Liv Ullman

December 14, 2021

As COVID-19 mask regulations start to relax, another viral disease is beginning to ravage Washington and Lee’s campus: the flu. Dozens of  influenza cases have already...

Luke Fountain

December 14, 2021

It feels like 2020 again: unease is growing, borders are closing and case numbers are rising. The new Omicron variant of COVID-19 is spreading, causing alarm worldwide.  The...

Grace Mamon

December 14, 2021

Multiple professors are ready to retire, and the university is working to meet recent academic initiatives. The result of these two factors: an abundance of searches for new...

Luke Fountain

January 5, 2022

Take a minute and think back to when you or someone you know had to learn virtually. It may have been only the spring of 2020 or even last school year. But remember the problems...

Annalisa Waddick

December 14, 2021

Living in a dorm can be tough.  It can be even tougher when we’re in the midst of a pandemic that never seems to end, when the flu is spreading through halls like wildfire,...

Hyatt Sbar

December 14, 2021

I have a black lab.  Not just any black lab. Arguably the most mellow animal in existence. If there was any dog closely resembling a stoned hippie, it is him. He is indifferent...