W&L names Kenneth Ruscio as interim president
The Board of Trustees avoided presidential candidates and current university employees when filling the interim position
Three fraternities sanctioned for hazing
An updated campus hazing report details the charges and sanctions for each fraternity
Student habits conflict with sustainability goals
W&L’s push for carbon neutrality faces conflict as student convenience clashes with waste-diversion goals
University Chapel renovations near completion
The University will reopen the chapel to the public in June, according to the Columns
A final Q&A with President Dudley
President Will Dudley will leave W&L at the end of June. He sat down with the Ring-tum Phi to reminisce on his time in Lexington
Contractor sues Generals Redoubt
O’Byrne Contracting stopped work on Fancy Hill renovations after disagreements over funding and the involvement of Generals Redoubt Executive Director Kamron Spivey in the project
Public Safety seeks to identify a man spotted on campus
An email to the student body requested help identifying the individual, but it did not explain why Public Safety needed to know his identity
Panel highlights women in student government
Panelists urged more women to run for student government, but only two women won EC elections for next year
EC passes 23 amendments to White Book
The Executive Committee voted to amend sections on open hearing procedures and the timeline for charging students
W&L revises class blocks amid student scheduling concerns
The earliest class will begin at 8:20 a.m. starting this fall
Senior’s baking business booms more than a year after founding
Bailey Jordan, ’26, has received 125 orders this semester alone
Participation increases in student elections
Fewer races went uncontested, and more students voted in EC and SJC elections this year