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2021 Parent Family Weekend Schedule

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Friday October 29th: Parent and Family Weekend Check-In at the First Year Center 9:00AM - 5:00PM, First Year Center Please stop by to pick up your registration packet including any pre-purchased tickets, a finalized schedule, and a complimentary Parent and Family Weekend gift. Your student may check in for you.

Student Financial Services Open House 9:00-11:00AM, Chatman Lobby Student Financial Services will be hosting an open house in Chatman Lobby in the Sumers Welcome Center. Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation & Entrepreneurship Open House 9:00AM -12:00PM, Mallinckrodt Lower Level (below the bookstore) Come enjoy coffee and treats at the Skandalaris Center while you learn about our programs and resources. Staff will be available throughout the day to talk with parents and families and answer any questions. There will be three short panels hosted during the day if you have interest in a specific program. A craft corner will also be available for kids and/or the creative!

College Writing Program 9:00AM-12:00PM, Umrath Hall 122 Come learn more about College Writing, the University's first-year writing course. In College Writing, students are challenged to write more critically and creatively, and to become new and more thoughtful writers even as they develop existing strengths. Find information on course themes, REMAKE first-year journal, McLeod Writing Prize, and other writing recognition and publication opportunities for your first-year student.

Campus Tours: 10:00AM - 2:00PM, South Forty Clock Tower Join us for a guided tour of campus led by a WUSA, a current student leader, who will share university and personal anecdotes and information about navigating campus. Tours will depart from the clocktower and will leave every hour. The last tour leaves at 2:00PM.

St. Louis City Bus Tour (ticketed)**

10:00AM-12:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot A whirlwind but surprisingly in-depth trip through as much St. Louis history as we can fit into 2 hours! Route includes historical highlights (the Arch!) as well as visits to hidden gems

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throughout both north and south St. Louis. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Literary History Bus Tour (ticketed)** 10:00AM - 12:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Learn about the incredibly rich history of writers, playwrights, poets, and even a muse or two. This bus tour weaves together the lives and work of men and women such as T.S. Eliot, Tennessee Williams, Kate Chopin, Sara Teasdale, and Maya Angelou within the context of St. Louis history. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

The Ville Bus Tour (ticketed)** 10:00AM -12:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Explore this historic, self-sustained Black neighborhood that has nurtured some of America’s greatest institutions and notable figures. Learn about the community and place Chuck Berry, Tina Turner, Robert Guillaume and so many more called home. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Cherokee Street Walking Tour (ticketed)** 10:00AM -12:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot St. Louis is a city steeped in soul and grit, and no place proves it more than Cherokee Street. Once known as the downtown of the South Side, this colorful 1.5-mile stretch transcends political, socioeconomic, and cultural boundaries like no other, reflecting the overall dynamics of the larger city around it. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum

Anthropology Open House and Lab Tour 10:00-11:00AM, McMillan Courtyard The Anthropology Department will be hosting an open house and lab tour in McMillan courtyard as an informal opportunity to meet faculty and learn more about the department resources.

Faculty Spotlight 10:00-11:00AM, Various Locations Come join us as we spotlight various faculty members who are providing guest lectures to give families an overview of the exciting academic conversations that happen on campus. The list of faculty spotlights and locations can be found on our website, at families.wustl.edu.

Skandalaris Center Student Entrepreneur Program (StEP) Panel Discussion

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10:30-11:00am, Mallinckrodt Lower Level (below the bookstore) This short panel will feature current StEP business owners and provide information about the Student Entrepreneurial Program – how to get involved, start something new, and the benefits of the program.

Soulard Walking Tour (ticketed)**

11:00AM - 1:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Explore the rich history and gorgeous architecture of one St. Louis’ oldest neighborhoods and visit one of the oldest farmers markets in the country. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Pick of the Pumpkin Patch with Dining Services Dietitians

11:00AM-2:00PM, Risa Commons in Zetcher House Join the Dining Services Dietitians for a family-friendly, Fall-inspired activity.

