ArtSci GradWell is inviting you to our Winter-Warm-Up

Join Vice Dean Sophia Hayes & Assoc. Vice Dean William Acree for a monthly lunch, on us! We’d like to learn about how your coursework, research, and overall graduate experience are going, and hear your ideas for how we can continue to elevate grad education at WashU. *This lunch is for international Ph.D. students only*

From February 6-8, the Office of Graduate Studies in Arts & Sciences will be hosting Leonard Cassuto, Professor of English at Fordham University, author of The New PhD: How to Build a Better Graduate Education, with Robert Weisbuch, The Graduate School Mess, and a regular writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education about graduate education.

The OGS and the WashU bear would like to extend an invitation to our beary special Valentine's Day celebration! 

You're invited to our relationships in grad school dinner talk!

The Monthly Wellness Wednesday has been added to our spring programming as part of our GradWell plan's vision and mission. The main goal of this initiative is to provide our graduate students with the opportunity to learn more about various wellness and mental health topics and the resources available. This monthly program provides a space to engage in self-care activities, learn about campus resources and build community. Activities are free and open for our Art/Sci grad students.

This is hosted by the WashU Graduate Center

All are welcome to this community-building gathering and discussion of critical questions on health and well-being, illness and care for our diverse St. Louis community.

Sarah Schulman, Award-Winning Author of Let the Record Show: A Political History of ACT Up New York, 1987-1993

This is the final part of the two-part series. Speak the Speech is an immersive, highly interactive experience of how to be seen, heard, and understood in a way that brings the story alive, creating connection and trust with the audience. We’ve invited COCA to adapt this amazing workshop to our A&S Grad Students.

The Monthly Wellness Wednesday has been added to our spring programming as part of our GradWell plan's vision and mission. The main goal of this initiative is to provide our graduate students with the opportunity to learn more about various wellness and mental health topics and the resources available. This monthly program provides a space to engage in self-care activities, learn about campus resources and build community. Activities are free and open for our Art/Sci grad students.

Join the Art/Sci Office of Graduate Studies and The Brown School for a fun night of Trivia.

Podcasts have increasingly become an exciting forum for academics to share their research, find new audiences, and build communities across the airwaves. Interested in learning more about academic podcasting? Join us for lunch!

The Department of African & African American Studies Speaker Committee presents the Spring Series "Future of Sex" virtual roundtable. This roundtable focuses on the direction of reproductive justice and its potential negative or positive implications on public health.

Mindfulness Science and Practice—a collaboration with the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures.

This four-part series is open to all WashU students and sponsored by The College of Arts & Sciences, Olin Business School, McKelvey School of Engineering, Sam Fox School of Visual Arts & Design, Disability Resources, The Learning Center, and WashU Cares.

Graduate Student Appreciation Week (April 3-7)

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

Historic expansion of market reforms in post-Fidel Revolutionary Cuba has contributed to increasingly stark racialized class inequality on the island. The contours of these socioeconomic changes are felt and mediated by Black people in distinctly gendered ways. In this talk, based on ethnographic fieldwork with rumberos (rumba performers) between 2012 and 2018, the embodied practices of African-inspired faith systems are engaged as means for ritual kin to form a space of well-being autonomous from the state and its development designs.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week celebration.

This four-part series is open to all WashU students and sponsored by The College of Arts & Sciences, Olin Business School, McKelvey School of Engineering, Sam Fox School of Visual Arts & Design, Disability Resources, The Learning Center, and WashU Cares.

Through the Helen Clanton Morrin Lecture series we continue to teach our students that theatre does not simply entertain, but in fact emboldens us to make change.

This is part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week Celebration.

This four-part series is open to all WashU students and sponsored by The College of Arts & Sciences, Olin Business School, McKelvey School of Engineering, Sam Fox School of Visual Arts & Design, Disability Resources, The Learning Center, and WashU Cares.

This four-part series is open to all WashU students and sponsored by The College of Arts & Sciences, Olin Business School, McKelvey School of Engineering, Sam Fox School of Visual Arts & Design, Disability Resources, The Learning Center, and WashU Cares.

First Annual A&S GSA Family and Friends BBQ Event

Lunch and Learn

This monthly wellness program provides a space to engage in self-care activities, learn about campus resources and build community.

Bienvenidos a la celebracion de la Herencia Hispana!

Sponsored by the Washington University Chapter of the Bouchet Graduate Honors Society

This monthly wellness program provides a space to engage in self-care activities, learn about campus resources and build community.

This monthly wellness program provides a space to engage in self-care activities, learn about campus resources and build community.

This lunch and learn is a casual time and space for international students only to connect with each other and talk about life as an international student in the U.S. and at WashU.

Join the German Graduate Students for a special screening of the film Frantz!