Spring dresses, egg hunts and brunches with home groups all played a huge role in celebrating Easter in
Lexington this year.
Even though spring holiday celebrations for Passover and Easter...
Citizens are starkly divided on how Lexington City Council should deal with Confederate-associated
street names.
The council held a public hearing April 1 to consider the street renaming policy...
Doug Harwood started his campus radio show, “The Anti-Headache Machine,” when he was a sophomore at Washington and Lee University in 1971.
His four-hour show has been on-air weekly for most...
Panhellenic sorority recruitment, which is normally over before the start of winter term, finished up during the last weekend of March.
The process was conducted virtually to comply with university...
A crowd of undergraduates, law students and faculty members marched from Canaan Green to the Colonnade March 23 to protest the university’s name. Read the full story here.
