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There’s so much stuff to do, and everything is so accessible! The food is also amazing. Shoutout to The King and I, and Corner 17. My favorite place is probably Subterranean Books on The Loop. Lia on her favorite thing about St. Louis

Knowing what you don’t want in a school is just as helpful as knowing what you do, and having those kinds of priorities can help to narrow down your application list or your final decision. Morgan’s advice for students going through the application process

Plan ahead! There are so many factors to consider throughout your college search, so start early and don’t be afraid to ask questions. We are here to be a resource for you as you navigate this process. Give yourself enough time to really enjoy your senior year and know that at the end of it […]

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St. Louis is on the frontlines of contemporary social justice issues, and has a rich and complex history of fighting for social progress. I am grateful for the opportunity to be connected to this history, and am inspired by the WashU students I see engaging in the fight against inequity and injustices. Victor on the […]

I love that I can be a tourist in my own city. There are many attractions that are available and quite a few that are free. I also love food, and enjoy many of the fine dining as well as dive dining locations that the city has to offer! Katie’s favorite thing about living in […]

Anne Schaefer, a 2001 alumna, was commissioned to create “it comes and it goes,” a 12-panel mural for the new Anabeth and John Weil Hall.

When #WashU18 grad Maya Wong stepped onto the job site of Jubel Hall as a project engineer for McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. she had zero first-day jitters – she had been there before.

The bookstore! Also, the walkway between Crow and Cupples I Hall, when all the trees are in bloom. Meagan’s favorite spots on campus