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10.25.2026

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What must you never do on a tour?

  • Put academic divisions in boxes/compare them

  • Mention alcohol unless asked

  • Talk about Sorority and Fraternity affiliations in front of your group

  • Make up facts/statistics

    • it is completely fine to say you don’t know, but will get back to them

  • Use inappropriate nicknames

  • Made inappropriate comments


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“Frat”

Fraternity

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“Greek Life”

Sorority and Fraternity Life

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“Dorm”

Residential Hall

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“Freshman”

First-Year

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“Tutoring”

Academic Mentoring

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William H. and Elizabeth Gray Danforth University Center

William H. and Elizabeth Gray Danforth University Center

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What are the dining options available at the DUC?

  • A primary dining hall on campus with multiple kiosk options

  • Great for lunch on-campus, my personal favorite being Kalamata (Greek food)

  • Ibbys is named after Elizabeth “Ibby” Danforth

  • New Qdoba, which was added last school year


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What major offices are housed in the DUC?

  • Center for Career Engagement (Career Center)

  • Center for Diversity & Inclusion

  • Office of Student Affairs

  • Student Union


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What is the Center of Career and Engagement?

  • Also known as the Career Center, which gets involved in helping students secure top internships and jobs in all fields and majors around the world

  • There are student mentors who help with resume and cover letter building, LinkedIn profile, and job/internship applications


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What is the Center of Diversity and Inclusion?

  • Supports advocates for undergrad, grad, and professional students coming from underrepresented/marginalized populations

  • Creates collaborative partnerships with campus and community partners, and promotes dialogue and social change among all students

  • The Center for Diversity and Inclusion will host events and programming on current events that are open to all students no matter their background

    • Dialogue across Difference (DxD), pride nights at athletic events, international fashion show


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What is the Office of Student Affairs and Student Union?

  • Help support the over 400 student-led organizations

  • The Student Union is our student-run government which is elected by the student body FOR the student body


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What is the Office of Scholars Program and Taylor Family Center?

  • The Taylor Family Center is a program that helps support first-generation and low-income students for their entire four years at WashU

  • The Office of Scholars Program, also known as OSP, houses multiple merit-based undergraduate programs that support students for their entire four years at WashU


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Brookings Quadrangle

Brookings Quadrangle

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What is Convocation?

  • The location for Convocation, a beloved tradition at WashU

  • After your first week, Bear Beginnings, everyone dresses in their Residential Halls t-shirt

  • RA’s and WUSA's, go down to Tisch Park and have a "Party in the Park”


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What is WILD (Walk In, Lay Down)?

  • The Quad used to be the venue for WILD, a free concert held for the entire Washington University community each spring, featuring food, games, and bands

  • In previous semesters, we've had Zedd, Flo Milli, Childish Gambino, Jason Derulo, and last year we had The Kid LAROI


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What student-run show happens in the Quad each April?

  • Each April, the All-Student Theater puts on a show that is entirely student-run here on stage

  • In previous semesters, shows have included Alice in Wonderland, Something Rotten


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How many presidential debates has WashU hosted?

  • We’ve hosted 5 presidential debates, including the only 2008 Vice Presidential Debate

  • When Washington University hosted the 2nd Presidential Debate, CNN broadcast from Beaumont Pavilion


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What is Busch Hall known for?

  • Oldest building on campus (built in 1901)


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What was Ridgley Hall/Holmes Lounge used for during the 1904 World's Fair?

  • Displayed Queen Victoria’s jewels and other exhibits during 1904 World Fair


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What is inside Brookings Hall? What is the Seal Superstition?

  • The archway is called Brookings Hall and is home to Chancellor Martin’s office

  • Seal story: if you step on the seal, you will not graduate in four years (only way to reverse the curse is to rub Chancellor Martins Medallion)


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The Athletic Complex and Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center and Francis Olympic Field

The Athletic Complex and Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center and Francis Olympic Field

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What is the Sumers Rec Center?

  • Space dedicated to helping students find balance with wellness, fitness, sports, and re reaction activities

  • Open to the entire university community, not just athletes

  • Summers Rec center offers multiple on-campus job opportunities

  • Recently hosted a presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in October 2016


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What are “BearFIT” Classes?

  • free weekly fitness classes

  • Range from yoga, taekwondo, cycling, pilates, zumba, and weight-lifting


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What is the run-down regarding WashU’s Varsity Athletics?

  • Our Varsity athletics compete at the NCAA Division 3 level

  • There are 9 mens sports and 10 womens sports

  • Additionally, we have 40 club sports most of which don't require tryouts, lots of intramural sports

  • 75% of students compete in Intramural sports


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What is Francis Field?

  • Home to the 1904 Olympic games in Western hemisphere

  • Olympic Rings


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Olin Library

Olin Library

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What is Olin Library and what is it known for?

  • The largest of 12 libraries in the WashU system

  • The most popular spot for students to study

  • There are tons of study spaces, computer/printing access

  • Olin has 5 floors-gets quieter as you go up

    • My favorite place to study is Olin Library second floor


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What historic document is in Olin Library? (REQUIRED)

  • Home of an original Southwick Broadside of the Declaration of Independence

  • Dated July 12, 1776, this rare document was printed before the official handwritten copy was signed


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Mallinckrodt Center

Mallinckrodt Center

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What's located in Mallinckrodt?

  • Campus Bookstore

  • Subway

  • Edison Theater

  • The Writing Center


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What is the WashU’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies

  • WashU’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies

  • Skandalaris Center works with the Student Entrepreneurial Program, where students can own and operate a service-oriented business on campus

  • Bear Bikes, WashU Wash, Campus Creamery


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What occurs in Edison Theater and the A.E. Hotchner Black Box Theater

  • Performing Arts Department productions and student-run productions are performed in Edison Theater and the A.E. Hotchner black box theater

  • Recent RAD productions include RENT, Cabaret, Legally Blonde, Mean Girls(?)


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What services do the Writing Center and Speaking Studio offer?

  • Provides free, one-on-one mentoring to all WUSTL undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff for any writing or public speaking project


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What cultural performances take place in Edison Theatre?

  • Ashoka has Diwali to celebrate the Hindu Festival of Light in the Fall

  • Lunar New Year Festival in the Winter

  • Black Anthology in the Spring

  • Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) has Carnaval in the Spring