Gaining access to parking spots has been difficult for many WashU students and faculty in recent years, given costs and limited availability of passes and spots. For an undergraduate student hoping to park in most areas on campus, they likely have to pay $918 per year.
WashU Jewish Students for Palestine (JSP) emailed administration asking for the limitation of displays of “Israeli nationalism” on the one-year anniversary of Oct.7. In the email, which was sent last week and posted on Instagram tonight, JSP said that the displays will negatively impact students' ability to mourn.
If you’re a Democrat, like I am, you might wonder, what’s the point of voting here, dropping a speck of blue into a sea of red? If this is a factor you find yourself considering, do not let a sense of powerlessness deter you from voting in Missouri, for there are key issues where your vote really can influence change.
On Sept. 26, a group of over 35 undergraduate volunteers and members of WashU Votes gathered in the Gephardt Institute’s Stix International House in a frenzy of chatter and excitement. In just a few moments, the group was about to advance to the South 40 for WashU Votes’ annual Canvass the Campus.
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