Center for Diversity and Inclusion Open House 11:00AM– 1:00PM, Danforth University Center Suite Rm. 150 Stop by the Center for Diversity and Inclusion Suite in the DUC for an informal open house with opportunities to meet the staff who work there, as well as learn more about the resources and programming they provide for WashU students and the St. Louis community.

Central West End Walking Tour (ticketed)**

12:00-2:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Walk the gorgeous streets of St. Louis’ Central West End, enjoying the opulent gilded Age mansions while learning about the drastic social transitions the area has seen over the years. Tour includes a visit to St. Louis’ famed Cathedral Basilica. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Old North Walking Tour (ticketed)** 12:00-2:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Visit one of St. Louis’s most historic neighborhoods, Old North and St. Louis Place. In Old North, stroll through streets where the 19th century feels just around the corner, while learning about the effects of 20th-century social and economic changes. There may also be time for a milkshake at Old North’s famed Crown Candy! All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

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Faculty Spotlight 1:00-2:00PM, Various Locations Come join us as we spotlight various faculty members who are providing guest lectures to give families an overview of the exciting academic conversations that happen on campus. The list of faculty spotlights and locations can be found on our website, at families.wustl.edu.

Career Center Open House 1:00-3:30PM, Career Center, DUC 110 Stop by the Career Center to meet staff members and explore their many resources!

Career Education at WashU: A Workshop for Parents and Families 1:00-2:45PM, Location TBD Join us to explore how your student can activate their career education at WashU. Learn strategies to encourage your student in their career education journey, understand the resources available to support students, and discover the key milestones that contribute to professional development and growth.

Office of Scholar Programs Open House 1:00-3:30PM, Office of Scholar Programs office (Suite 005 Women's building) Stop by the Office of Scholar Programs office in the Women’s Building for an open house to hear more about these programs.

East Asian Languages and Cultures Open House 1:00-1:45PM, Busch Hall Room 126 Head over to Busch Hall Room 126 for the East Asian Languages and Cultures open house.

Office for Student Success and Deneb Open House 1:00-3:30PM, Office of Student Success Suite in the Women’s Building Get to know the Office for Student Success staff, and representatives of the Deneb STARS Student Leadership Corps and learn more about the tight-knit community and programming that makes up these programs. Enjoy an informal open house in the Office of Student Success Suite.

Pause at Graham Chapel with Religious, Spiritual & Ethical Life 1:00-3:30PM, Graham Chapel All are invited to stop by our beautiful Graham Chapel for reflection, meditation, prayer or just a moment of quiet. Rev. Callista Isabelle, Director for Religious, Spiritual & Ethical Life, will be available for questions and resources.

Student Financial Services:

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1:00-3:00PM, Chatman Lobby in the Summers Welcome Center Student Financial Services will be hosting an open house in Chatman Lobby in the Sumers Welcome Center.

Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation & Entrepreneurship Open House 1:00-3:30PM, Mallinckrodt Lower Level (below the bookstore) Come enjoy coffee and treats at the Skandalaris Center while you learn about our programs and resources. Staff will be available throughout the day to talk with parents and families and answer any questions. There will be three short panels hosted during the day if you have interest in a specific program. A craft corner will also be available for kids and/or the creative!

Skandalaris Center’s Entrepreneurship Competitions Panel Discussion 1:00-1:45PM, Mallinckrodt Lower Level (below the bookstore) This short panel will feature students who have participated in Skandalaris entrepreneurship competitions, sharing their experience and what they’ve learned through the process.

Kemper Art Museum Tour

1:00 PM, Kemper Art Museum

Join us on a guided tour of the Kemper Art Museum through the new special exhibition, The Outwin: American Portraiture Today. Spots are limited and require and require pre-registration.

