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How to navigate burnout in college
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Coming off the school year and into the summer is always a jarring transition from having a jam-packed schedule to zero commitments whatsoever. The post How to navigate burnout in college first appeared on Student Life .
‘Save Me, Scene!’: College-bound relationships (to be or not to be?) - Student Life
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Dear Scene, Me and my partner got together in high school and I have no idea if we should keep dating in college. How do I bring it up to them and what things should I even be thinking about? I need advice PLEASE! — Romantically Reeling Dear Romantically Reeling, You are by no means
‘Save Me, Scene!’: Fighting first-year loneliness
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I’m going to be in a single suite and I’m really worried about getting lonely. Everyone I met during Bear Day seems to be in doubles with roommates they already love. Am I stuck being alone for the rest of the year since I won’t have a built-in friend to spend time and go do stuff with? I know people make friends outside of their dorm, but how do I do that?
A guide to sidequests - Student Life
Student Life
College life can be a blur, a fun exciting swirl of new friendships, parties, academic anxiety, and strange club-sponsored activities.
Leaving the WashU bubble
Student Life
Just like any university campus, WashU has a lot to offer to students. For some, this might be persuasive enough to spend all four years within the blocks of the Danforth Campus. But let us be the first to tell you: You have to explore our city. The campus is a great place to come home to, but without exploring St. Louis, you will not have taken full advanta
What’s happening? Everything to do at WashU - Student Life
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When I first got to WashU, I had no idea what events to go to. I spent most of my college application research on factors like academics, the No. 1 ranked dorms, and the weather. Beyond iconic events like WILD, I hadn’t done much research on all the cool things that happen on campus.
How to make the most of St. Louis’ music scene as a first-year - Student Life
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From the fourth day of Bear Beginnings through the first two months of my first year, I attended a concert nearly every week. By the end of that year, I attended over 20 shows. Now heading into my junior year, I’ve learned a few tips and tricks along the way. Here are a few I wish I knew in my first year.
Your guide to St. Louis concerts this fall semester
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Before classes start on Monday, walk or take the shuttle to the Delmar Loop to see Instagram-famous folk singer Jesse Welles perform at The Pageant. The post Your guide to St. Louis concerts this fall semester first appeared on Student Life .
Letter from the Editors - Student Life
Student Life
Dear Class of 2030, Welcome to WashU!
Department of Education calls on universities to commit to reforms by end of 2026
Student Life
Bloomberg initially reported that WashU Chancellor Andrew D. Martin was among four university leaders to help draft the letter. Martin denies this said that, while he has met in the last several months with the administration about issues related to higher education, he did not help draft the letter. The post Department of Education calls on universities to
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