“Profiled” by Ken Gonzales-Day exhibits in Washington and Lee’s Staniar Gallery April 26 to May 28.
In the large-scale photography exhibit, LA-based artist and art-historian Gonzalez-Day looks...
Spring dresses, egg hunts and brunches with home groups all played a huge role in celebrating Easter in
Lexington this year.
Even though spring holiday celebrations for Passover and Easter...
In an event humorously described by Professor Chris Gavaler as “two acts with a twenty three hour intermission,” the creative writing minors of Washington and Lee came together April 6 and 7 to present...
Two of Washington and Lee’s musical groups were scheduled to perform live and in-person on Cannan Green during the last week of classes, marking the first live music events since the pandemic began.
The...
On March 29, Staniar Gallery opened the annual senior thesis exhibition, displaying the culmination of six studio art majors’ year-long thesis projects.
Gabriela Gomez-Misserian, ‘21, one of the...
In a virtual talk April 7, panelists from Washington and Lee’s museums discussed the ways that the woman’s place in art is changing.
“Women [are] being repositioned in the history of art,”...
