President Dudley declines to sign letter against ‘undue government intrusion’ in higher education
The letter, signed by hundreds of universities nationwide, is circulating after months of the Trump administration’s attacks on colleges’ DEI programs, research grants, and more
Work of senior artists culminates in Staniar Gallery exhibit
Senior studio art majors are sharing their work in a multimedia exhibit
We cannot become a nation of kings
MAGA’s plans for a third Trump term threaten fundamental American principles
City Council pushes budget forward
Like cities across the country, Lexington might have to factor in the financial effects of the Trump administration
Top-ranked McEwen leads Generals golf
The 2024 Phil Mickelson award winner, Jonathan McEwen, has ascended to the top of Division III and has brought his team with him
Nine W&L administrative positions in flux as staff leave or switch positions
The university notified students of the changes last week. But some of the turnover happened months ago
Unlocked vehicles open the door to crime near Davidson Park
Students reported one vehicle stolen and several others rummaged through. Public Safety and Lexington Police urge everyone to lock their cars
Residents troubled by effects of university expansion
As city council considers another permit allowing W&L to rent space in downtown, store owners and residents have concerns
What nobody tells you about studying abroad
I’ve been abroad for over a month. Here’s my honest reflections on living and learning away from campus
“The Prom,” Fancy Dress spark magic of dance and community
The Lenfest Center’s musical captured the excitement of school dances just in time for the annual W&L tradition
Departments asked to cut budgets in the face of expected deficit
Cuts will affect every department differently. But all professors can likely expect a lower raise
Track and field gears up for its outdoor season
After winning the ODAC women’s indoor track and field championship, the Generals set their sights on the outdoor season