West Washington Street expected to reopen in April
The closure was extended months after the original November deadline
W&L explores transportation ideas for injured students
Students and professors say the university needs resources to help them navigate inaccessible parts of campus
Jewish journalist, author discusses Gaza in Q&A on campus
Peter Beinart visited Washington and Lee on Feb. 3 to discuss his new book and thoughts on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Essential employees required to remove snow through the night
One facilities worker said overnight snow removal was “absolutely horrible”
Trustees announce Presidential Search Committee
The committee will work to find President Dudley’s replacement
Deans work to bolster enrollment in humanities
W&L, like many other universities, has seen a decline in humanities majors over the past decade
Off-campus seniors struggle to commute in snow
Students went back to school on Tuesday, but for seniors who live off campus, it isn’t as easy to return to normal life after a snowstorm
Youngman shares goals as dean of the college
Paul Youngman, ’87, said he will aim to support faculty, boost humanities and arts engagement and oversee campus improvements
Ten professors will retire after academic year
A new retirement incentive allows professors to take six months’ pay in addition to their final paycheck
Fancy dress in full budgeting swing
Fancy Dress organizers say the organization’s budget funds much more than most students realize
W&L sees an increase in applications
The university says the need-blind admissions process contributed to a high number of applicants
Presidential search moves forward with Robinson as chair
The Board of Trustees’ search committee will partner with an executive search firm to find President Will Dudley’s replacement