Musicians take the stage for senior recitals
The performances showcased students’ musical growth through four years
Amelia Lanier, Arts & Life Staff Writer
Editor-in-Chief of The Atlantic discusses ethics in a changing media landscape
Jeffrey Goldberg spoke about his experience with Signalgate, connecting it to what he called a larger political and cultural problem
“Pas de Deux” looks at art history, myth through modern lens
Assistant professor Emma Steinkraus draws from multiple artistic movements to examine contemporary environmental themes
Strong Towns Lexington introduces community planning initiative to city council
The student-led organization shared their mission to improve city planning through strengthened civic engagement
Faculty member expresses concern over Institutional History Museum policy
A professor worries that the new policy will limit opportunities and infringe upon academic freedom
Bentley Endowment funds play instead of musical this academic year
The theater department opens auditions for the “The Play That Goes Wrong” on Jan. 21 and 22
Staniar Gallery highlights first-generation immigrants
The exhibition illuminates the resilience of immigrant communities and the complexity of their journeys
New AI club promotes “AI Literacy”
The club aims to teach students to use new advancements in AI effectively in college and the workplace
The Gender Action Group rises “back from the dead”
After getting reinstated, the Gender Action Group's leaders plan to broaden their club's horizon and inclusivity
Latino Heritage Month programming continues amid university DEI changes
The Office of Inclusion and Engagement rebranded to the Department of Student Engagement and Leadership. Now, it cannot provide new resources to CLE
Washington and Lee graduates find opportunities to stay in Lexington
Some students are choosing to stay in Lexington after graduation, embracing the town’s professional and personal possibilities
Work of senior artists culminates in Staniar Gallery exhibit
Senior studio art majors are sharing their work in a multimedia exhibit
Lexington community members organize “Rallies for Love”
In a time of political fear and uncertainty, the Lexington community gathers weekly to voice solidarity for the things that they love
Tommy’s Arcade looks to relocate
Owner Tommy Stuart will close the Nelson Street location this spring but is optimistic about the arcade’s future in a new spot
Limited storage and infrastructure shape the biking experience in Lexington
While efforts to improve bikeability in Lexington continue to evolve, storage limitations and challenging terrain remain constant obstacles
Taste of Lexington promotes environmental awareness
The SEAL event connected students to several local businesses that prioritize sustainable practices
New dating app launches to help students meet their match
Red Cup combines digital and real-world interactions to allow students to connect without the fear of rejection
FUDG offers new programming to boost student involvement
After suffering a dip in turnout, FUDG is revitalizing its program with renovations and a welcoming atmosphere
New student wellness center under construction
The facility, created in memory of alumna Lindley Spaht Dodson, will house the Student Health Center and University Counseling Services
Mock Trial team kicks off season with promising start
After their first competition, the Mock Trial team brought home awards and high ambitions for the rest of the season
“Long Time No See” exhibit explores forgotten history and identity
Artist Stephanie Shih shared the stories behind her collection in the Reeves Museum
In Rockbridge County, threats of violence are concentrated at Washington and Lee
Bomb threats have been on the rise across the nation, but VMI and SVU have not seen an increase.