Students slam campus parking enforcement
Students report a greater prevalence of parking tickets this year. What’s to blame?
Water bottles and fentanyl tests among new ‘safe partying’ initiatives
The university’s new initiatives place an emphasis on 'harm reduction'
Washington and Lee falls 10 spots in U.S. News and World Report college rankings
University administrators say the rankings are an incomplete reflection of the quality of a W&L education
Phi Zeta Delta suspended for 5 years
It’s unclear how the fraternity plans to move forward from last spring’s verdict
W&L’s diversity could decline after affirmative action decision, admissions says
The Supreme Court prevented race-conscious admissions programs. W&L is still navigating the implications
Overflowing first-year class puts a squeeze on campus housing, but not classrooms
More than 500 students from around the world are making Washington and Lee home this year, if they can fit their clothes in triple rooms’ closets
‘Tough choices’ with dining renovations leave some students disappointed
When students returned to campus this fall, they found much had changed in the most popular dining venue
Fact-checking Matt Walsh’s rhetoric against trans rights
The conservative commentator said the transgender community “inflicts more damage on itself” than he does. What’s the truth?
Campus community reacts to Matt Walsh talk
Walsh’s rescheduled event inspired less pushback, compared to last semester
Lex Bowls bids farewell, for now
The beloved local açaí business closed its doors on April 26 due to a lease issue
Limited reproductive health care options harm Rockbridge County residents
W&L faculty share their experiences with high-risk pregnancies and off-road deliveries
Female transfer students face social barriers in sorority recruitment
Rush rules leave older students feeling isolated, especially those without campus connections