Question 1

Does each member of my party need their own ticket?

Accepted Answer

Yes, each individual attendee will need their own ticket in their name. If you have questions or need assistance with reserving tickets, please contact us at (314) 935-9345 or rap@wustl.edu.

Question 2

Can I join a waitlist if all available tickets have been claimed?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Please sign up on the waitlist. You will be informed via email if more tickets become available. You will need to respond to that email to secure your tickets.

Question 3

Where should I park for this event?

Accepted Answer

The Millbrook parking garage is closest to Knight Hall and can be entered from Throop Drive off Forest Park Parkway. Parking fees are active before 5 pm. More info at: parking.wustl.edu.

Question 4

Do I have to pay for parking on campus?

Accepted Answer

There is a fee for parking in the WashU garages before 5 pm. The fee for 0-1 hour is $2.00 and the fee for 1-2 hours is $3.00. The fee is not charged for any portion of your time parked after 5 pm and before 7 am. Full information can be found at: parking.wustl.edu.

Question 5

Can I park on the surface lots on campus?

Accepted Answer

You must have a WashU parking permit to park in all surface parking spaces before 5 pm, with the exception of handicapped spaces. You could be ticketed if you park in a surface lot before 5 pm without a WashU-issued parking pass displayed. More information at: parking.wustl.edu.

Question 6

Is there accessible parking on campus?

Accepted Answer

Visitors with an accessible placard may park in designated accessible spaces, using the Passport app or pulling a ticket as you enter one of the garages on campus. Find more information at: https://parking.wustl.edu/items/accessible-parking-on-campus/.

Question 7

How can I learn more about all my parking and transportation options?

Accepted Answer

Please see WashU's Parking and Transportation website for a list of all parking garages, policies, and a campus map. It can be found at: https://parking.wustl.edu/visitors/.

Question 8

Will I be able to ask a question of the speakers?

Accepted Answer

There will be an opportunity for brief audience Q&A during the event.

Question 9

Will there be accessible seating?

Accepted Answer

There is limited accessible seating in Emerson Auditorium. Please alert us of special accommodation needs or contact us with more questions. We can be reached by phone at (314) 935-9345 or via email at rap@wustl.edu.

Question 10

Who do I contact with questions

Accepted Answer

Please contact our office at rap@wustl.edu or (314) 935-9345 if you have any questions or would like to share accessibility needs. Any event updates will be posted to our website at: https://rap.wustl.edu/events/eddie-glaude-public-lecture/.

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