The Marriage Pact report is here, and W&L students have thoughts
The 2025 report offers a snapshot of student politics, values and dating culture
Musicians take the stage for senior recitals
The performances showcased students’ musical growth through four years
Korean Club seeks official EC recognition
Club executives hope to teach more people about Korean culture
“The Play That Goes Wrong”: Where everything goes wrong by design
W&L students transformed staged chaos into a technically precise and collaborative student performance
W&L Repertory Dance Company celebrates 20 years of performing
The anniversary performance features alumni dancing alongside current students
Editor-in-Chief of The Atlantic discusses ethics in a changing media landscape
Jeffrey Goldberg spoke about his experience with Signalgate, connecting it to what he called a larger political and cultural problem
University Singers perform across Southern Florida
One singer presents her day-by-day experience as a choir member on tour
“Pas de Deux” looks at art history, myth through modern lens
Assistant professor Emma Steinkraus draws from multiple artistic movements to examine contemporary environmental themes
AHA Heart Club receives new national grant
With a $1,500 grant, the American Heart Association Heart Club can certify more people in CPR and increase community engagment
Strong Towns Lexington introduces community planning initiative to city council
The student-led organization shared their mission to improve city planning through strengthened civic engagement
Faculty member expresses concern over Institutional History Museum policy
A professor worries that the new policy will limit opportunities and infringe upon academic freedom
Lights on Lenfest: Technical Director Thomas Hackman brings play sets to life
Thomas Hackman shares the process behind creating the set for the winter play, where collaboration is necessary to ensure everyone’s safety