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
Student Activities sponsors free trip to Busch Gardens for students
Student Activities Director Kelsey Goodwin says student participation in sponsored activities is increasing
History Department launches search to replace two beloved professors
Professors Ted DeLaney and T.J. Tallie both brought unique backgrounds and teaching abilities to the department
Bike Shop re-opens in new location, promotes sustainability, outdoor activity
The university Bike Shop plans to host several community events, including “Breakfast Burrito Rides"
Alpha Kappa Alpha reignites on campus, members hope to spur more involvement
MaKayla Lorick, ‘19, says she hopes AKA’s legacy at the university doesn’t stop with her
Q&A with New York Times Senior Writer David Barstow
"My first piece of advice [for young journalists] is not advice at all. It’s a plea: God, we need you, right?"