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
The importance of the Divine Nine at a predominantly white institution
On AKA’s Founders Day, we must reflect on the importance of black sororities and fraternities at W&L
Hacky sack: a beautiful game
Why it may be the perfect sport
The rebirth of a Percy Jackson kid
In the new Percy Jackson show, an awkward 12-year-old boy on a TV screen can awaken your inner middle-school spirit
Ubik: Does literature need to make sense?
A review of the novel “Ubik” and discussion about literary ambiguity
Two-week turnaround: Is it two weeks from hell?
Our own personal purgatory is this two-week turnaround, but maybe there are upsides
The things we forget in times of war
What does war teach us about ourselves?