Get to know Laura Ulmer, director of student activities
Ulmer said she finds much to love about Washington and Lee, but she also has plenty on her plate
Historically Black fraternities return for the first time in two years
Students join historically black fraternities at Washington and Lee after years-long hiatus
Washington and Lee community still shaken one day after lockdown
Students came in close proximity to rifles after a 'disjointed' threat was emailed to university officials
Washington and Lee placed under shelter-in-place order Nov. 1
The university has confirmed there "has been no active violence" after a possible threat Nov. 1
Faculty discuss Israeli-Palestinian conflict
A panel of faculty members accepted questions from students on a variety of topics related to violence in the Middle East
W&L hits climate milestone with solar power
After seven years of negotiations, a new solar array will provide sustainable energy for W&L and the region
What’s at stake in Virginia’s elections
The November election will be the first to use new district maps
Students call for immediate ceasefire in Middle East
The rally for ceasefire wasn't affiliated with a particular student group
Fizz: Anonymous town hall or ‘multi-level marketing scheme’?
The anonymous social media platform faces scrutiny and sparks privacy concerns
Students mourn lives lost in Israel-Hamas war
Days after the outbreak of the conflict, members of the W&L community are uniting to find peace
Williams School construction starts with demolition of old dorms—and minor explosions
The expansion of Washington and Lee’s Williams School has taken off, immersing campus in the sounds of construction
Residents spot snake in Sankofa stairway
The uninvited guest was removed, but students remain concerned about safety at the theme house