Lacrosse teams mirror success ahead of playoffs
Each with 10-3 records, the W&L women’s and men’s lacrosse teams keep up their winning streaks
United locker room brings men’s tennis success during difficult schedule
The W&L men’s tennis team finds themselves in good contention to go deep in NCAAs, but first looks toward conference playoffs
The downsides of the upcoming schedule change
It’s understandable why many students don’t approve of the new passing periods and class time blocks
A senior’s guide to doing college
Reflection and advice from a nearly-graduated student
A W&L guide to watching the solar eclipse
Mark your calendars for 3:16 p.m. on April 8 to watch the sky go dark in Lexington
Students make their opera debuts with Henry Purcell’s Greek tragedy ‘Dido and Aeneas’
This year’s Bentley Musical portrays the love affair between the titular characters adapted from Virgil’s “Aeneid”
Dean of students will retire after 24 years at W&L
Sidney Evans says goodbye to the students who she's helped, and who have helped her
First-years step up as baseball is in full swing
Jonathan French and Andrew Thornton help the Generals baseball team gain momentum as their season heads toward its second half
“Florence As It Was” reconstructs medieval city
Over the past eight years, Professor George Bent worked with students to recreate 15th century Florence
Students receive less care from short-staffed university counseling center
The counseling center is down three providers, leaving students with longer wait times between appointment
W&L senior acquitted of stalking charge
Judge Christopher Billias warned Brandon Konlian, ’24, that further contact with the victim in the case would result in jail time
Lee’s image in Fancy Dress promotion sparked anger. It’s nothing new.
A poster featuring Robert E. Lee poses the question: What does the W&L tradition mean for an increasingly diverse student body?