Washington and Lee community still shaken one day after lockdown
Students came in close proximity to rifles after a 'disjointed' threat was emailed to university officials
Washington and Lee placed under shelter-in-place order Nov. 1
The university has confirmed there "has been no active violence" after a possible threat Nov. 1
Faculty discuss Israeli-Palestinian conflict
A panel of faculty members accepted questions from students on a variety of topics related to violence in the Middle East
Students call for immediate ceasefire in Middle East
The rally for ceasefire wasn't affiliated with a particular student group
Jewish students celebrate 13 years of Hillel House
Alumni, students and families gathered to reflect on a century of Jewish life at the university
Fizz: Anonymous town hall or ‘multi-level marketing scheme’?
The anonymous social media platform faces scrutiny and sparks privacy concerns
Students mourn lives lost in Israel-Hamas war
Days after the outbreak of the conflict, members of the W&L community are uniting to find peace
Students slam campus parking enforcement
Students report a greater prevalence of parking tickets this year. What’s to blame?
Water bottles and fentanyl tests among new ‘safe partying’ initiatives
The university’s new initiatives place an emphasis on 'harm reduction'
Washington and Lee falls 10 spots in U.S. News and World Report college rankings
University administrators say the rankings are an incomplete reflection of the quality of a W&L education
‘Ted Lasso’ creator coaches W&L community
Brendan Hunt kicked off Parents and Family Weekend with stories about his Hollywood career and lessons on the entertainment industry today
‘Fighting for clicks’: W&L teams use social media to improve programs
Men’s basketball and lacrosse are leveraging their content on various social media platforms to attract attention from recruits, alumni and parents