How a statement by Lexington City Council’s lone Black woman informs council decisions
Mayor Friedman’s perception of Lexington changed after Alexander shared what living as a Black woman in town during Jim Crow laws was like
Washington and Lee lags behind other colleges in number of arts majors
Despite requiring students to take at least one class focused on the arts, W&L attracts fewer arts majors
From Town to Gown: portraits of the Mock Convention’s Presidential Gala
The Gala happened on Nov. 11 at the Richard L. Duchossois Tennis Center
The Human Library Project brings digital mission of ‘un-judging someone’ to campus
Faculty brought the international Human Library project to W&L
The International Cuisine Club bridges cultures through food
After a successful first year, the club is expanding to explore cuisines beyond East Asian
Live from Rockbridge County: How students deliver local coverage on Election Night
Students join forces across disciplines to deliver on-off year coverage
One foundation, many lives: 200 years of history unfold at Structure Nine
The archaeology department is ensuring the memories of Liberty Hall Academy students and the enslaved people who lived on the land are preserved
Consignment store joins Lexington’s fashion scene
Curator Sheila Glaeser talks fashion, sustainability and community after six months of operation
‘Speech and Debate’ tackles identity, community and scandal with dark comedy
The play is Lenfest Director Robert Mish’s last production at Washington and Lee University
The Acting Company brings a fresh take on Homer’s Odyssey to W&L’s Keller Theatre
The all-female cast told the classical story through a lens of migrants
Jewish students celebrate 13 years of Hillel House
Alumni, students and families gathered to reflect on a century of Jewish life at the university
Student films showcase advocacy efforts in Ghana
Washington and Lee students presented their self-directed films from the 2023 spring term abroad class