Selby had history of “vindictive, destructive” behavior before sexual battery charge
University administration failed to protect community from Selby, even after reported incidents
‘This is my frontline’: W&L student fights for justice and visibility for Ukraine
Tania Kozachanska, '26, partnered with W&L organizations to host "Ukraine Week" and support her home country
Students explore legacy, mental health through Black History Month programming
Campus groups celebrated Black identity and focused on long-term support for the community
Faculty question how to adjust syllabi in the wake of ChatGPT
Two W&L professors drew large crowds to talks addressing the AI technology
Generals wrestling, swimming excel in championships
The men's swim team tallied over 300 points more than Lynchburg during a four-day conference championship to claim the win
UPDATE: Student charged in sexual battery case no longer enrolled at W&L
Daniel Selby, a former member of the Class of 2025, left campus by Feb. 7, sources say
W&L swimmer returns to campus after 2022 spinal cord injury
Devin Bateman, '25, navigates campus accessibility and celebrates reunions after months of rehabilitation
W&L museums showcase female artists’ pottery with two new exhibits
The "Born of Fire" and "Mother Clay" exhibits
opened on Feb. 1
Hey W&L, your inaction is showing: Lee-Jackson Day shouldn’t be met with silence
The university cannot say it supports diversity and inclusion unless it fully opposes those crusty, decaying acolytes of the Lost Cause
W&L women’s track sets four program records at VMI winter relays
First-years Bailey Hedgemon, Kate Scibelli and Jesma Evans were among the 17 top-eight finishers last weekend
W&L student pleads guilty in sexual battery case
A Lexington court lowered a felony charge against Dan Selby, ’25, to a misdemeanor in a Feb. 3 trial
Students protest University Chapel speaker in lead-up to MLK Day
Over 100 students staged a silent walkout during a speech by Rodney Mims Cook Jr., '78, honoring Robert E. Lee