The joy of traditions at W&L
Whether it be the speaking tradition or the Honor System, W&L was built on traditions
English, lists and the Oxford comma
The Oxford comma is the most satisfying way to write a list, but news outlets often operate under style guides that are against it
Life lessons for W&L students from Henry David Thoreau
Using quotes from the 'Walden' writer to reflect on our own lives
Mock Convention failed to uphold Honor System values
We must consider the impact of the 2024 Mock Convention speakers during a time when democracy is at risk
Having baby fever as a college student
As we get older, spending time with kids can teach us more about exploration
CPD is failing politics majors
With such inadequate attention given to the public service and politics career path, many students don’t know where to start and simply give up
Ring-Tum Phi awards for best jokes by state chairs
Laughter filled the Tennis Center as state chairs threw insults at each other and themselves during the roll call vote
Pre-dying wishes and human nature
What do you want to do before you die?
Haley’s hardships and impulses in politics
In seeking to understand, we must remember to feel
Can there ever be a global culture?
The argument against a global culture in fiction
How climate change affects coral science
One student witnessed firsthand the death of a community at Coral Gardens, Belize
A seed of hope in the midst of war
While being far away from my family in Gaza, the W&L community offered me some comfort