Nationwide Canvas shutdown impacts students and faculty
The AWS outage delayed assignments and Spring Term Abroad applications
The Louvre heist may save art
The Louvre heist and its associated brainrot might be the art world’s missing gem
“Recoded Memories” exhibit explores overconsumption and its consequences
Artist Moffat Takadiwa focuses on the effects of human consumption, waste and technology on the environment
Women’s soccer team kicks off ODAC tournament
The women’s soccer team’s supportive atmosphere is one reason they have thrived so far this season
Federal shutdown threatens local food programs
Virginia plans to use emergency funds to temporarily
supplement SNAP benefits, which help low-income families buy groceries
FloSports puts W&L Athletics behind a paywall
Washington and Lee's live sporting events are now only accessible through a paid subscription to FloSports, despite Athletic Director Jan Hathorn's vote against the new streaming service
Need-blind admissions brings higher number of international student applicants
The university stopped considering financial need after a $132 million donation last year
The shadows of W&L: Night cleaning crew
The “superheroes of the campus” come out at night to clean up after students
University closes on-campus housing during winter break with no extended stay options
ResLife said on social media that students must vacate on-campus housing by Dec. 14. But Chris Reid says students can apply to stay on campus over winter break
The future of AI at Washington and Lee
It's everywhere. What role does it play in our academic setting?
Airplane crashes rock the nation
Recent plane crashes leave Americans terrified to fly
Who is Donald Trump?
Understanding the personality of the 47th president is a critical objective