Last Friday, Sept. 18, Washington University Police Department (WUPD) escorted a trespassing individual out of Olin Library. The individual was not affiliated with WashU and had previously been issued ...

Entering their games on Saturday, Sept. 19, and Sunday, Sept. 20, both the WashU women’s and men’s soccer teams held ...

Amidst uncertainty over AI’s role in society, two WashU professors discussed the necessity of regulations on government use ...

Chief Scientific Officer of Microsoft Eric Horvitz, M.D., Ph.D., spoke to a nearly full audience at Graham Chapel as part of ...

Brown bears typically do not do well in the heat, but the WashU Bears are the exception. This past weekend, the No. 8 ...

A faculty committee will provide a non-binding recommendation on how WashU should respond to an Aug. 3 letter from the ...

WashU community gathered in Tisch Park to engage in civic dialogue at the Longest Table, an annual tradition hosted by the ...

Lilly Belfield, the 22-year-old driver charged with killing 26-year-old PhD candidate Kennedy Reed, was denied bond by Judge ...

Sophomore Jessy Young saw her ball land close to the hole, but she couldn’t tell where it ended up. She was staring into the sun, and she’d mishit her 9-iron on the 132-yard par-3 eighth hole. Then, ...

WashU moved management of Bear Necessities, previously operating as a nonprofit by the Women’s Society of Washington University, to the for-profit organization Follett Higher Education this summer.

Where does a pop girl go when she’s lost her way? Inward, maybe — enter the cliché “my most personal album yet” — or perhaps she sands her rougher edges in a grab at mass appeal.

Paws & Go, the convenience store located on the South 40, opened the new school year with an inventory overhaul and price hikes, with some items topping $26 when converted to dollars. Colloquially ...