WashU Mobile
Current app functions include:
Current app functions include:
Courses – Browse the WashU course catalog in a fast and intuitive interface, complete with the ability to mark courses as “favorites.” Originally created by alumni Dan Brewster.
Dining – View campus dining locations as well as review current menu offerings and nutrition information. Originally created by alumni Oliver Jones and Shubho Sadhu.
Directory – Direct link to WashU's mobile-friendly directory system, this module allows you to quickly find contact information for members of the campus community.
Libraries – Direct link to the Olin Library’s mobile site, this module allows you to view library hours, browse the catalogs, reserve library spaces, and much more!
Maps – Complete listing of campus buildings and locations, allowing you to quickly pinpoint the campus location you are trying to reach. You can also filter the list to specific categories such as parking locations.
Newsroom – Quick access to top news stories from across campus. You can view newsfeeds by topic or by school to find the news that matters the most to you.
ONE – An innovative way to search for WashU services and applications. From accessing the help desk to opening Outlook, ONE is a portal that connects you to systems and services across WashU.
Safety – Quick access to safety-related information from Danforth and Medical School campuses. Consolidates information previously found in the WashU Sentinel app.
Tech Help – Quickly report technology problems that you may be having on campus.
Transportation – View the location of the campus circulator, west campus/north campus/560 shuttles and Campus2Home shuttles. Originally created by alumni Vinoo Ganesh.
WebSTAC – Direct link to the robust mobile version of WebSTAC, this module lets you view your balance for PaperCut quota, meal points, and Bear Bucks at a glance. You can also add Bear Bucks to your account, view your class schedule, check your grades, and much more!
Washington University is proud to bring you this unified mobile application that was made possible by many talented students, faculty, and staff who collaborated on the project. We look forward to your feedback and continuing to enhance your mobile computing experience!
Category : Education
Reviews (18)
Shuttle route did not update on Android version
The app doesn't track the Debaliviere Place shuttle, as stated on WashU's website
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It's really only useful on the Danforth campus. If you're a student in the school of medicine, don't bother with this app.
New update is terrible. You can't search for buildings by name and it runs so slow.
Circ app doesn't work on androids
I can't see the circ on the map
Circ is not displayed on the map since upgrading to Android 7.0. Also seeing some random crashes on app opening, but that's hit or miss.
Newest version doesn't allow for me to check what the Holmes wrap carvery special is :/
Circ locator is frozen at where it was early Monday morning (the time stamp shows around 2 am)
Maps of main and medical campuses with building lookup, people directory, and more.
Map needs to be updated to include all building names.
Congratulations WashU on finally having a unified app. It took a little while, but that's because they did it right. This app compiles all the functionality of Courses, Maps, Dining, Circ app and then some! One thing, on my phone the app is called "Mobile" instead of "WUSTL Mobile." Good app at first glance and I look forward to further testing it out this semester.
The concept of a unified app is a nice idea, albeit a bit poorly executed. The circ app usually doesn't auto-refresh, so you have to open and close the app to see the circ's movement. The webstac applet tends to get stuck or completely freeze the app. Also, it would be *really* helpful if the app could be made to be installable on the SD card, since the unified app is much more of a space hog than the old individual apps were cumulatively.
I like the cleaned up UI and the unified app idea. However every time I go to launch it from home screen (with the app already open) it has to take me back to the main menu instead of the specific app I was on. also, there is no refresh button and I have to close the app and restart it. Sometimes when Circ isn't running, the app throws a string of code ("throwable string, throwable message, etc..) instead of just "no circ available" and the message hangs around forever after I close the app
Good app to have
This app sucks. Its literally just an embedded browser. Oh, and its worse than any browser you ever used before. Comon Washu.