We're Hiring for the 2025-2026 Academic Year!

Yes, we know it's crunch time on those final projects, but have you thought about where you'll work on campus this fall? Applications are now open for the below positions. These positions are available for Fall 2025 - Spring 2026.

We'll review on a rolling basis, but some applications officially close on May 3. Zoom and in-person interviews will be available to all applicants. Click here to see all our open positions!

NEW! Donate to the Share Our Stuff Move Out Drive

_{Various dates and locations.} 

Each year during on- and off-campus move out, our campus community is responsible for the disposal of a tremendous amount of usable goods. These goods can be reused within our campus community through the Circularity Center and by people and organizations in the St. Louis area. Based on where you live, you have different options on what, how and when to donate. Support Share Our Stuff (SOS) Move Out Donations while packing up, and find treasures at their South 40 Sale, or their Summer and Fall Move-In Sales. Learn more and donate.

NEW! Register for Fall DxD Courses

_{Register for courses for the Fall 2025 Semester.}

Register for a Dialogue Across Difference (DxD) class next fall semester! Learn to dialogue on important topics during this one-credit, eight-week course open to undergraduate students. Build active listening, critical thinking, and team building skills through dialogue. The class meets two times per week for 50 minutes. Sections are available on politics, gender, race, and interfaith topics. The courses are small, seminar size classes with co-instructor teams. Learn more.

Standing Up for Democracy: Studies of Democratic Renewal in South Korea

_{Monday, May 5, 7 - 8:30 p.m. on Zoom (link provided upon registration)} 

The social work profession has long played an important role in advancing democracy and civic engagement—from women’s suffrage and civil rights to labor protections and antipoverty movements. But citizen democratic participation is never perfect and requires constant renewal. This symposium, one of several events celebrating the 30^th anniversary of the Center for Social Development and the centennial of the Brown School, brings together leading South Korean scholars to reflect on and provide insights from South Korea’s struggles for democratic renewal. Learn more and RSVP.

Kemper Art Museum's New Perspectives Talks: Call for Proposals

_{Apply by Friday, May 30}

New Perspectives talks are paid opportunities for emerging scholars to conduct research and give a public talk on the Museum’s collection. These talks are given by graduate students in Arts & Sciences and the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts and focus on one or more works from the collection, aligning with the students’ own expertise and disciplinary interests.

The Kemper Art Museum is seeking proposals for New Perspectives talks in the 2025-26 academic year.  Proposals should list very specifically the works in the Museum’s collection that will be addressed and outline how the talk engages with the student’s academic research. Interested applicants should email their CV and a short proposal to curatorial research assistant Elizabeth Mangone. Learn more and apply.

NEW! Tutor for Smart Kids Inc.

_{Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.}

Smart Kids Inc. is a nonprofit organization that assists K-12 students who live and attend school in low-to-moderate income demographic areas within the St. Louis County and St. Louis City with one-on-one tutoring. They currently have many summer job opportunities, including openings for student tutors and camp counselors. Some positions have quickly approaching or immediate start dates. Learn more and apply.

Apply to the DeSales Community Development: Design & Marketing Internship

_{Apply by Wednesday, April 30}

DeSales Community Development, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the wellbeing of neighborhoods through housing development, property management, and community services, is seeking a creative and organized Design and Marketing Intern to join their team. The Design and Marketing Intern will organize and archive photos for marketing purposes, develop slide decks for internal and external presentations, assist in graphic design projects, and more. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in design, marketing, and community development within a mission-driven organization. Reach out to Executive Director Becky Reinhart to learn more. 

Volunteer at the Old Courthouse Grand Re-Opening

_{Saturday, May 3, Gateway Arch Park}

Opening Day at the Old Courthouse celebrates the completion of the largest public-private partnership in the history of the National Park Service. After several years, the Old Courthouse will re-open to the public with new exhibits, an elevator, and other amenities. The Ribbon Cutting ceremony will include performances by local groups and speeches given by public officials, followed by a festival in Kiener Plaza. Volunteers will help support the Dignitary Reception, the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, or help at the Journey to Justice Festival. Learn more and reach out to Volunteer Manager Grace Teofilo Hilker for more information.

Volunteer for the MPA Gala

_{Saturday, May 3, 9 a.m. - noon, Chase Park Plaza}

Microfinancing Partners in Africa (MPA) is looking for volunteers for their annual gala fundraising event. MPA is a nonprofit headquartered in St. Louis working to support communities living in extreme poverty in six African countries. They primarily provide access to education and resources through micro-financing programs. MPA is looking for volunteers to help with event set-up, logistics, and tear-down. Click here to send an email to learn more.. 

