The entrepreneurs behind Ben & Jerry’s tell story of success, social responsibility
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield shared their business journey in the University Chapel
First-year student arrested on sexual assault charges
One victim said she reported Ricardo Vergara, ’26, to the Title IX office in October for a separate offense of sexual assault—but he faced no disciplinary action
University vows to fight wrongful termination suit
A former fraternity house director is suing Washington and Lee for $1 million
W&L hosts step show competition to increase visibility, honor Black culture
Historically African-American sororities and fraternities from across the state traveled to compete in the inaugural event
Selby had history of “vindictive, destructive” behavior before sexual battery charge
University administration failed to protect community from Selby, even after reported incidents
Faculty question how to adjust syllabi in the wake of ChatGPT
Two W&L professors drew large crowds to talks addressing the AI technology
UPDATE: Student charged in sexual battery case no longer enrolled at W&L
Daniel Selby, a former member of the Class of 2025, left campus by Feb. 7, sources say
W&L swimmer returns to campus after 2022 spinal cord injury
Devin Bateman, '25, navigates campus accessibility and celebrates reunions after months of rehabilitation
New York Times investigative reporters blast McKinsey in campus visit
The authors of "When McKinsey Comes to Town" exposed the dealings of the world's largest consulting firm
“I’ve been so disconnected:” First-years say post-pandemic burnout is real
Students are struggling with disengagement and apathy now that campus has returned to pre-pandemic norms
W&L launches new sustainability projects
W&L is taking steps to become carbon-neutral and reduce fossil fuel and plastic usage on campus
W&L student pleads guilty in sexual battery case
A Lexington court lowered a felony charge against Dan Selby, ’25, to a misdemeanor in a Feb. 3 trial