Spring term abroad selection is too early and confusing
Asking students to choose their classes without all of the options being available can breed FOMO and trap students in decisions
Continuing education programming needs improvement
Although its purpose was genuine, continuing education was surface-level and minimally effective at best.
Two campaigns, one America
Their tone, style and roots were showcased in closing arguments last week
Blood, sweat, and … chocolate milk?
The Chocolate Milk Mile challenged participants’ stamina and stomachs
Best classes I’ve taken at W&L
Now a senior, let’s run it back and review my favorite courses at W&L
Fall memories and traditions
College comes with the new stresses of adulthood, but we should hold on to some of our childhood joys
How TikTok is influencing the election
The social media platform has impacted Gen Z and overall youth interest in politics
Reflections and regrets from a senior
Now a senior, I can’t help but reflect on all that I did, and didn’t, do
Are Lexington and W&L at odds?
Amid rumors of rising tension between Washington and Lee and the town of Lexington, it is more important than ever to maintain this relationship
What is the “Deep State” conspiracy?
The “deep state” might exist, but not in the way you are thinking
Why the 2024 vice presidential debate matters
The 2024 vice presidential debate serves as a model for what modern politics should look like
First-year orientation week needs more mandatory events
W&L’s orientation week creates community, but lacks participation