Hope for a new year of health and progress.
Spring 2020 on Campus
The pandemic has changed so many things we previously considered “normal.” Life at WashU has changed too. The information here will help you navigate the campus experience, stay connected with Student Affairs staff and keep up on the latest university policies and plans.
Connecting Virtually
Most campus offices remain closed and staff are working remotely in response to COVID-19. But you can still make contact with us. Check out our quick guide to help you stay connected to Student Affairs.
Read More about Connecting VirtuallyCampus Planning
WashU is responding and adjusting as the pandemic continues. Get status updates, learn about spring semester plans, health and safety policies, frequently-asked questions and more.
Read More about Campus PlanningStudent Affairs COVID-19 Information
Departments in the Division of Student Affairs address the pandemic with new programs, innovative ways to deliver existing services and anticipating questions you might have.
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Though the pandemic has altered so much, keep sight of your college experience overall. Even in these challenging times, WashU and the St. Louis community have so much to offer.
Courses and the COVID-19 Campus
Life on campus is different than we expected. Your studies have adapted too: online or hybrid courses, new course support, added exam alternatives. How much each of these affects you depends on your major, courses and faculty.
Read More about Courses and the COVID-19 CampusManage 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 LifeGet to Know St. Louis!
Your community is a vibrant and diverse place. St. Louis welcomes you with Midwest warmth plus great cultural attractions, opportunities for fun and amazing food. Explore (safely) what The Lou has to offer you.
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We Are WashU
Paige Lawler
Paige Lawler, the first women's cross country NCAA Division III national champion in WashU history also researches the causes of Alzheimer's disease.
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Marco Quaroni
Marco Quaroni, '20, is finding ways to integrate his interests in sports and photography.
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Angela Peacock
Angela Peacock is veteran who chooses to help other vets succeed in learning and in life.
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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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Join in the fun with a variety of planned activities and contests on campus over the Thanksgiving break!
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The Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center will open to students only in a limited capacity on Monday, Oct. 5.
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See a directory of Study Cubbies across campus and book time for studying, Zoom classes or just to get away from it all.