University Resources

Coordinating academic accommodations for students with disabilities and suspected disabilities.

Find the important academic dates and deadlines for the university.

Begin your WashU journey.

Learn how to become a volunteer to assist with the undergraduate admissions process.

Find off campus housing in and around the WashU campus.

Support WashU Bears in Division III athletics.

On and off-campus banking options.

An optional, cashless system for purchasing select on- and off-campus services.

A not-for-profit gift store operated by the Women’s Society where proceeds fund scholarships.

A unique educational experience that allows talented and motivated students to tackle big societal and intellectual challenges.

Empowering students to discover and define themselves and their communities through advising, programs, and resources.

Find your way around the WashU campus.

On-campus law enforcement and security services designed to keep campus and the surrounding areas safe for all university stakeholders .

Official bookstore of WashU.

Send a birthday cake, balloon bouquet, care package, and more by ordering through Bear Necessities.

Helping students connect to the world beyond WashU.

Supporting and advocating for students from underrepresented and/or marginalized populations.

Student Transitions & Family Programs communicates with students and families often throughout students’ time at Washington University in St. Louis.

Explore the College of Arts & Sciences.

Celebrate your graduating student.

A by-invitation cohort program supporting students who are the first in their family to attend college or who are from under-resourced socioeconomic backgrounds.

Encourage your student to enroll in dental and vision insurance.

Learn more about dining options and meal plans.

How to get to campus by plane, train, car, and more.

The official resource for students on the Danforth Campus who have disabilities or suspected disabilities.

Sign up for WashUAlerts and other emergency notifications.

Family Ties is an e-newsletter that connects WashU family members and life on campus.

A parent & family webinar series covering frequently asked about topics.

Learn WashU policies surrounding the protection of student information.

Your starting point to learn about fraternity and sorority life.

Offering civic engagement opportunities at WashU and in the St. Louis community.

Learn about the student health center on campus.

All students must sign up or waive the student health insurance plan.

All students are automatically enrolled in the student health insurance plan on an annual basis.

Waive out of the student health insurance plan.

Encourage your student to learn more about Career Center resources.

Students needing disability-related housing accommodations are encouraged to follow certain steps to ensure ample consideration.

Learn how parents and families can help with career advising.

Supporting international students & scholars.

Explore the McKelvey School of Engineering.

Responding to mental health emergencies on campus.

Read important messages sent from from the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs to families of undergraduate students.

Explore the Olin Business School.

A suggested list of items students should bring when moving in.

Empowering families to become involved and have an impact.

Facilitating campus access to faculty, staff, students and the community for university business and activities.

How to pay your student’s bill.

Learn more about the on-campus pharmacy.