Former Phi Delt house caught between fraternity lawsuit and plans for a queer safe space
Months after the fraternity was suspended, its lawsuit against the university and the fate of its house remain unresolved
Meet the contenders for Lexington City School Board
Lexington School Board candidates were previously appointed by the city council. This year marks the school board’s first election
First-years explore the arts with Pre-Orientation trips
The Home is Where the Art is and Threads of Connection leading edge trips introduce students to the arts through on- and off-campus experiences
University’s summer bomb threat raises questions of preparedness for future crises
As students return to Lexington, some question what plans are in place if another threat arises
Generals Volleyball undefeated with 13-game winning streak
W&L’s women's volleyball team is undefeated so far, but they still have a long season to go
Michael Knowles doesn’t understand divorce
Knowles said divorce laws are dismantling families. They saved mine
Lacrosse teams mirror success ahead of playoffs
Each with 10-3 records, the W&L women’s and men’s lacrosse teams keep up their winning streaks
The downsides of the upcoming schedule change
It’s understandable why many students don’t approve of the new passing periods and class time blocks
Students receive less care from short-staffed university counseling center
The counseling center is down three providers, leaving students with longer wait times between appointment
W&L senior acquitted of stalking charge
Judge Christopher Billias warned Brandon Konlian, ’24, that further contact with the victim in the case would result in jail time
Lee’s image in Fancy Dress promotion sparked anger. It’s nothing new.
A poster featuring Robert E. Lee poses the question: What does the W&L tradition mean for an increasingly diverse student body?
New club wants university to pull support of fossil fuel companies
Experts say divestment would be a symbolic move with no real impact