“Florence As It Was” reconstructs medieval city
Over the past eight years, Professor George Bent worked with students to recreate 15th century Florence
‘Before I Die’ artist on bringing people together
Candy Chang spoke to students about how her work connects communities
Republican Senate candidate appeals to W&L voters
Eddie Garcia spoke to students as a part of his ongoing pre-election college tour
Archaeology suffers from lack of school resources
With the department's 50th anniversary approaching, leaders reflect on their struggle to receive recognition from the university
oSTEM supports LGBTQ+ students in the sciences
Washington and Lee is now one of over 100 colleges to host the LGBTQ+-focused organization
WLUR gets more equipment as interest increases
WLUR 91.5 FM allows students to experiment with live radio. Now it’s upgrading
W&L theater department takes on Broadway
A group of W&L students saw six plays and met playwrights in a fully-funded trip to New York City
Students show off state pride at Mock Con parade
Virginia’s first lady, Suzanne Youngkin, presented Puerto Rico, California and Louisiana with awards for best floats
Jamaal B. Sheats connects African artists with American museums
Black artist and curator Sheats shared his journey navigating white-dominated museum and art spaces with W&L students
‘Salvador Dalí: Les Chants de Maldoror’ presents 44 original rare prints
Staniar Gallery celebrates 100 years of surrealism with Dalí’s interpretations of 19th century art and literature
Hundreds braved snow for Lexington’s MLK parade
CARE Rockbridge’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade was started as a peaceful response to Lee-Jackson Day celebrations