Alumni share challenges, benefits of being first-generation students
Washington and Lee celebrates students that were the first in their family to attend college
Localization changed W&L sorority life
A reflection on the five-year anniversary of the Delta sorority’s localization
Collaborative project encourages students to “paws” and reflect on human-animal relationships
“Compassion and Connection Across Species” lecture links Mudd Center for Ethics,
Museums at W&L and
University Library
Kim Stanley Robinson talks climate change
The author of Ministry for the Future explained connections between his novels and
current environmental threats
Students embrace their identity with slam poetry
Diversity and LGBTQ+ peer counselors invited students to share original poetry
The 60s are coming to W&L with “BEEHIVE”
Auditions for the jukebox musical are kicking off this week
“Distorted Myths” exhibit inspired by childhood memories of working with upholstery
Esteban Ramón Pérez’s exhibit presented in Staniar Gallery from Oct. 10 until Nov. 2
W&L University Singers take third at international competition
The University Singers are the first American choir to compete at the Derry Choir Festival
Panel of professors discusses reproductive rights: past, present and future
W&L professors present
“After Roe: Perspectives of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs Ruling” in a historical context
Lexington welcomes açaí bowl shop
W&L students can find açaí and smoothies made with fresh ingredients at a new restaurant
Career trips return after pandemic hiatus
After a two year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Career and Professional Development Office is bringing back career exploration trips for students
W&L alum says sociology background enhances her reporting
Caleigh Wells, ‘17, said SOAN prepared her to work with data and prioritize diversity