One of the coolest things about classes in the Olin Business School is that there will typically be a few guest lecturers throughout the semester. Here’s a sampling of guests who visited my Retail Management class!
Life on the South 40: Highlights
The South 40 (literally, forty acres of living space located directly south of the Danforth Campus) is home to about 3,200 students in twenty-three residence halls. Generally, all freshmen and many sophomores live on the 40 – so as a junior who still calls the 40 “home” (and, no, I’m not even an RA), I’m […]
Published by Aaron
on March 28, 2017
Why WashU?
It’s hard to believe that my college decision process started three years ago. Three years ago I applied to Washington University in St. Louis, and I haven’t looked back since. Here’s why:
Published by Aaron
on December 9, 2016
Intersections Between Classes: Experimental Psychology, Physics of the Brain, Consumer Behavior – Oh My!
As we’re nearing the end of the semester, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on what I believe to have been the most cohesive set of diverse classes I have ever taken simultaneously. As a tour guide, I introduce myself: “Hi, I’m Aaron! I’m from Charlotte, North Carolina, double majoring in Neuroscience and […]
Published by Aaron
on November 30, 2016
I Can’t Bey-Lieve It
Every once and a while, I’m reminded why I love living in St. Louis.
Published by Aaron
on October 5, 2016
Just Another Thursday Morning
From Disney to dessert, what I had originally planned to be a usual Thursday morning turned out to be quite unusual in the best of ways.
Published by Aaron
on April 22, 2016
New Year’s Resolutions Revisited
It’s March 12th – what better time to evaluate those New Year’s Resolutions?
Published by Aaron
on March 12, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Sunday
“Sunday” End of the weekend Beginning of the school week Work hard, play hard, y’all
Published by Aaron
on February 7, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Saturday
“Saturday” LNYF and A full day of Mardi Gras. Tomorrow… homework.
Published by Aaron
on February 6, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Friday
“Friday” Friday is the best Friday is always the best ‘Cause it is Friday
Published by Aaron
on February 5, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Thursday
“Thursday” Career fair today Wore a suit for many hours And looked super fly
Published by Aaron
on February 4, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Wednesday
“Wednesday” Line at Holmes was long But I really do not mind Coca Cola Flank
Published by Aaron
on February 3, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Tuesday
“Tuesday” WEBSTAC schedule says: First class is at 2 P.M. I say: Netflix binge
Published by Aaron
on February 2, 2016
A Week of Haiku: Monday
“Established 2008, WU-SLam quickly became one of the fastest growing groups on Washington University in St. Louis’ campus. With a solid performance crew and their weekly inklings meetings, WU-SLam tries to take poetry from the class room to the dorm room and turn it up on the stage. By holding monthly poetry slams, WU-SLam not only […]
Published by Aaron
on February 2, 2016
“Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.”
“Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana” – just one of the many biology puns that can be found in the Biology 2970 lab manual. It feels like just last week I was browsing online for a tapestry to fill the blank spaces of my new dorm room, and about three months […]
Published by Aaron
on January 15, 2016
Have a Great Summer, WashU!
Finals are over. Dorms are empty. Campus is quiet. Freshman year is officially over. I kept telling myself that I was so ready for summer, and yet, there are a few things I’m going to miss about WashU… I’ll miss the smell of Dauten in the rain, the smell of dried oatmeal in a mug […]
Published by Aaron
on May 8, 2015
What’s up WashU?
Hello! My name is Aaron, I’m from Charlotte, North Carolina, and I’m super excited to be one of your new student bloggers! I am currently a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences, leaning towards a major in Biology with a concentration in Neuroscience, and Marketing through the Olin Business School. Last week I […]
Published by Aaron
on April 1, 2015
