Well-being Wednesdays make wellness a habit
The Division of Student Affairs is making well-being a weekly habit. Every Wednesday, students can gather on Mudd Field for Well-being Wednesdays, a series of programs designed to center the eight dimensions of well-being and provide practical tools for student success. The events include a farmer’s market, workshops, wellness-focused activities, healthy vendors, swag and giveaways, […]
WashU tops national rankings for residence halls and quality of life
When it comes to making college feel like home, WashU sets the standard. In the Princeton Review’s most recent rankings, the university once again claimed the #1 spot in the nation for Best College Dorms and #1 for Best Quality of Life, affirmations of the university’s ongoing commitment to creating an exceptional living and learning […]
Hundreds of employers to meet with students on Sept. 17 and 18
The Career Expo brings hundreds of employers to WashU to meet directly with our students because employers want to hire WashU students and graduates; they stand out in the job market.
New career engagement, alumni center to honor late entrepreneur, WashU benefactor
Construction is underway on a new home for the Center for Career Engagement and an alumni welcome center. The building will serve as the front door to welcome Washington University in St. Louis alumni when they return to the Danforth Campus, and as a hub for students, alumni and employers to interact in various ways, including on-campus interviews, networking and recruiting events.
Celebrating the Class of 2025
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, […]
More than a comeback: how Kyle Wolford turned a health crisis into a model of healthy excellence
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 […]
WashU named in top 10 list of private New Ivies by Forbes
Forbes Magazine recently added WashU to its list of top 10 private New Ivies, following a survey completed by executive-level professionals.
