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Here's How Stars at the 2026 Met Gala Nodded to Art History | Artnet News

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By Caroline Goldstein Verified
| Art Market Minute
It’s the first Monday in May, and that only means one thing: the Met Gala. The star-studded annual fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art‘s Costume Institute is without a doubt the glitziest night of the year in New York, with celebrities flocking to Museum Mile. There was no shortage of art references at the event, which was themed “Fashion Is Art” this year.
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WashU Dining Services now requires students to sign up for ReusePass containers

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By Maddie Nakashian, Caroline Goldstein Verified
| Student Life Verified
Following spring break, WashU Dining Services now requires students to use ReusePass containers in the Bears Den (BD) for to-go meals during all-you-can-eat hours. This change has been met by mixed reactions from students. In the ReusePass system, students create an account online and generate a unique QR code on their phone. Dining workers scan this code and then connect it to a specific ReusePass container. From there, the container is used and then washed to be used again.
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Chief White House economist defends Trump administration policies

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By Zana Kennedy, Caroline Goldstein Verified
| Student Life Verified
Aaron Hedlund, Chief Economist at the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) at the White House, discussed economic policy. (Lakmé Bergeret | Contributing Photographer) Aaron Hedlund, the Chief Economist at the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) at the White House defended the actions that the Trump administration has taken with the economy, including tariffs, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and deregulation efforts, Feb. 20.
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