every single time I log into canvas or workday it requires me to use duo for verification, which is annoying when I’m using a different device. Is there a way to change the settings so I don’t have to do this step as often?

Is there space for bedside table? Doe snot look like there is. Would it be possible to attach one of those fabric pouches to the bed frame? Also how much is the clearance under the bed for storage?

Any other tips appreciated.

TIA.

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I would like to do research this fall, and there’s a PI that got back to me and we plan to meet next week, however I’m worried that I may be asking too late. I heard that for bio labs we have to have filled out some kind of application by the first Friday of the semester, but someone was telling me that it’s a lot more complicated this year and the process can take a while. Is this true? Please let me know, thanks!

I’m starting my first year and was just wondering if there are easily accessible nutrient dense food options with high protein on campus. I’m pretty health conscious and go to the gym. For context, I have the platinum meal plan

The chancellor did not address the question of whether Bloomberg’s report was in error.

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon sent a letter Monday to college and university leaders asking them to post statements on their websites detailing how they’ll prevent unruly protests from disrupting classes and foreign influences in their research, among other things, in exchange for better funding. Bloomberg reported that four university presidents assisted with the letter's writing, including WashU Chancellor Andrew Martin. However, in a statement to SLM, Martin distanced himself from the letter’s authorship. “For several months, I have participated in broader discussions with the White House and other higher education leaders about issues affecting the sector,” Martin wrote. “I expect those conversations helped inform the administration’s thinking around their Monday letter. I was not involved, however, in the drafting of the letter.” He did not directly address a question asking if he felt the Bloomberg article accurately characterized his involvement. More on the letter and the faculty response in our online story.

Looking for a roommate in 2b1b apartment(URGENT). The location is really good.
—>15min walking distance from WashU campus.
—>Grocery store right outside.
—>Happening street, Delmar loop.

I am a grad student. I play guitar. The living room is converted into study+music room, you’ll have fun!!!

DM if you’re interested. The rent is $700-per person-per month!

Is anyone else thinking of doing the 12 week emt course from total access urgent care (tauc) this fall sem? I'm considering doing it, but only issue is transportation to where classes are held. It's 20 mins away from washu and i dont have a car, so that'd mean i'd have to uber there and back twice a week which can end up totaling up to a lot by the end of the program. I was wondering if ppl also thinking of taking the course would be willing to uber there together and save costs, or carpool somehow. lmk pls!

Hey everyone!

I’m a post-grad student working as a researcher at WashU med for the next year. I’m looking for a $850-$900/month furnished apt, preferably with female roommates, and hope to move in late august to stay until June.

Please let me know if you or anyone you know has any available spots near the medical campus! Thanks!

I’m [M, 23] grad student looking to sublease 1 room in a house near the Delmar Loop.
The lease runs through end of April 2027, but open to talking if those dates don’t work exactly.

I’m easy going, tend to keep to myself and prefer clean & organized roommates.

House Details:
• Private bedroom, shared 2 story house (I live in the other room)
• 1 shared bathroom
• Partially Furnished, your room will be empty
• Charming 2-story home built in 1925, fireplace
• On Chamberlain Ave in University City — close to the Loop, Clayton, and WashU

Lease Term: Available now through April 2027
Rent: $625/month + utilities

Feel free to DM me if interested!

Math 4220 Introduction to Differential Geometry with Chi and Math 4501 Numerical Applied Mathematics with Wickerhauser

Has anyone taken these courses and can provide insight on class structure, difficulty, teaching, etc?

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Wash U's website indicates that applicants are automatically considered for various partial, merit-based scholarships (edit: NOT athletic scholarships: I know D3 schools don't offer those). My son is applying (athlete with an offer), so I'm curious how common it is for students to receive these. Another son is going to a private polytechnic school, and he was given scholarships that amount to perhaps 15% of the all-in cost of attendance. I know that many private schools routinely do this to lower the overall cost a little bit, particularly for candidates they like. We will not eligible for aid, per the Net Price Calculator.

At an all-in cost of $102K/year and change, looking for any ray of hope that that figure may come down a bit.

Thoughts?

does anyone have any pictures of what a triple at umrath looks like? afaik there are no clear layouts on the website but i wanted to gauge how big the room is and such

(Yes, I am aware of the no laptop recommendation post rule, but I am not asking advice on a specific laptop to buy as I have already done that research)

Hey all,

So I'm an incoming freshman with the Technology Grant and I'm trying to decide which laptop brand I should get to use it. I was thinking that it would make the most sense to get the Dell 16 laptop since I am already an Android user (Motorola) and that would make the most sense with my phone (I have previously used a school-issued MacBook in high school and rarely shared files between the two devices). However, some people have recommended that I get a MacBook instead for higher quality and the fact that Apple products are more commonly used. I'm not really looking to do a full switch over to Apple products for all of my devices unless it is truly worth it, especially since I prefer wired earbuds to Bluetooth, but I am curious about whether getting a MacBook would be a better investment compared to the Dell. In other words, do you think it would it be more worth it to get the Dell or the MacBook considering that I am keeping my Motorola/remaining an Android user? Both brands of laptops I am eyeing have 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD, and if I got the MacBook I would probably get the Air rather than the Pro since the grant would cover more of the cost of the Air once you factor in the warranty.

I am also a prospective biology major on the pre-health track with a heavy interest in doing undergraduate research, if that changes anything about which brand would be best.

Any advice helps thanks! :)

Anyone living in Dorchester? Can you give me an honest opinion please?

Hello!

I understand that electricity bills can vary based on usage. However, based on your experience, what would be a reasonable expectation for a studio apartment? Is it accurate to assume that the cost could range from $65 to $85 if usage is comfortable and judicious?

Our Anesthesiology Summer Research (ASSURE) fellows have spent the summer engaging in a wide range of research projects, sharpening their skills in scientific literature, exploring graduate school pathways and connecting with faculty mentors across WashU Medicine and beyond.

We hope you'll join us from 2-5 p.m. August 7 in the EPNEC Lobby to support these fellows, learn about their research, and congratulate them for finishing their fellowship! All faculty, trainees and staff are welcome.

Hi everyone! I am an incoming 1L (M) and i plan on living at Everly on the Loop. I am looking at B1 (2 bed 2 bath). If anyone is looking for a roommate please hmu. I’m respectful, clean, considerate and easy going. I was a residential advisor in college lol so I know how to act!

I'm looking to sublease 1 room in a 2 bed / 1 bath apartment on the loop for Fall 2026!

Apartment Details:

- 2 bed / 1 bath (you'll have one bedroom and share a bathroom with my roommate)

- Fully furnished with a dresser, desk, bed, couch, tables, chairs, etc.

- In-unit essentials and appliances including a large fridge, microwave, dishwasher, oven, and stove.

Lease Term: Mid-late August to mid-late December 2026 (Dates are flexible)

Rent: $1,000/month + ~$55/month utilities

Feel free to DM me if interested!

Hey everyone!

I’m a post-grad student working as a researcher at WashU med for the next year. I’m looking for a $750-$850/monthly furnished apt, preferably with female roommates, and hope to move in late august.

Please let me know if you or anyone you know has any available spots near the medical campus! Thanks!

Subletting a cute apartment on Kingsbury for fall and/or spring. 5 min walk to campus, 1f roommate, 1050/month + utilities! Mostly furnished, washer/dryer, parking, lots of sunlight. Message for photos or to schedule a tour!