Springing Forward.
Spring 2024 on Campus
WashU is a diverse and vibrant place. To help you balance your academic life, make sure to explore all the programming and support options that Student Affairs has to offer.
Vice Chancellor Gonzalez
Get to know Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez, vice chancellor for Student Affairs.
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There are many ways to be involved on campus! With student groups, affinity programs, intramural sports, musical groups, fitness classes and so much more, there is a place for everyone at WashU!
Read More about Find your placeManage your academic life
College can be challenging, no doubt about that. But don’t forget the array of resources that are available to help you succeed in your courses and beyond. From peer mentors to Living Learning Communities to help with graduate school applications, explore your options.
Read More about Manage your academic lifeHelpful Resources
WashU offers many resources to help your academic journey go smoothly.
Looking for mental health support and resources?
The Center for Counseling and Psychological Services is an on-campus source for counseling, therapy and prevention programs to help you both in-person and remotely.
Read More about Looking for mental health support and resources?Explore jobs on Handshake
Handshake is WashU’s online recruiting site where students can find jobs, internships, research and co-op opportunities.
Read More about Explore jobs on HandshakeRegister for the New Dialogue Across Difference course
Dialogue Across Difference (DxD) is an eight-week course that fosters communication and collaboration across sociocultural differences in the WashU community.
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We Are WashU
Da’juantay Wynter, Ervin Scholar
"I feel compelled to make change within the systems, especially education, that disadvantage Black people."
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Nash Overfield, FGLI Student
"There is a lack of understanding and ability to relate to people who come from a place of scarcity because they’ve never experienced it.”
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Lojain Elkhidir, Peer Health Educator
“There definitely can be a stigma when it comes to talking about mental health issues. Part of being a Peer Health Educator is having these conversations."
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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
Relay for LIfe
This 12-hour team walking event benefits the American Cancer Society.
More Campus TraditionsNews & Announcements
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Dear Students, This morning, a group of individuals – including WashU students – disrupted an event for admitted students and their families that was taking place in Graham Chapel. While […]
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Vice Chancellor Anna "Dr. G" Gonzalez projects growth in intergroup dialogue, leadership and financial literacy programs.
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In an effort to support and celebrate student leaders, Student Union has established a $2 million endowed fund for the Student Union Leadership Award.