Professor launches new book of immigrant stories
Immigrant authors tell their pandemic stories through different art mediums.
QuestBridge scholars adjust to life at W&L
The QuestBridge experience, as shared through the viewpoint of QuestBridge scholars.
DIVE gives high schoolers from underrepresented backgrounds a taste of W&L
The program invites students to learn about the application process, make connections and explore the university’s campus
‘Ted Lasso’ creator coaches W&L community
Brendan Hunt kicked off Parents and Family Weekend with stories about his Hollywood career and lessons on the entertainment industry today
Lenfest Center for the Arts is ready for the new season
Highlights of the diverse lineup for 2023-24 academic year
Latinx community celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with dining, cultural events
Hispanic Heritage Month events bring W&L students together to celebrate Latinx culture
Mary Mattingly’s “Proposals” explores the weight of overconsumption
By creating “bundles” of possessions, the artist seeks to understand the relationship between people and their environments
1,500+ students join Mock Convention delegations, preparing to predict GOP nominee
Mock Convention leadership shares updates and vision for the 2024 cycle
Leading Edge expands to include all first-years
New trips support the university’s diversity, inclusion and wellness initiatives
SEAL celebrates sustainability with inaugural campus-wide garage sale
W&L’s sustainability office partnered with student groups to showcase the university’s environmental efforts
W&L alum honors victims of Oklahoma City bombing, shares message of resilience
A planted sapling from the only tree to survive the bombing represents “the merging of two communities,” one student said
New art exhibits illuminate underrepresented narratives
The collections fill gaps in W&L representation of Arab American and Chicana artists