The Bears convincingly defeated SUNY Geneseo and scratched out a win against Ohio Wesleyan. For the first time since 2019, the Bears will play in the Sweet Sixteen.

After three straight years of runners-up finishes, the WashU women’s track and field team sat in first place going into the ...

At his annual State of the University address, Chancellor Andrew D. Martin expressed optimism for the future despite significant struggles during the past year. During the March 2 address — which took ...

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The John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics hosted Notre Dame assistant teaching professor, Jillian Snyder, to discuss her research on how William Shakespeare’s works have, historically, been ...

The No. 20 WashU men’s basketball team is headed to the Division III Sweet 16 for the third season in a row. On Friday, March 6, the Bears showed they can win games in multiple ways, advancing via a ...

Two former federal staffers offered WashU students and community members a behind-the-scenes look at how policymaking on Capitol Hill works on Feb. 11. The panel included Julie Murphy, former special ...

Aaron Hedlund, the Chief Economist at the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) at the White House defended the actions that the Trump administration has taken with the economy, including tariffs, the ...

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 story behind the creation of brunch is as mysterious as its purpose: Is it breakfast or is it lunch? Regardless of its founding, brunch has become a college tradition […] ...

There is a striking irony to the annual “Art in Bloom” exhibition at the St. Louis Art Museum. Lasting only three days, from Friday, Feb. 27 to Sunday, March 1, the exhibition juxtaposes ancient ...

Executive Vice Chancellor for Finance and Chief Financial Officer David Gray said though the University is navigating financial challenges, WashU will not back away from its financial aid commitments.