Lexington parents divided over controversial book ban
Lexington City Schools is facing backlash after banning a book that some parents think is sexually explicit. Parents have other issues with the the graphic novel
Phi Zeta Delta suspended for 5 years
It’s unclear how the fraternity plans to move forward from last spring’s verdict
W&L’s diversity could decline after affirmative action decision, admissions says
The Supreme Court prevented race-conscious admissions programs. W&L is still navigating the implications
Fact-checking Matt Walsh’s rhetoric against trans rights
The conservative commentator said the transgender community “inflicts more damage on itself” than he does. What’s the truth?
Lex Bowls bids farewell, for now
The beloved local açaí business closed its doors on April 26 due to a lease issue
Limited reproductive health care options harm Rockbridge County residents
W&L faculty share their experiences with high-risk pregnancies and off-road deliveries
SEAL celebrates sustainability with inaugural campus-wide garage sale
W&L’s sustainability office partnered with student groups to showcase the university’s environmental efforts
Editorial: W&L needs to reconsider its relationship with the press
Administrators don’t respond. Students only respond after a piece is published. And us? Well, we respond with this.
W&L teams rake in conference titles
While some have national championships on the horizon, others faced defeat in matches this weekend
Pi Beta Phi placed on probation until 2024
One hazing report set off an investigation, an appeal and backlash
Lexington city official approves construction of University Chapel wall blocking Lee statue
Local building inspector denied original construction plans due to safety concerns. After two years, construction will begin in June 2023
Around the Globe hosts spring festival, celebrates culture with dance
The student organization's first year on campus concluded with a night of music and movement from around the world