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On Nov. 11 — a Friday — senior Tori Harwell (they/she) was standing in a room full of Rhodes Scholar finalists in Chicago, waiting for the announcement of the two names that would be awarded the scholarship. It took a lot — of time, energy, and inspiration — for Harwell to be standing in that room.

Readers might have trouble sleeping at night after picking up Sam Powers’ new book, “The Dream Thief," which was released this week.

The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) held a Transgender Awareness Panel to discuss the transgender experience specifically at Washington University, Nov. 13.

Sam Powers | Student Life As head coach Aaron Keen brought his team to a huddle at the 50-yard line after Saturday’s game, something in the air felt off. Keen’s players weren’t celebrating their big win in a game that clinched the Bears’ fifth straight season with seven or more wins. As friends and

New York Times columnist David Brooks delivered a lecture about how to strengthen interpersonal relationships titled, “How to Know a Person” at Washington University, Oct. 30.

Washington University’s Social Programming Board (SPB) announced Saint Motel as the headliner for this semester's fall WILD, which has been rebranded as the Night at the Pageant. The event will be on Thursday Nov. 9th, at the Pageant, off campus for the first time since the event’s origin in 1973.

The Oklahoman takes a look at some of the revelations gleaned from testimony in two Oklahoma United Methodist civil court cases.

The Oklahoma United Methodist Conference must give Church of the Servant a second exit vote, an Oklahoma County District Court judge ruled on Monday.

Church of the Servant's church council hopes a judge will order regional United Methodist leaders to allow a second congregational exit. vote.

Lens on Life Wins Young People Programme (YPP) Partner of the Year at Global Good Awards 2023 – Recognition for its Extraordinary Impact on Youth Empowerment and Sustainable Change