a future in private equity. But having a plan is different from being able to bring it to life, especially when it requires […]

Step into the “family room” of the WashU Women’s Soccer team, and you’ll find that the trophies fade behind names on lockers, big sister lineages, and conversations that stretch well beyond soccer.  Coach Jim Conlon calls them a family, but not in a casual, cliché way. Rather, it’s reference to an intentional framework where each […]