From chemistry major to CEO: Alumna shares her career path
Tolu Olubunmi, ‘02, discussed the impact a liberal arts education had on her career advocating for
immigration reform
Former attorney general addresses Washington and Lee traditions
Loretta Lynch encouraged her audience in Lee Chapel to listen more in conversations about the building and its history
Fancy Dress to “pop” up in new location
The committee worked to resolve issues caused by the change in venue to the Student Activities Pavilion
GAB Instagram post sparks frustration
Many students said they did not understand how members of GAB missed the insensitiviy of the post
before it went online
D-Hall to close for half of spring term
During Marketplace renovations, first-years will be able to use their meal swipes at any dining location on campus
Dining Services regulates number of meals served on Sorority Row
Sororities have been swiping (or not swiping) for almost a year. Who does that affect?
Author Rebecca Traister delivers speech on anger as a communicative tool for those who are marginalized
Traister spoke openly about her experience as an openly feminist journalist throughout her career and in the Trump era.
fLEX Fitness celebrates six months on the Lexington exercise scene
The fitness center wants to reach a clientele beyond Washington and Lee students and Lexington residents.
Conservative star Charlie Kirk comes to campus, speaks in Lee Chapel
Kirk stirred pushback in the audience with some provocative claims, including that minorities “seek out victimhood."
Recognize, combat Seasonal Affective Disorder
Washington and Lee health experts say exposure to light is the number one treatment for SAD.
Asian students question authenticity and purpose of Foodside’s former menu
Director of Dining Services said Ginger and Garlic’s menu was designed with “cross-section of flavors and ingredients” in mind.
Fancy Dress reveals “Pop-Art” Theme
The annual gala found a one-year home in the Student Activities Pavilion.