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From punk to jazz: KWUR Week showcases local underground artists - Vimarsana News

From punk to jazz: KWUR Week showcases local underground artists

KWUR 90.3 Clayton FM, Washington University’s own underground student-run radio station, annually hosts a week of free musical events featuring local and student music, open to all Washington University students. This year’s KWUR week, which began on March 25, featured over a dozen acts, with performances ranging from lively jazz waltzes to hardcore punk screams and instrumental folk.

Professors Loomis and Daschbach deliver Last Lecture on their learning philosophy - Vimarsana News

Professors Loomis and Daschbach deliver Last Lecture on their learning philosophy

Chemistry professors Richard Loomis and Megan Daschbach delivered this semester’s Last Lecture, a semesterly series where professors give a lecture as if it is their last one ever.

Treasury representatives approve nine appeals, discuss importance of equity - Vimarsana News

Treasury representatives approve nine appeals, discuss importance of equity

Washington University’s Student Union (SU) Treasury approved 8 appeals from student groups, as well as an appeal from the Social Programming Board (SPB) to have actress Brenda Song speak on campus, March 28.

New partnership empowers principals to 'dream big' - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

New partnership empowers principals to 'dream big' - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis

The principals at seven local schools are poised to achieve big goals after participating in the SLPS Principal Redesign Fellowship, a bold new partnership between St. Louis Public Schools and the Institute for School Partnership at Washington University in St. Louis. 

Source: wustl.edu