Welcome! And Welcome Back.
Fall 2022 on Campus
We are excited to welcome students and families to WashU for our Fall 2022 semester! As we continue to build on the Student Affairs Five Anchors, we are confident there is always something for our students to learn, see, and do. Meet Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, and explore useful tools and university resources — including our latest COVID-19 guidelines.
Meet Dr. G
Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez, our vice chancellor for Student Affairs is looking forward to getting to know as many students as possible. Dr. G is a first-generation college student and a nationally recognized student affairs leader with over 30 years of experience in higher education. If you see Dr. G on campus, be sure to say hello. She looks forward to learning more about your name and story.
Read More about Meet Dr. GWashU Together
The university continues to update our WashU Together: COVID-19 response page. Navigate here to review the most up-to-date guidelines and resources.
Read More about WashU TogetherGet to Know St. Louis
WashU is a world-class research university with our roots firmly in St. Louis. Use this page as a starting guide for exploring St. Louis.
Read More about Get to Know St. LouisHelpful Resources
Our campus community and the city of St. Louis have so much to offer! Enjoy exploring some of our highlighted campus resources – and don’t hesitate to reach out with questions.
TimelyCare for Students
TimelyCare is telehealth specially tailored for students. TimelyCare is free to all students paying the student health and wellness fee and it's convenient to access via the TimelyCare app. TimelyCare is available 24/7 in all 50 states. To register for TimelyCare and learn more about provided services, read more.
Read More about TimelyCare for StudentsExplore Handshake
In August, the Career Center announced a partnership with “Handshake,” a career management platform designed to empower students to discover new career paths and identify promising internship and job opportunities. Handshake offers a variety of support, including avenues to connect with peers and employers. Learn more by setting up your profile today!
Read More about Explore HandshakeLooking for Employment on Campus?
If you’d like to explore employment on our beautiful campus, there are many opportunities! From our Sumers Recreation Center to academic tutoring, there are engaging paths for everyone. Hint: Student Affairs is one of the largest student employers on campus so check us out!
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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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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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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
Dance Marathon
WUDM raises funds and awareness for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals of Greater St. Louis and two local children's hospitals.
More Campus TraditionsNews & Announcements
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"Good Eats with Chancellor Martin and Dr. G" drops today.
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Celebrate all things fall with Dr. G’s Fall Festival!
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Research explained why banks are subject to runs during crises.