Saint Louis University’s Jewish Student Association (JSA) hosted a candlelight vigil at the clocktower on the evening of Oct. 18 to “honor all the lives lost and victims from the recent events in Gaza.”...

Dozens of SLU students joined nearly 2,000 pro-Palestinian supporters in a rally downtown against recent Israeli military escalation in the Gaza Strip.  The protest on Oct. 15 comes amid rising death...

The Center for Global Citizenship is a space for all students, faculty and staff, and it's being renovated after going 12 years without any updates. As of August 2023, big plans have been in the works...

Nikolay Remizov resigned as Vice President of International Affairs on Wednesday. In a farewell speech during SGA’s Senate meeting, Remizov claimed that President Marquis Govan threatened Remizov with...

As a Black woman in higher education, Dr. Bedelia Richards compared racist and bias incidents in her field to getting mosquito bites during a lecture about institutional racism and antiblackness at Saint...

The run-up to the 2024 presidential election is well underway, and SLU political organizations are busy preparing themselves for an anticipated tumultuous election cycle. Halfway through the first GOP...

Twenty-one graduate students from India – approximately 15 meant to attend Saint Louis University – were denied entry after being stopped by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for visa-related...

The Coronado Place and Towers website claims to be “SLU 's best source for attractive apartment homes” but current student residents have a different story to tell, as does the inside of the building.  The...

On Sept. 15, Saint Louis University Hospital nurses gave notice to the hospital that they will hold a one-day strike on Sept. 25 from 7 a.m. to 6:59 a.m. on Sept. 26 according to a press release from National...

After voting to authorize a strike over Labor Day weekend, Saint Louis University Hospital nurses have yet to reach an agreement regarding a new contract with SSM Health. SLU Hospital nurses’ previous...

On Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023, tents populated near the steps of St. Louis City Hall. The people inside these tents claim this encampment is a deliberate protest of the city’s lack of comprehensive...

The United States experiences the highest rates of maternal mortality and illness among developed nations, disproportionately impacting Black women and birthing people. Missouri is no exception, with racial...