Together Again.
Fall 2021 on Campus
While the pandemic continues to be part of the picture, at WashU, life moves forward. And there’s always something new to learn, see and do. The information here will provide an intro to our new vice chancellor for Student Affairs, direct you to useful information, and help you stay in the know with the latest COVID-19 policies and updates.
Meet Dr. G.
Dr. Anna Gonzalez, the new vice chancellor for Student Affairs says, “Call me Dr. G.” She’s a nationally recognized student affairs leader and a first-generation college student eager to learn your name and story.
Read More about Meet Dr. G.Campus Planning
WashU continues developing plans and responding as the course of the pandemic shifts. Review the collected information about campus plans, the emphasis on the health and safety of our community, hot topics and more.
Read More about Campus PlanningLooking for a campus job?
If you’d like to combine attending college with a job on campus, there are many opportunities to check out, from working in the library to dining services positions to tutoring other students. And here’s a hint: the division of Student Affairs is one of the largest student employers on campus!
Read More about Looking for a campus job?Find Resources
While the pandemic has changed so much, keep sight of your college experience overall. We still extend a warm welcome for new students to WashU and to the St. Louis community. The resources collected here will help you get off to a great start in your new home, new studies and new life.
Be Healthy. Live Healthy.
The division of Student Affairs is home to the Habif Health and Wellness Center as well as numerous offices and programs devoted to keeping you healthy and happy at WashU. Check out what's available to help manage your balanced life, mind and body.
Read More about Be Healthy. Live Healthy.Manage Your Academic Life
Exams, essays, research projects — it all piles up. Find resources to balance your responsibilities and become the best student you can be.
Read More about Manage Your Academic LifeIntroducing TimelyCare
Launching November 22, 2021, TimelyCare is telehealth specially tailored for WashU students. This service is free to all students paying the student health and wellness fee and it's convenient to access via the TimelyCare app. You'll find on-demand 24/7 medical care and mental health support, psychiatric support and other services.
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We Are WashU
Maya Gregory
Maya's path includes a major in Sociology, minors in Legal Studies and Spanish, campus employment and down the road: law school.
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We Are WashU
Gracie Gentzler
Student Health Ambassador, service fraternity member and a possible future in non-profit work: a heart that focuses on service to others.
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We Are WashU
Beth Asnakew
Research with a focus on cognition and aging will propel Beth Asnakew from her St. Louis roots to a bright future.
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WashU students inspire and support one another while working to extend the frontiers of knowledge. Explore opportunities to become a leader and access tools to help manage the groups you lead.
Carry on the Tradition
First 40
New students participate in a wide-ranging series of social and cultural events during the first forty days of classes.
More Campus TraditionsNews & Announcements
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Knowing the most about the options for COVID-19 vaccines will help you take the right actions for YOU.
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USAAB is an opportunity to provide input to WashU leadership and help influence the overall student experience.
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Honoring the eight lives lost in Atlanta and the 3,800 Asian Americans targeted in hate incidents in the last year.