Annalisa Waddick
An impassioned defense of E-Hall
My hot take: if you don't like E-hall, you're a picky eater
Celebrities: They really are just like us
I met Ben and Jerry, and the progressive businessmen were wonderfully down-to-earth
The soup-erior soups of the Souper Bowl
I ranked all the vegetarian soups of Campus Kitchen's soup-themed fundraiser so you don't have to
Open note to W&L alumni on Facebook
Words have power—choose them wisely
A quick guide to the best chai latte on campus
Latte lovers unite! This one’s for you
Goodbye masks!
A twist on last year’s piece entitled “Why I love my mask”
“Thumbelina” brings storytelling to life
Kamishibai adaptation tells a story of friendship, agency, and one very tiny girl
Wishing you happy dorm-idays!
A few of the little things Graham Lees’ fourth floor is grateful for this year
An ameteur foodie’s battle of the dishes
I tried everything on Napa Thai’s menu. Here’s what you should order the next time you visit.
Winter term mental health days let students recharge
A look into how six students spent their days off
Judith Heumann speaks on the future of the disability rights movement
A Fireside Zoom Chat with an International Disability Rights Advocate
Athletics are back on… again
Fall sports practices and competitions reinstated after environment level is reduced back to high yellow.
Winter term schedule announcement met by mixed feelings
While the change helps students to self-quarantine after the holidays, many fear burnout due to lack of breaks
Campus Kitchen sees increased community demand for meals
Campus Kitchen leadership and volunteers come together to determine ways to best continue serving the Rockbridge community
Why I love my mask
Twelve reasons to put on a mask, other than the fact that they save lives
Reduce, reuse, revamp: Compost in the time of coronavirus
Dining facilities’ use of compostable takeout containers leads to trash build-ups and changes for the campus compost crew.
Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program highlights 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage
A movie, panel discussion and trivia night celebrate the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment
Department of Romance Languages hosts packed poetry night with Laura Cesarsco Eglin
Students, community share poetry in Leyburn Library's Book Nook
Students find ways to enjoy fall on and off campus
Campus organizations offer opportunities to enjoy the autumn season
Spring term abroad roster includes four brand-new courses
Featuring classes in Ireland, Lebanon, Kyrgyzstan and France