Parents Weekend address moved from traditional Lee Chapel location
A group of students hopes this is the first step in changing how the university uses Lee Chapel in the future
Constitution Day speaker sparks protest event
Michael Anton, a former Trump official, published a controversial essay in July in which he disagreed with the 14th Amendment's granting of citizenship as a birthright.
The “Haves and the Have-Nots:” Housing at Washington and Lee University
In an attempt to be more inclusive, the university now offers a flat rate for all first-year dorm rooms
First-years triple up in dorm rooms
Due to an increase in enrollment, many more triples were added to Gaines and Graham-Lees
Former Phi Delta Theta starts school year as W&L’s only local fraternity
Now known as Phi Zeta Delta, the fraternity disaffiliated from its national Greek organization in April
Hurricane Florence ravages Southeast, affects Lexington weekend plans
Hurricane Florence had taken 14 lives and left nearly a million people without power as of Sunday morning
Colonnade Oaks Project blossoms at W&L
The project has grown 100 oak saplings this year, and has sold 85
Fulbright Scholars talk future plans
Two Fulbright Scholars reflect on their time at W&L and look to next year
Woods Creek East renovations beginning after commencement
With the renovations to part of Woods Creek continuing this summer, many students wonder why only some
apartments are improving
The Hungry General: A look at the university’s new food pantry
The new campus food pantry gives
students the chance to anonymously pick up what they need during the school year and over long breaks
Outing Club heads west
Bishop Snedden, '18, recounts her unforgettable spring break, trading in the Blue Ridge Mountains for the peaks of Utah
Reevaluation of federal work-study policy could mean changes to W&L program
Undergraduate and law students at W&L could be among those affected by the reallocation of federal funds