German-332 students perform self-written plays based on German fairytales
Generalprobe celebrates 30th anniversary with variations on Grimm Brothers’ stories
Seniors reflect on art thesis exhibition: “Memory & Motion”
The 2022 studio art majors’ final show will remain in Staniar Gallery through April 9
O’Neil shares personal poetry
The poet read from her 2018 book “Rewilding”
Hayhoe wants you to talk about climate change
The scientist and author visited campus virtually to discuss climate change advocacy
Johnson Weekend brings out competition and excitement
Hundreds of students from all over the country compete for W&L’s coveted Johnson Scholarship.
‘Be undeniable:’ Michele Ghee on succeeding as a Black woman in corporate America
Ghee invited as joint Women’s History Month initiative between W&L and VMI
‘Existing is not enough:’ Winter Choral Concert celebrates the joy of love and live performances
Two years after Washington and Lee’s campus-wide pandemic shutdown, two choir ensembles joined forces for a moving Winter Choral Concert.
A night of music and magic at Keller Theatre
In their first ever collaboration, university dance and jazz groups brought the charm of 1940s New Orleans to little Lexington
Dr. Robin Mitchell uncovers hidden history of Suzanne Simone Baptiste
Students gained unique insight into the research process behind the first biography of Toussaint Louverture’s wife
Equality gala return in person for tenth anniversary
Another event returns after a two-year hiatus, based around reimagining childhood fairytales and inclusion
Staniar exhibit explores the boundaries of drawing
Leah Raintree’s conceptual work challenges the traditional definition of a drawing practice