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Saint Louis University prepares students to do good. With nearly 100 academic programs to choose from, you'll explore your passion and gain the skills to make a difference.

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Key Facts About SLU

99%

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An Inside Look at SLU

The best way to learn about Saint Louis University is to come see it for yourself. Explore campus, meet students and learn about our majors, financial aid, housing and more.

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Say it loud: We're Billikens and proud! Check out one of SLU's most iconic Fall Welcome traditions, the annual Spirit Competition, followed by a Billiken soccer game.

Saint Louis University’s Oath of Inclusion is a student-led initiative that is an inspiration of what we can accomplish together.

Saint Louis University students, alumni and parents agree: There's something special about being a Billiken.

From social groups to academic groups, Greek life to faith life, athletics to service, SLU has a group for you.

At SLU, students and alumni have access to career planning resources, job and internship opportunities, and the University's strong connections with employers in the St. Louis region and beyond.

SLU News

Read the latest headlines from Saint Louis University – from research breakthroughs to student achievements to major campus events.

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SLU Traditions

Science and Engineering Students Take the Gingerbread Challenge

SLU Leadership

Student Government President Discusses Disability at National Teach-in for Justice

“My disability doesn't make me any less worthy of leadership, belonging or love. It has actually formed the way I lead and the way I see the world.”

Pioneering Graduates

Alumna Dedicated to Improving Mental Health for Youth

"SLU taught me scientific inquiry and public health approaches that embrace quality care for all."

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Why Did the Raccoons Cross the Road? New Study Shows They Don’t

By researching how urban animals traverse natural and urban environments, researchers hope to better understand how humans can successfully share space with wildlife.

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