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Bookmark or Share- Yes, WU junior Jordan Nagai played Russell in Disney-Pixar’s ‘Up.’ And ...Jordan Nagai has hiked Mt. Fuji—twice. That’s his go-to fun fact during a typical club icebreaker introduction. Or he might tell you that he’s a second-degree black belt in the martial art form judo, or that he plays piano, guitar and saxophone. What Nagai won’t tell you? That he was the voice actor for Russell, the main character for the enormously popular Pixar movie “Up,” which ...
- A year after Oct. 7: WashU reflects on a changed campus environmentRabbi Jordan Gerson said that he has felt very grateful to be at WashU. “The campus atmosphere has changed to a degree but when I look at what’s happening across the country, I feel very lucky to be on this campus,” Gerson said. On the other hand, professor Sami Tayeb condemned the administration’s responses post-Oct 7.
- News - Student LifeFall 2024 Student Union election guide. Voting for this semester’s Student Union (SU) election begins at 9:00 p.m. CST on Nov. 12 and will close at 9:00 p.m. CST on Nov. 14. Student Life reached out to the 55 candidates regarding their platforms and how they hope to help students— 27 candidates responded. Tanvi Gorre | News Editor November ...
- Shelby Jordan, WU alum and NFL player, passes awayShelby Jordan, a Washington University alum who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 11 years, passed away on Sept. 9. Both the College Football Hall of Fame and the New England Patriots broke the news in statements released on Friday. Jordan was born in 1952 in St. Louis, and graduated from East St. Louis High School in 1969.
- Chancellor publishes statement on “free speech and responsibility ...Chancellor Andrew Martin published an online statement about free speech and responsibility amid community activism related to violence in Israel and in Palestine. Nov 29. In his statement, Martin condemned the phrase “from the river to the sea,” which elicited responses of support from those who say it is antisemitic and opposition from those who say it is a Palestinian liberation chant.
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