Revived club leads volunteer efforts for animals in need
Leaders of the organization, called HEART, said they aim to provide a community for all animal lovers
Mock Trial team kicks off season with promising start
After their first competition, the Mock Trial team brought home awards and high ambitions for the rest of the season
Lights on Lenfest: Music is language for pianist Anna Billias
In our “Lights on Lenfest” series, the Ring-tum Phi peels back the curtain on the artists and musicians who run W&L’s arts programs
Meghan McCain says she won’t endorse a presidential candidate
W&L hosted a conversation with the author about the current status of politics in the United States
“Long Time No See” exhibit explores forgotten history and identity
Artist Stephanie Shih shared the stories behind her collection in the Reeves Museum
Student organization raises funds to fight pediatric cancer
Ignite WLU kicks off with plans to organize a fundraising competition to fight pediatric cancer
First-years explore the arts with Pre-Orientation trips
The Home is Where the Art is and Threads of Connection leading edge trips introduce students to the arts through on- and off-campus experiences
Daily Wire personality criticizes Kamala Harris for undermining family values
Michael Knowles addressed students of Washington and Lee University as a part of his fall lecture series
Student workers face unique challenges in college
24% of current W&L students have at least one job on campus to support themselves. Working impacts their student life experience and academics
Internationally renowned illusionist performs at Lenfest Center for the Arts
Rick Thomas brings his international tour Mansion of Dreams to Washington and Lee University
Students ask for more financial assistance as social event costs rise
The cost of social life at W&L often harms low-income students
‘The Zombie Life’ explores life and death
Witty, thrilling and uncomfortable, Professor Chris Gavaler crafts a profound message about the value of living