Student spotlight: Rossella Gabriele, ‘19
"I was happiest when I stopped trying to fit in."
Multicultural Student Association hosts event to share migration stories
"...to share opinions that might not be heard otherwise."
Outing Club members kayak the Everglades during Washington Break
Fourteen students (plus James Dick). Thirteen miles. Five days.
Author Adam Nemett discusses recent novel, We Can Save Us All
Nemmet visited classes and spoke about his book, We Can Save Us All.
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week: A study at Washington and Lee
What does healthy mean to you?
University continues to review black history through working group
“African Americans at Washington and Lee: A Timeline” is accessible on the
university website.
President Dudley hosts student game night
About 70 students attended The Hub's weekly game night at President Will Dudley's home on Saturday night.
University, Lexington community march together on MLK Day
More than 750 people participated in CARE’s third annual parade on Monday, Jan. 21.
Students discuss campus activism through King’s vision
James Ricks, '21, encouraged students in attendance to take what they talked about to the rest of campus: “This conversation cannot stay in this room."
Students celebrate MLK with creative showcase
The event kicked off the Office of Inclusion and Engagement’s programming to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
“Swiper, no swiping”: A closer look at a financial tradition at Washington and Lee
Many students are familiar with the phrase, "swipe it home." But what does it actually mean?
Panhellenic Council reflects on this year’s rush
Sixty-six percent of female, first-year students joined sororities, a smaller percentage than last year.