The Descendents of the St. Louis University Enslaved called upon the university in a recent petition to carry out promised commitments and “reengage in good faith" with the descendents.    The...

Saint Louis University sophomore nuclear medicine student Sara Mosavi’s journey has been anything but standard. Born and raised in Afghanistan, Mosavi moved to the U.S. at 15 years old, where the differences...

From April 6 to 10, the Saint Louis University College of Public Health and Social Justice held its yearly National Public Health Week events, where students and faculty took part in various activities...

The United States has seen a recent surge in legislation targeting transgender people, including many bills proposed and passed in Missouri that threaten members of the SLU community.   When...

Raine Keis, age 49, is the owner of SweetArt Bake Shop and Cafe. Keis opened both of SweetArt’s current locations in 2025, first opening a location in the City Foundry in February and a second on the...

On Feb. 4, the Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project hosted a Community Defense Training at the Saint Louis University Center for Global Citizenship, inviting students and faculty to learn strategies...

On Feb. 3, Saint Louis University students successfully prevented U.S. Customs and Border Protection from attending and recruiting at a career fair event scheduled for March 4 in the Busch Student Center.  USCBP...

James “Jim” Hebda, Ph.D., professor of mathematics and statistics at Saint Louis University, beloved mentor to students in his department and beyond, died on Jan. 18, 2026, at 73.   Hebda...

Saint Louis University formally inaugurated Edward J. Feser as its 34th president on Nov. 5,  marking a historic moment for the Jesuit institution. The ceremony, themed “Igniting Hope,  Growing...

Thousands of protesters took to the rain-soaked streets of downtown St. Louis for the “No Kings” march on Oct. 18, 2025, to advocate for administrative change as part of a nationwide event.   The...

On Thursday, Oct. 9, students may have walked by shirts flowing in the wind sporting statements such as “You deserve to be loved,” “We are with you” and “Keep your filthy laws off my silky drawers”...

Fraternity and sorority life has been increasingly criticized for cliquishness, classism, homophobia and racial insensitivities. FSL at Saint Louis University has made changes in response to these criticisms...