Formula 1 (F1) season commenced not with a whisper but with a storm — figuratively and literally. The Australian Grand Prix delivered a race of attrition and audacity, where strategy and precision ...

Nobel Laureate and University of Chicago professor Jack Szostak delivered two lectures on the origin of life to an audience of professors, graduate, and undergraduate students the Monday and Tuesday ...

Over spring break, a portion of Mudd Field has been fenced off and closed for construction; however, the field will not officially close until after the 2025 commencement.

For the first time in 14 years, the No. 17 WashU men’s basketball team will play in the Final Four after defeating the No. 5 ...

After 14 years, the No. 13 WashU men’s basketball team is headed to the Elite Eight, after a 59-56 Sweet 16 win over No. 22 ...

The WashU track and field teams capped off a high-stakes weekend at the 2025 UAA Indoor Championships, with the No. 3 women’s team securing their sixth consecutive conference title and the No. 18 ...

Professors, researchers, graduate students, and PhD candidates stood across the street from the Barnes-Jewish Hospital on ...

In stark contrast to the glitz and glamour of the parade itself, the scene on the ground was quite a different story.

From the streets of New York City rich with cultural Latino heritage, to the vibrant barrios of Cali, Colombia, director Juan ...

Senior Elijah Darden selected for competitive postgraduate scholarship. (Isabelle Diaz-Mira | Photo Editor) Senior Elijah Darden was recently selected for the highly competitive Gates Cambridge ...

On my first listen of Tate McRae’s new album, “So Close To What,” a seemingly very important question formed in my mind: Why is Tate McRae famous?

Chancellor Andrew Martin was a featured speaker at the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) “Never is Now” two-day summit in New York City, Mar. 3 and 4.