Local landlords wary of future of student real estate market
As the second year of “The Village” comes to a close, Lexington landlords are still adapting to the reduction in tenants and worry about the possibility of mandatory on-campus senior housing
News anchor alumna shares industry tales with revamped club
Alisha Laventure, ‘09, was invited to speak by the campus chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
Veteran representative voted in to chair the SJC
Andrew Agrippina, ‘19, hopes to build on SJC’s improvement of sanctions policy with help from experienced secretary
New dean of College announced, ending contentious hiring process
Lena Hill was selected through “target of opportunity hiring,” just one of several methods that has been used to appoint Washington and Lee administrators, according to Provost Marc Conner
Lack of racial diversity spans campus, Lexington businesses
When students head downtown, the rate of diversity is not unlike that which is seen around campus
“Ad Class” in home stretch toward creative collegiate competition
Late nights and teamwork mark the journey of this “mini advertising agency” to national contest in April
Campuswide election slates EC leaders for upcoming school year
Women swept the officer roles within the elected body that facilitates student self-governance and the honor system; class rep results still to come elections forthcoming
W&L community mourns passing of Cade Gold, ‘20
Students collected notes and memorial gifts in Elrod Commons last week to share with the family of Cade Gold, ‘20, who passed away on March 16. Student Affairs staff also coordinated transportation to the memorial service for Cade in his hometown of York, Pa., which took place on Saturday, March 24, and notified the student body of the establishment of the Cade Gold Scholarship, which will benefit football and lacrosse players at his former high school. Last week’s remembrances followed a candlelight vigil that took place on Sunday, March 18.
For pyschology majors, gender disparity not necessarily a downside
Psychology is just one academic
department at W&L that shows a strong gender skew among declared majors
University reviewing first round of community grant proposals for 2018
Since 2008, a committee has semi-annually awarded more than $50,000 in grants to community organizations
Digital, social media strategist keynotes Ethics Institute in Media
Sree Sreenivasan shared what he believes are important ethical considerations for both the digital and real worlds
Walkout planned in solidarity with victims of school gun violence
Amnesty International has invited the
W&L community to participate in a local observance of a nationwide activism event