The Marriage Pact report is here, and W&L students have thoughts
The 2025 report offers a snapshot of student politics, values and dating culture
W&L revises class blocks amid student scheduling concerns
The earliest class will begin at 8:20 a.m. starting this fall
Mobile ordering boosts sales but challenges dining workers
Café 77 and other dining locations have seen soaring mobile sales, but staff face rush hour frustrations
Seniors confident in job prospects despite national slowdown
While national job growth has stalled, students stay optimistic in strong employment outcomes and recruiting timelines
Sophomore entrepreneur’s granola sells out at Coop
Anna Lee’s granola brand is gaining momentum at W&L after early rejections
EC sends out Speaking Tradition Committee applications
EC President Meaghan Endres hopes the new committee will strengthen the Speaking Tradition as technology changes student interactions
Hundreds march for CARE’s 10th annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade
The MLK parade in Lexington celebrates a decade of united commitment to civic action
Executive Committee grapples with the future of the Honor System
EC members have discussed codifying the Honor System as tension grows over how to define “community trust”
Washington and Lee alumnus buzzes in on “Jeopardy!” and wins big
An insider scoop on the preparation and funny behind-the-scenes moments that went into one alumnus’ adventure on “Jeopardy!”
W&L dancers choreograph, create, command the stage
An upcoming dance show features pieces choreographed and performed by students
Fellowships are still open, even when the government is not
The fellowship cycle continues at Washington and Lee despite ambiguity from previous funding freezes and the recent government shutdown
Your bucket list for fall in Lexington
Fall in love with Lexington this autumn through these must-try side quests