In which I survive the hardest week of my WashU career.
Swim like a Mermaid, Sting like a Bee
In this essay I will…compare riding a train to flying?
Published by A'Daja
on December 14, 2018
NEW Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering!
Washington University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science is delighted to announce a new degree in Environmental Engineering launching in spring of 2019.
Published by Admissions
on November 30, 2018
My First Trip Home: A List
Warning: at least half of what I wrote is about the food I ate over break.
Published by Callie
on November 29, 2018
The Greatest Showcase
In which we come full circle: from goal to success!
Published by Grace
on November 26, 2018
Hello There!
I’m Sparkle and because icebreakers are amazing I’ll share the following fun fact: I am obsessed with Nutella.
Published by Sparkle
on November 16, 2018
Joint Degree Program – Bachelor of Science in Business and Computer Science
Introducing a new joint degree program, the Bachelor of Science in Business and Computer Science.
Published by Admissions
on November 15, 2018
Gateway to the West of My Life
Welcome to my first post! I apologize in advance for the bad puns.
Published by Callie
on November 13, 2018
My D.C. Adventure
This fall break, instead of going back home like I have for the past couple years, I went with some members of the government and public policy work group along with faculty members Amy Heath-Carpentier and Molly Burkot to D.C. to tour organizations there and meet Wash U alumni in the area. The trip was […]
Published by Isabel
on November 9, 2018
Flying into Fall Break
What did my Fall Break on campus look like? Lots and lots of sleep.
Published by A'Daja
on November 7, 2018
The Great St. Louis Outdoors
Another couple hours on the road … another weekend away from campus!
Published by Grace
on November 5, 2018
Down the Rabbit Hole of Rocky Horror?
I stood right at the front of the closed doors. Surrounded by the slight murmur of conversation. A line of people gathered behind me, anxiously waiting. I pull my phone from where it hides, tucked away into my back pocket. The time is 7:59. Just one…minute…left. One more minute until I’m confronted with the the […]
Published by A'Daja
on November 2, 2018
A Trip Away From Campus
In which I get to appreciate NATURE-nature.
Published by Grace
on October 21, 2018
A Not So Hidden Gem
The Career Center at Wash U has many helpful resources for students, but its work groups are some of its best resources. While work groups now represent a variety of interests, from engineering to entertainment, the government and public policy work group was the first of its kind. Students and faculty created it to provide […]
Published by Isabel
on October 19, 2018
Tangled up in a New World
Leaving the long stretch of grass, trees, corn fields, and lakes that is Louisiana was one of the hardest and also most exhilarating moments of my life. Saying goodbye to family, friends, childhood homes, and welcoming in new experiences and opportunities with open arms. This is where all those days watching from the window got […]
Published by A'Daja
on October 16, 2018
Cave of Wonders
It’s always rewarding when you have a class that actually makes you excited to get out of bed in the morning. To me, as a prospective English major, writing soothes the soul. It allows me an escape. It is a tool that I often use to release my thoughts into the world, hoping that one […]
Published by A'Daja
on October 12, 2018
“There’s just no telling how far I’ll go” – a famous explorer named Moana
Hey everyone!!! My name is A’Daja, and I am a first year student at WashU. Go Bears!!! After a nine hour drive from my hometown I’ve finally made it to my four year home. I couldn’t be happier. Just a little bit about myself: I am (or well I plan to be) an English major, […]
Published by A'Daja
on October 3, 2018
Tips from WashU’s application experts
Hello everyone, I’m Maranda! I have been an application processor for a few years now, and I LOVE working with prospective students as they navigate the college application process. When you call or email with a question about your application, the other processors and I are here with an answer. I want to share our tips with you, in the hope that they will help you stay organized and keep your stress to a minimum as you apply to college.
Published by Admissions
on October 1, 2018
