Ginger and Garlic garners student approval for Foodside’s first menu with Asian cuisine
The menu includes the standard bowl and salad options, with new additions like orange-sesame chicken and Korean barbecue pork.
Student’s controversial FUDG comedy act currently under Title IX Assessment
Robert Griffin, ‘20, performed jokes at Friday Night Underground that some students felt were discriminatory against LGBT and disabled people.
Suspects arrested after students report multiple break-ins off campus
Police suggest students lock their car doors and keep valuables out of plain sight to avoid future incidents.
Students, administrator respond to lawsuit against university and counselor by W&L student
The school addressed the lawsuit for the first time in an email to the campus community, saying the university was unable to share information regarding an individual student or active litigation.
W&L counselor being sued for negligence, medical malpractice is still seeing students
Former Washington and Lee student Kionte Burnette is suing Rallie Snowden and the school for a total of $24 million.
Students participate in Get Out the Vote efforts, vote in midterm elections
Washington and Lee College Democrats and College Republicans urged fellow students to go to the polls
University Public Safety officials say investigation into KKK fliers is ongoing
Washington and Lee Public Safety shares information gathered about the leaflets found on campus in October
Washington and Lee contributes strong numbers to Teach for America
Seven graduates from the class of 2018 are currently teaching at low-income schools through the program
Winter 2019 will see 103 students abroad, setting university participation record
Study Abroad Advisor says new programs in Barcelona and Florence likely contributed to enthusiasm
University acknowledges trailblazers in controversial renaming of buildings
The move has sparked backlash from some community members, but the Board of Trustees says it’s not backing down
University public safety says investigation into KKK fliers is ongoing
Washington and Lee Public Safety shares information it has gathered about the leaflets found on campus three weeks ago.
W&L moves to need-blind admissions
Universities such as Harvard and Yale also use need-blind practices