St. Louis City Bus Tour (ticketed)** 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot A whirlwind but surprisingly in-depth trip through as much St. Louis history as we can fit into 2 hours! Route includes historical highlights (the Arch!) as well as visits to hidden gems throughout both north and south St. Louis. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Downtown Public Art Walking Tour (ticketed)** 1:15-3:15PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Explore the many forms public art takes throughout downtown St. Louis and enjoy guided dialogue about the complicated history around the Arch grounds and uncover just how many forms public art can take. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Downtown Architecture Walking Tour (ticketed)**

1:15-3:15PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot

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Visit more than 250 years of St. Louis history and architecture in just under 2 hours! Wind your way through the streets of downtown St. Louis while falling in love with its gorgeous architecture, learning the amazing history that shaped it, and hearing fresh perspectives on this beautiful, complex city. (And definitely see the Arch) All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Forest Park Walking Tour (ticketed)** 1:15-3:15PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Visit one of the country’s largest urban parks and explore the history behind some of its famed institutions, enjoy the gorgeous natural landscaping, and take a trip back in time to St. Louis famed 1904 World’s Fair. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum. Please note: This tour leaves from campus on foot to Forest Park.

The Sorority and Fraternity Life Experience 2:00-2:45PM, DUC 276

For over 145 years, Sorority and Fraternity Life has been instrumental in shaping leaders, engaging students into service, and preparing WashU students for their professional aspirations. Campus Life invites you to learn more about the current climate and future of Sorority and Fraternity Life at Washington University in St. Louis. This session will also share information around spring 2022 intake/recruitment, ways you can support your student's interest in this lifetime membership, and an overview of Campus Life.

Skandalaris’ St. Louis Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program Panel Discussion 2:00-2:45PM, Mallinckrodt Lower Level (below the bookstore) This short panel will feature a couple of current fellows and one past fellow to talk about their experience with the St. Louis Entrepreneurial Fellowship.

Film and Media Studies Parent Weekend Open House 2:00PM - 3:15PM, Seigle Hall 305 Please join the faculty of Film & Media Studies for an informal meet and greet.

Kemper Art Museum Tour

2:00 PM, Kemper Art Museum

Join us on a guided tour of the Kemper Art Museum through the new special exhibition, The Outwin: American Portraiture Today. Spots are limited and require and require pre-registration.

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What are the Beyond Boundaries Courses: Through a Creative Mindset 2:30-3:30PM, Hillman 60 Join other parents and families for an informative session about the unique set of Beyond Boundaries Courses offered at the university. Rob Morgan, Director of the Beyond Boundaries Program and co-instructor of Designing Creativity: Innovation Across Disciplines, will offer a taste of the interdisciplinary experience through the lens of his creativity course. Participants can enjoy being a student for a little while and explore some exciting new concepts being taught at WashU.

Kemper Art Museum Tour

2:45 PM, Kemper Art Museum

Join us on a guided tour of the Kemper Art Museum through the new special exhibition, The Outwin: American Portraiture Today. Spots are limited and require and require pre-registration.

Meet the Deans: College of Arts & Sciences 3:30-4:30PM, Wrighton 300 Join the College of Arts and Sciences in Wrighton 300 for a panel discussion of associate and assistant deans from the College Office who will present briefly on College programs and issues of interest to parents and then field parents' questions.

Meet the Deans: McKelvey School of Engineering 3:30-4:30PM, Whitaker Hall Room 100 The McKelvey School of Engineering will be hosting a hybrid Meet the Dean Session to accommodate Parents & Families who might not be able to attend in-person. Virtual: Meet the Dean: McKelvey School of Engineering https://wustl.zoom.us/j/98178429284 Join Chris Kroeger, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Student Services (EUSS), faculty from the McKelvey Departments, and EUSS advisors to learn more about McKelvey Engineering. This session will be in-person and lived streamed online. A mingle will take place after the session. In Person: Engineering Complex Tours 4:30PM, Whitaker Hall Atrium Meet McKelvey Engineering undergraduates for a tour of the McKelvey School of Engineering buildings.

Meet the Deans: Olin Business School 3:30-4:30PM, Knight/Bauer Courtyard Join Olin Business School faculty and staff in the Knight/Bauer Courtyard, for a chance to learn about all of resources available to Olin students. The following resources will be represented at the event:

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Weston Career Center

Center for Experiential Learning

Global Programs

DEI

Olin Peer Advisors

Academic Advising & Student Affairs Meet the Deans: Sam Fox 3:30-4:30PM, Steinberg Auditorium Take this opportunity to meet the deans of the Sax Fox School of Design and Visual Arts and learn more about the exciting develoPMents taking place within this school, as well as the resources they provide.

