“Beehive” centers female empowerment, social movements, music of the ’60s
Director Jenefer Davies called the show "a love letter to girl power"
Students explore careers, culture and the outdoors
Campus organizations brought students to New York City, Hawai’i and Florida during the week of Feb. 20
Blue Ridge Mile celebrates first year of community work, plans for future impact
A team of student advocates helps Rockbridge residents reinstate their driver’s licenses
Steinkraus raises environmental awareness with “Impossible Garden”
W&L began Women’s History Month with a lecture on female artists and the environment
SSA invites students to embrace liberal arts
Students will present their research and discuss their interests at the interdisciplinary conference
Author Camille Dungy shares Black heritage
Dungy uses gardening as a metaphor for her own "roots" in American soil
Inaugural concert celebrates student pianists’ hard work
Nine W&L students took the stage for the "Let's Dance" recital on Feb. 5
Professor’s passion for fashion draws students to vintage pop-up shop
Professor Beth Staples invited the community to browse her vintage clothing collection
‘This is my frontline’: W&L student fights for justice and visibility for Ukraine
Tania Kozachanska, '26, partnered with W&L organizations to host "Ukraine Week" and support her home country
Students explore legacy, mental health through Black History Month programming
Campus groups celebrated Black identity and focused on long-term support for the community
Campus Kitchen’s Souper Bowl raises money to fight food insecurity
Proceeds from the event will fund Campus Kitchen’s
backpack program
Sam Blanchard’s “Futile State” explores the connection between humans and technology
The contemporary art exhibit features machines that visitors can interact with