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Kaldi’s Coffee is a St. Louis-based specialty coffee company known for hand-roasting fresh, balanced coffee beans and offering a thoughtfully curated selection of blends and single-origin coffees. The new location provides, faculty, staff and students with a locally rooted coffee option conveniently located at Bauer Hall.

Executive Vice Chancellor Nichol Luoma invites you to our first University Management Team meeting of 2025.

Join us for the first UMT of 2025!
We will begin at 9:30 a.m. You will have the opportunity to network with colleagues after the meeting until 11 a.m.

As part of a broader commitment to sustainable mobility, WashU has installed 16 new Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the Danforth Campus, increasing the number of ports to 39 total.

As mentioned, bringing people together for face-to-face interactions is important to building a strong, inclusive and collaborative culture at WashU. This UMT meeting will be held in-person with a virtual option if necessary. With the start of the new executive vice chancellor for administration, Nichol Luoma, this is an opportunity to meet her, the team […]

Scot R. Bemis, most recently vice president for human resources and chief human resources officer at Dartmouth College, has been named vice chancellor for human resources and institutional equity at Washington University in St. Louis, announced Shantay Bolton, executive vice chancellor for administration and chief administrative officer.

From reducing waste to cooking with local produce, Dining Services at Washington University in St. Louis is striving to make its offerings and operations more sustainable. This Earth Day, Andrew Watling, associate director of dining operations, shares five ways campus kitchens are making a difference.

The four-year reaccreditation process required the police department to meet 180 standards in the areas of crime prevention and control capabilities; management procedures; and service delivery.

McClellan will have oversight for parking, resource management, dining services and campus card services, critical areas that touch the daily lives of many members of the university faculty, staff and student communities.

The 2022 sessions were created and organized by students, faculty and staff, and addressed a host of topics, among them campus safety, the differences between equity and equality, campus supplier diversity efforts and the impact of flexible work policies.