Beyond Boundaries Program Session 5:00-6:30PM, Sumers Welcome Center (Bluedorn Presentation Room) Parents and families of students in the Beyond Boundaries Program will hear some exciting updates with the program, have a chance to ask questions, and get to connect with each other during this welcoming information session.

Volleyball Game vs. Rhodes College 7:00-9:00PM, Field House Join us on Senior Night in the Field House as the Volleyball team takes on Rhodes! Tickets are FREE.

“She Kills Monsters” Performance (ticketed)**

8:00PM, Edison Theatre Join the Performing Arts Department for their performance of “She Kills Monsters,” a delightful “Dungeons and Dragons” journey filled with Succubae, Faeries, and Bugbears. The New York Times called the show “. . . kind of dopey and kind of invigorating and kind of remarkable. It will slash and shapeshift its way into your heart.” For tickets call 314-935-6543 or visit pad.wustl.edu for more info. WashU student tickets are FREE!

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Saturday October 30th Parent and Family Weekend Check-In at the First Year Center 9:00-5:00PM, First Year Center Please stop by to pick up your registration packet including any pre-purchased tickets, a finalized schedule, and a complimentary Parent and Family Weekend gift. Your student may check in for you.

Critical Issues in Student Affairs 9:30-10:30am, Graham Chapel Join the Division of Student Affairs for an interactive presentation and discussion about the wellbeing issues facing students of this current generation and for Washington University students in particular. Learn about how the University, through programs and services that are part of the Division of Student Affairs, supports students. Come prepared any questions you have been wanting to ask! Coffee and a light breakfast will be served

Chancellor's Address for Parents and Family Members 10:30-11:30am, Graham Chapel Chancellor Andrew D. Martin will be speaking from Graham Chapel to discuss the educational experience of the University’s undergraduate students.

Volleyball Game vs. Milliken and DePauw 10:30am – 12:30PM, Field House Join us in the Filed House as the Volleyball team takes on Milliken and then DePauw! Tickets are FREE.

Family Tailgate (ticketed) 11:30-1:00PM, Simon Parking Lot Join with other WashU families, faculty, and staff for a family tailgate. Student tickets are for WashU students. Menu items provided by Pappy's Smokehouse, a top-rated St. Louis barbecue restaurant: Pulled Pork Sandwich or Smoked Chicken Sandwich, Baked Beans, Mac & Cheese, Soda or Water, and an assorted mini dessert. Hosted by the First Year Center.

Swimming and Diving Meet vs. University of Chicago 1:00PM, Millstone Pool Come to Milestone Pool to watch the Swimming and Diving Team take on the University Of Chicago! Tickets are FREE!

Football Game vs. Carroll University (ticketed) 1:00-3:30PM, Francis Field

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WashU vs. Carroll Wisconsin. Francis Field. Cheer on the WashU Bears in their eighth game of the season. Hosted by WashU Athletics. WashU Students will not receive a physical ticket and will be asked to show their student ID in place of a ticket. This selection is to help us anticipate the number of individuals attending the football game.

St. Louis City Bus Tour (ticketed)

1:00PM - 3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot A whirlwind but surprisingly in-depth trip through as much St. Louis history as we can fit into 2 hours! Route includes historical highlights (the Arch!) as well as visits to hidden gems throughout both north and south St. Louis. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Black History Bus Tour (ticketed) 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Led by guides with the group 4theVille, a 2-hour tour through the rich, complicated, and inspiring African American history of our city. Includes stops downtown and in historic Ville neighborhood. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Soulard Walking Tour (ticketed) 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Explore the rich history and gorgeous architecture of one St. Louis’ oldest neighborhoods and visit one of the oldest farmers markets in the country. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Central West End Walking Tour (ticketed) 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Walk the gorgeous streets of St. Louis’ Central West End, enjoying the opulent gilded Age mansions while learning about the drastic social transitions the area has seen over the years. Tour includes a visit to St. Louis’ famed Cathedral Basilica. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Central West End LGBTQIA+ History Walking Tour (ticketed) 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot For most of the 20th century, St. Louis’s Central West End was a hub of LGBTQIA+ community life and political activism. This tour will explore some of the places that were instrumental in shaping the neighborhood’s fascinating history, including the locations of fabulous nightclubs and progressive churches, the home of the region’s first gay community center, and the starting point of St. Louis’s first Pride march. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus

