
W&L men’s lacrosse gears up for what could be their best season yet
Coming off a tough loss in the Final Four, W&L men’s lacrosse has their eyes set on finishing the job in 2025

King’s Singers deliver enthralling a cappella performance
The King’s Singers took Lenfest on a musical journey throughout the decades

Airplane crashes rock the nation
Recent plane crashes leave Americans terrified to fly

Limited storage and infrastructure shape the biking experience in Lexington
While efforts to improve bikeability in Lexington continue to evolve, storage limitations and challenging terrain remain constant obstacles

W&L administration won’t speculate on the future of DEI. Students have opinions.
New federal policies put diversity, equity and inclusion programs on the chopping block

Who is Donald Trump?
Understanding the personality of the 47th president is a critical objective

Outing Club partners with Rockbridge Trails Club to encourage students to give back
After closing during the pandemic, the Rockbridge Trails Club is back with monthly trail days

W&L’s Latinx community moves again as Sigma Nu reclaims house
Nuestro Hogar Latino, a Latinx theme house, has been based in three different buildings in its six-year history. It’ll jump to a fourth location in September when Sigma Nu returns

Men’s and women’s track and field begin the indoor season with hopes for an ODAC title
W&L men’s and women’s track and field look to build on early indoor and cross country success to compete for an ODAC title

Lights on Lenfest: filmmaker Nich Perez brings the cinematic arts to Lexington
In our “Lights on Lenfest” series, the Ring-tum Phi peels back the curtain on the artists and musicians who run W&L’s arts programs

W&L students provide lifeline of free tax services to low-income families
As tax season begins, the Williams School’s VITA program and Law School’s tax clinic are giving Rockbridge residents free resources to file taxes and resolve problems with the IRS

Alone in body, united in spirit: W&L wrestling adopts mindset for success
The Generals’ culture and camaraderie have transformed a traditionally solitary sport into a system of support