Jack Evans, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
Lexington residents have welcomed two new families into the community. Hosting Ukrainian Families was created in April when Lexington resident Jerry Nay received a phone...
Luke Fountain, News Editor
November 15, 2022
Washington and Lee hasn’t begun renovations to University Chapel that were originally planned to be completed by the start of the 2022-2023 academic year. City officials...
Claire DiChiaro, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
For newly-hired journalism professor Patrick Walters, one story from his reporting days stands out in his memory. As he reported on new regulations of African hair-braiding...
Richard Margolies, '66, Guest Writer
November 18, 2022
The Lee in the name of the university can be retained, but the historical person can and should be changed. Instead of Lee standing for Col. Robert E. Lee (he never...
Austin Winslow, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
With the arrival of the new smoothie bowl company Appalachian Sage in town, there is now competition for Lex Bowls, another recent addition. Both are in convenient locations,...
Ana Dorta, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
When I chose to study abroad in Costa Rica, I anticipated improving my Spanish, trying new foods, and, if I was lucky, getting to explore a few new beaches. What I never could...
In 2017, a sorority president broke away from the National Panhellenic Council and established Washington and Lee’s first local sorority. With informal rush fully underway...
On Nov. 9, the Mudd Center for Ethics hosted Megan Mueller, an associate professor of human-animal interaction at Tufts University and developmental scientist, for a lecture...
Science fiction author Dr. Kim Stanley Robinson answered questions about climate change, global collaboration and his book, The Ministry for the Future, in University Chapel...