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
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