Health and Wellness

Remembering to Take Care of Yourself

In the classroom, WashU seeks to train your mind. But outside of school, you still need to take care of your body. Exercise and recreation can keep you in shape, while on-campus medical care can treat your body — and mind — if the need arises.

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Getting well. Feeling better. Learning habits of good mental and emotional health. Helping others. Students do all these and more on the way to well-being.

Zane Norton

Zane Norton

Being ready for medical school and a career as a physician has meant jumping into healthcare now for Zane Norton.

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for Graduate and Professional Students

  • Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center

    WashU's flagship recreation facility available for use by members of the campus community.

  • Mental Health Services

    Our interdisciplinary team offers comprehensive therapeutic services, outreach and prevention programs.

  • Graduate Student Health Insurance

    All full-time graduate students on the Danforth Campus are required to have health insurance and will be automatically enrolled in the student plan.

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Anonymous Report Form – Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center

This anonymous reporting mechanism is available to report incidents of sexual harassment, sexual violence, intimate partner violence and stalking.

Evaluate Your Options for Sexual Violence Support

We are here to help you. At WashU there are a number of ways you can receive help and support if you have experience relationship or sexual violence.

Forensic/SANE Exams

Learn what to expect in a forensic/SANE exam.

Getting Informed about or Involved with Sexual Violence Prevention

Learn about relationship and sexual violence, WashU's policies, ways to help a friend who has experienced violence, and find out how to get involved in helping survivors and preventing violence.

Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program

The Green Dot strategy empowers us to create a community where violence is not tolerated and everyone plays a part in creating a culture of respect.

Green Dot Bystanders

See Green Dot bystanders in the WashU community, including students, staff and faculty.

Healthy Relationships and Recognizing Abuse

A healthy relationship embraces love, trust, respect and mutual care for the people involved.

If You Have Experienced Relationship or Sexual Violence

You are not alone. We encourage you to seek support. We are committed to supporting you.

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