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FINAL: @WashUBasketball falls to NYU 60-72, ending their long run in the 2025 NCAA tournament. Seniors Hayden Doyle led in baskets with 17 and Drake in rebounds with 10, ending their WashU basketball careers.

HALFTIME AT FORT WAYNE: The No. 17 @WashUBasketball ends the first half trailing close behind the No. 1 NYU, 33-39. Yogi Oliff leads the Bears in points with 10 and Drake Kindsvater leads in rebounds with 5.

Reporting live from court side of the NCAA Final Four, IT’S GAME TIME!!! #d3hoops

“For the entire senior class, the idea was ‘we want to be back [in the national championship] one more time and win,’” senior midfielder Gaelen Clayton said after the game. “Everything we’ve done up until now has been about getting back here.” studlife.com/sports/2024/12…

They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but the @NCAADIII national championship trophy is coming home to St. Louis with @WASHUwSoccer! For the second time in program history, the Bears are national champions after defeating William Smith 3-0: studlife.com/sports/2024/12…

“2023 was 2023, now we got to focus on 2024.” After a runner-up finish last year, No. 1 @WASHUwSoccer is back in the National Championship game. 3 goals by 3 first-years in 13 minutes spurred a win over No. 2 CNU in tonight's #d3soc Final 4 match: studlife.com/sports/2024/12…

No. 1 @WASHUwSoccer has a saying: "pressure is a privilege." In a high-pressure matchup against Rochester, the Bears excelled, pulling out a 2-0 win to clinch a 17th UAA title and a spot in the NCAA tournament: studlife.com/sports/2024/11…

For the first time in recent memory, Student Union will not have enough money to support additional funding requests from student organizations for the 2024-25 academic year. studlife.com/news/2024/10/1…

Sophomore Eleanor Archer and first-year Caitlin Bui accomplished something no WashU team had ever done — bringing home an ITA national doubles championship. studlife.com/sports/2024/10…

A year Oct. 7, Student Life spoke to a number of students, faculty, and staff to understand how the attacks and ongoing war have affected their experiences at WashU. studlife.com/news/2024/10/0…

This year, Student Life is bringing back the Election Issue, a special edition of the newspaper that will be published just before the November election—and we want your help. Fill out the Election Survey at surveymonkey.com/r/LMDR99J! Survey closes Friday.

Three members of WashU’s Student Union Senate resigned from their roles — two on Sept. 17 and one on Sept. 25. Multiple senators told Student Life that they are considering leaving or not running again due to an environment that is divisive and stressful. studlife.com/news/2024/09/2…

No. 1 women’s soccer keep up their winning ways, defeat North Central and Westminster: studlife.com/sports/2024/09…

Student Union Senate passed a resolution related to student suspensions and disarming the WashU police during its first meeting of the year on Sept. 10. Two days after the meeting, SU President Hussein Amuri vetoed the resolution. studlife.com/news/2024/09/1…

Head over to our Instagram (instagram.com/studentlifenew…) to win 2 free tickets to Evolution Festival! To win, you must be a current WashU student and be following Student Life on Instagram. Winners will be announced Wednesday, Sep. 25th.

No. 16 volleyball sweeps the East-West Classic against Cal Lutheran, Trinity, and Tufts, improving their record to 4-2 ahead of their conference schedule: studlife.com/sports/2024/09…

BEARS WIN! @washufootball explodes for 34 points in the second half against Rhodes. QB Levi Moore rushes for 2 TDs, and WR Collin Goldberg goes for 158 receiving yards. Bears 44, Rhodes 20

Approximately 15 minutes into the conversation, six student protestors stood up and unfurled a pair of banners that read “WashU Arms Genocide” and “Handcuffs for Protestors, Free Speech for Rapists,” referencing last semester’s arrests of demonstrators who set up an encampment.

In the last year, university administrators nationwide have come under fire for their handling of campus protests. On Wednesday, Sep. 4, WashU Chancellor Andrew Martin shared his perspective. studlife.com/news/2024/09/0…

If you’ve ever read the poems posted around the ginkgos, appreciated the WashU arboretum, or attended a campus dog party, you have Stan Braude to thank. The beloved professor passed away June 1, 2024 at the age of 62 after a short illness. studlife.com/news/2024/09/0…