The Registrar’s Office coordinates the University’s Academic Calendar to help students and families plan for the coming year. Information includes the start and end of classes as well as scheduled University holidays and breaks.

Cornerstone gives students access to the support services they need to succeed academically. Get information about Peer Mentoring, Skill Workshops, Peer Lead Team Learning (PLTL) and more.

Find out how you can document, discuss, register for and receive accommodations.

Cultural fluency is an important skill for 21st century leadership, and one of the best ways to achieve it is to study another language. WU offers instruction in sixteen different languages, enabling you either to continue learning a language you've already begun or to begin studying a new one - or maybe both! Additionally, many Overseas Programs require a minimum proficiency in the target language, so if your college plans include study abroad, and we hope they do, you will want to begin your language study early in your WU career.

The university libraries are a key resource for success. You can check library locations and hours, browse holdings, request or renew materials, view many online books and articles, chat live with a staff member, and learn about Washington University’s unique collections.

This website, created by the First Year Center with the help of our campus partners, pulls together all of the resources available to students who are looking for assistance with a math course.

The purpose of this office is to promote and facilitate research by undergraduates. Research, the creation of new knowledge, is fundamental to the mission of the University. Likewise the education of undergraduates is fundamental to the mission: the learning opportunity in research is the experience of intellectual inquiry. We facilitate undergraduate research by maintaining a knowledge base of available opportunities, by uniting students and mentors, and by assisting with funding. We promote undergraduate research by providing forums for presentation of research, by assisting students to make effective presentations, and by informing our community of these activities.

WUSAs support new students through their academic and social transition to the University.  They serve as mentors, academic resources, celebrate milestones (such as the end of a big exam) and remind new students of important deadlines such as add/drop and course registration.  You might also see them around your residential college floor with a place of brownies or hosting monthly events for transfer & exchange students such as Festivus and spring tie-dying.

This website, created by the First Year Center with the help of our campus partners, pulls together all of the resources available to students who are looking for assistance with writing for any course.

Find out how the Writing Center can help you grow as a writer. Check for open hours, and information on tutoring and workshops on all types of writing, public speaking, resume building, and more!