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travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Cherokee Street Walking Tour (ticketed) 1:00-3:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot St. Louis is a city steeped in soul and grit, and no place proves it more than Cherokee Street. Once known as the downtown of the South Side, this colorful 1.5-mile stretch transcends political, socioeconomic, and cultural boundaries like no other, reflecting the overall dynamics of the larger city around it. All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Washington University Police Department 1:00-5:00PM, WUPD Station Stop by the WUPD station for the opportunity to take a quick tour of the station and enjoy some treats. Staff will also be available to answer questions.

Downtown Architecture Walking Tour (ticketed) 2:00-4:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Visit more than 250 years of St. Louis history and architecture in just under 2 hours! Wind your way through the streets of downtown St. Louis while falling in love with its gorgeous architecture, learning the amazing history that shaped it, and hearing fresh perspectives on this beautiful, complex city. (And definitely see the Arch) All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Forest Park Walking Tour (ticketed)

2:00-4:00PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Visit one of the country’s largest urban parks and explore the history behind some of its famed institutions, enjoy the gorgeous natural landscaping, and take a trip back in time to St. Louis famed 1904 World’s Fair. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum. Please note: This tour leaves from campus on foot to Forest Park.

Garments in the Gallery 2:00-3:00PM, Location TBD Join us as we celebrate the work of students in the Fashion Design department in the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts. For more information about the program, use the hashtag #wustlfashion on Instagram.

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Department of Music Showcase 3:00PM, E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall at 560 Music Center Join the Music Department at the 560 Music Center on the Delmar Loop for a free showcase featuring student performances.

Public Art Bus Tour (ticketed) 3:30-5:30PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Take a tour through midtown, downtown, and along the Mississippi River and explore how public art and design tell stories about the city’s past and present. Find out why the same artist is responsible for one of St. Louis’ most beloved sculptures…and one of its most reviled. Read the secret history written into the landscape of Citygarden. And discover why the boundary that separates illicit graffiti from sanctioned street art is just as porous as the one between river and city. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Old North Walking Tour (ticketed) 3:30-5:30PM, Departs from Alumni Parking Lot Visit one of St. Louis’s most historic neighborhoods, Old North and St. Louis Place. In Old North, stroll through streets where the 19th century feels just around the corner, while learning about the effects of 20th-century social and economic changes. There may also be time for a milkshake at Old North’s famed Crown Candy! All walking tours will last about 1.5 hours not including bus travel time to starting location. Each tour route covers between 1.5 to 2 miles and will move at a leisurely pace. Hosted in partnership with the Missouri History Museum.

Office of Undergraduate Research 3:15-5:00PM, outside Wrighton Hall The Office of Undergraduate Research will host an exhibition in Wrighton Hall. The most viewed 10-15 posters from the online symposium will be on display. For online engagement, the virtual symposium will still be available with recordings of sessions and all of the posters and recorded talks. Come learn about the exciting work being done across the university.

Eliot House Residents and Family Members: Pumpkin Carving 4:00-5:00PM, Eliot House Eliot House is hosting a pumpkin carving session in Eliot Terrace.

“She Kills Monsters” Performance (ticketed)**

8:00PM, Edison Theatre Join the Performing Arts Department for their performance of “She Kills Monsters,” a delightful “Dungeons and Dragons” journey filled with Succubae, Faeries, and Bugbears. The New York Times called the show “. . . kind of dopey and kind of invigorating and kind of remarkable. It will slash and shapeshift its way into your heart.” For tickets call 314-935-6543 or visit pad.wustl.edu for more info. WashU student tickets are FREE!

