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Chancellor Martin strikes optimistic tone in State of the University address amidst a year of challenges

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By Selina Son, Zach Trabitz
| Student Life Verified
The speakers each shared the “wins” of WashU, projecting an optimistic overview for the 2026 year. At his annual State of the University address, Chancellor Andrew D. Martin expressed optimism for the future despite significant struggles during the past year. During the March 2 address — which took place in Emerson Auditorium and was livestreamed — the chancellor was joined by Provost Mark West; Margaret C.
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WashU opens new biochemistry major for fall 2026

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By Selina Son, Victor Huang
| Student Life Verified
McDonnell Hall, where the biology department is located (Yolanda Lu | Contributing Photographer). WashU will introduce a new joint biochemistry major in fall 2026, combining the previously separate tracks in the biology and chemistry departments into a single program. For the Class of 2030, the major will replace earlier biochemistry tracks, while those in the preexisting tracks will have the option to switch into the new major.
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Shakespeare as ‘Secular Scripture’: Notre Dame’s Jillian Snyder discusses bardolatry

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By Selina Son, Nina Laser
| Student Life Verified
Synder contextualized Shakespeare as an “American superstition” in relation to bardolatry in her research (Rachel Benitez-Borrego | Staff Photographer). The John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics hosted Notre Dame assistant teaching professor, Jillian Snyder, to discuss her research on how William Shakespeare’s works have, historically, been perceived similarly to biblical texts. Snyder drew in a small but engaged audience, mostly composed of graduate students and faculty.
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