Volunteer for the "Make Tracks Through the Zoo" Run

_{Sunday, May 18, 5:30 - 10 a.m., St. Louis Zoo}

The St. Louis Children's Hospital is looking for volunteers to support their "Make Tracks Through the Zoo" run. Volunteers will assist in various areas, including the breakfast area, water stations, start and finish lines, awards table, and traffic zones. All volunteers will receive breakfast and a volunteer T-shirt. Learn more and sign up. 

NEW! Apply for Teach for America's Ignite Fellowship

_{Apply by Wednesday, April 30}

Calling all juniors, sophomores, and first years! Looking for a part-time, virtual job while in undergrad that makes a lasting impact? The Ignite Fellowship is a part-time, virtual tutoring opportunity for next semester. As an Ignite Fellow, you virtually tutor a small group of students for 3-5 hours a week, on a schedule decided by you. At the end of your fellowship, you are paid up to $1,200. Learn more and apply.

Apply to Democracy House: 2025 Young Leaders Summer Institute

_{Apply by Sunday, May 4, 11:59 p.m. ET}

Democracy House is a non-profit organization working to inspire rising generations to defend, strengthen, and improve democracy. The Young Leaders Summer Institute (YLSI) is a free, nonpartisan, virtual civic education program for the next generation of leaders. In just three to five hours per week, YLSI Fellows strengthen their leadership skills and knowledge about democracy, build community with other passionate young people, and discover the tools to take action to strengthen democracy. Learn more and apply. 

Apply to Center for Strategic and International Studies Internships

_{Applications accepted on a rolling basis.}

The Center for Strategic and International Studies is a bipartisan, nonprofit policy research organization dedicated to advancing practical ideas to address the world’s greatest challenges. This summer they are offering various internships, researching various subjects ranging from Energy Security and Climate Change, Nuclear Issues, to Economic Security and Technology Development. They are looking for both undergraduate and graduate interns, and positions are based in Washington, D.C. Learn more and apply.

Apply to Asia Society Internships

_{Applications accepted on a rolling basis.}

The Asia Society is the leading educational organization dedicated to promoting mutual understanding and strengthening partnerships among peoples, leaders, and institutions of Asia and the United States in a global context. Across the fields of arts, business, culture, education, and policy, Asia Society provides insight, generates ideas, and promotes collaboration to address challenges and create a shared future. They are currently looking for interns for a variety of roles, including but not limited to: Business Analytics, Asia Society Policy Institute, and Digital Communications. Positions are based in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles. Learn more and apply.

Apply to Camp Miniwanca Summer Camp

_{Applications accepted on a rolling basis.}

Help kids discover and develop their authentic, best selves at Camp Miniwanca on the shore of Lake Michigan! Miniwanca is a summer camp that invites everyone to discover their own best selves, the richness of living a balanced life, and the power of creating inclusive, caring communities. Miniwanca is operated by the American Youth Foundation, which has administrative offices in St. Louis. We're currently hiring staff for many roles, including camp counselors, adventure trip leaders, facilities and food program team members, and many more.

Staff training is on June 15, and Summer camp runs from June 29 to Aug. 8. Housing and all meals are provided. All seasonal staff roles can be used for internship credit, if needed. Learn more and apply.

Watch the "In the Lou" video
Online, anytime. 

The “New In the Lou” initiative invites you to explore St. Louis. Whether you’ve just arrived at your dorm room via Lambert International Airport, or you are a lifelong resident currently residing in University City, by way of Maplewood but originally from Collinsville, Illinois, there is much to learn and understand about this city and region. Watch it now. The video is complemented by New in the Lou: A Guide to Being and Engaged Member of St. Louis, brought to you by the Gephardt Institute. It introduces our values, key concepts of civic engagement, and opportunities to engage in St. Louis. Print copies are available. Learn more. 

United Way St. Louis Volunteer Center
Navigate local volunteer opportunities by date, location, passions, professional skills, and more. Learn More. 

Low Impact Dining at WashU
The pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives, including the way we eat. Dining Services and the Office of Sustainability are doubling down on programs that enable and encourage low impact dining. These efforts include the re-introduction of reusable to-go containers, eco2go, and the distribution of free utensil sets, among others. Learn More.

Brown School Webinars
Join Brown School faculty, alumni and community members for free webinars. You will receive Zoom meeting information by email the morning of that Open Classroom event. Learn More.

For the Culture Black-Owned Business Map
Find Black-owned businesses near you by exploring this interactive map.