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Sunday October 31st Parent and Family Weekend Check-In at the First Year Center 9:00AM - Noon, First Year Center Please stop by to pick up your registration packet including any pre-purchased tickets, a finalized schedule, and a complimentary Parent and Family Weekend gift. Your student may check in for you.

Whittemore Brunch (Ticketed) 10:30AM Seating, Whittemore House 12:30PM Seating, Whittemore House Sunday, October 31st at 12:30PM Join us at Wash U’s faculty and alumni club, the Whittemore House, for our annual Family Weekend Brunch. Chef Jamey Tochtrop will be preparing a delicious brunch buffet with something for everyone. The menu includes the following selections: Roast Top Round Beef Bacon and Spinach Quiche Roasted Pepper and Goat Cheese Quiche Grilled Chicken with Lemon and Capers Roasted Fingerling Potatoes Butternut Squash Hash, Roasted Broccoli Mixed Greens Salad with Balsamic Dressing Walnuts and Feta Caesar Salad with Croutons and Shaved Parmesan Mediterranean Cous Cous Salad Mixed Fresh Fruit Assorted Breakfast Breads Iced Tea and Coffee Hosted by WashU Dining Services.

“She Kills Monsters” Performance (ticketed)**

2:00PM, Edison Theatre Join the Performing Arts Department for their performance of “She Kills Monsters,” a delightful “Dungeons and Dragons” journey filled with Succubae, Faeries, and Bugbears. The New York Times called the show “. . . kind of dopey and kind of invigorating and kind of remarkable. It will slash and shapeshift its way into your heart.” For tickets call 314-935-6543 or visit pad.wustl.edu for more info. WashU student tickets are FREE!

Symphony Orchestra: “Triumphs and Landscapes” 3:00PM, E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall at 560 Music Center Join the Washington University Symphony Orchestra at the 560 Music Center on the Delmar Loop for 70 student musicians celebrating the triumphant return of live music with a program featuring the works of Mendelssohn, Faure, Debussy, and Beethoven. Be sure to stay until the end of the concert for a spooky Halloween surprise and perhaps a little "trick or treat."

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Religious Services and Events Friday, October 29 Christian ACTS Friday Nights 6:15PM – 9:00PM 1214 Kortwright Avenue Visit one of our weekly ACTS Friday Nights! Enjoy a home-cooked meal, fellowship, and a lesson from the Bible. Sponsored by the Association of Christian Truth-Seekers (ACTS)

Jewish Hillel “Home Away from Home” Shabbat Dinner 5:45PM Optional Services 7:00PM Dinner WashU Hillel, 6300 Forsyth Blvd. Enjoy an intimate Shabbat dinner with your student and their friends and experience for yourself the vibrant and warm community that epitomizes Shabbat at Hillel. Select indoor or outdoor dining + designate any families with whom you wish to be seated, which we will try to accommodate. As always, dinner is free for students. Cost for parents and family members is $20 per person. RSVP by Wednesday 10/27 at www.washuhillel.org/FamilyWeekend. *Masks required per Washington University Parent & Family Weekend COVID-19 policy. Hosted by Hillel Shabbat Services and Dinner 5:45PM - Candle Lighting followed by Kabalat Shabbat Services., 7:00PM – Dinner Chabad House, 7018 Forsyth Blvd. Join Chabad for a Classic Shabbat Dinner and experience for yourself why this is the most popular Jewish event on campus – every week! RSVP now to reserve your seats at www.chabadwashu.org/shabbat. Rabbi Hershey Novack will share a Dvar Torah and we will be joined by a special guest. Shabbat at Chabad is an example of our broader program philosophy to deliver Jewish experiences that are both relevant and meaningful to students in a culture that is inclusive and welcoming. Hosted by Chabad.

Saturday, October 30 Jewish Shabbos Morning Minyan and Torah Reading 9:30AM Chabad House, 7018 Forsyth. Hosted by Chabad. Shabbat Lunch at Chabad 12:30PM Chabad House, 7018, Forsyth.

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Featuring a buffet of classics and a special Cholent. RSVP at www.chabadwashu.org/shabbat. Hallmarks of our program include a warm family environment, rich intellectual stimulation, and delicious home-style food. Hosted by Chabad. Hillel Open House 3:30–5:00PM WashU Hillel, 6300 Forsyth Blvd. Stop by after the football game, unwind after a day of touring or shopping, or pop in during an afternoon Shabbat walk for some delicious appetizers and beverages. Learn about Jewish life on campus, visit Hillel staff and friends, and relax in the comfort of our beautiful building and backyard. Reservations encouraged, but not required, at www.washuhillel.org/FamilyWeekend. Walk-ins welcome! *Masks required per Washington University Parent & Family Weekend COVID-19 policy. Hosted by Hillel Kabalat Shabbat 5:30PM Chabad House, 7018, Forsyth. Spend the last moments before the departure of Shabbat with a light meal and soulful singing, followed by Mariv and Havdala at 6:45PM. Hosted by Chabad

Roman Catholic Liturgy and Libations 4:30PM – 6:00PM

Catholic Student Center (6352 Forsyth Blvd) Mass (Liturgy) for Parents and students at 4:30PM with Libations afterwards at 5:30PM. Hosted by the Catholic Student Center.

Sunday, October 31 Roman Catholic Catholic Mass 11:00AM – Noon

Catholic Student Center (6352 Forsyth Blvd) Regularly scheduled Sunday Mass. Hosted by the Catholic Student Center. Catholic Mass 4:30PM – 5:30PM

Catholic Student Center (6352 Forsyth Blvd) Regularly scheduled Sunday Mass. Hosted by the Catholic Student Center. Episcopal Eucharist (Worship) and Dinner 5:30PM Rockwell House, 7023 Forsyth Blvd, St Louis, MO 63105

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Each Sunday, Rockwell House celebrates the Eucharist and eats dinner together-- all are welcome! Weather permitting, both worship and dinner will be outdoors. Email info@rockwellhouse.org to RSVP and let us know any dietary restrictions. Hosted by Rockwell House Episcopal Campus Ministry

Methodist Worship at Grace United Methodist Church

10:30am Grace UMC (6199 Waterman Blvd) Sunday morning worship service "Day Of The Dead" service of music, art, and prayers to celebrate grief and loss in the time of pandemic. Masks required regardless of vaccination status.

Jewish Minyan followed by bagels 9:00AM Chabad House, 7018 Forsyth. Hosted by Chabad. For more information or for assistance connecting with a community or tradition not included here, please contact Rev. Callista Isabelle, Director for Religious, Spiritual and Ethical Life at Washington University in St. Louis: Callista.isabelle@wustl.edu.

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Open Hours Dining Hours and Locations Friday:

Bears Den – 7:30am – 10:00PM

Cherry Tree Café – 7:30am – 11:00PM

Paws & Go – 10:00am – 11:00PM

DUC – 11:00am – 7:00PM

Café Bergson – 7:30am – 5:00PM

Village – 8:00am – 11:00PM

Whispers – 9:00am – 8:00PM

Parkside Café – 7:30am – 7:30PM

Stanley’s Sushi & Tea House – 10:30am – 4:00PM

Law Café – 7:30am – 2:00PM

Subway – 9:00am – 9:00PM

Bytes Café – 10:00am – 8:00PM Saturday and Sunday:

Bears Den – 9:00am – 10:00PM

Cherry Tree Café – 8:30am – 11:00PM

Paws & Go – 10:00am – 11:00PM

Café Bergson – 9:00am – 3:00PM

Village – 11:00am – 11:00PM

Subway – 9:00am – 8:00PM

Washingotn University Bookstore Hours Friday: 9:00AM-4:00PM Saturday: 10:00AM-5:00PM

Bear Necessities Hours Friday and Saturday: 10:00AM – 8:00PM Sunday: 10:00am-5:00PM Visit Bear Necessities on the South 40 for all of your WashU swag needs!

Open extra hours during Parent Weekend.

Stop by for giveaways---While supplies last!

Non-profit store --- affiliated with the Women’s Society of Washington University.

Shop Where Your Dollars Support Scholars!