New general education curriculum cuts test-out options, emphasizes interdisciplinary studies The April 2022 updates promote diversity and eliminate swim and language tests Brianna Hatch, Editor-in-Chief October 27, 2022
Students weigh contraception options after Roe v. Wade’s overruling Brianna Hatch, Editor-in-Chief September 27, 2022
The tiny doors of W&L “Optimism and mindfulness project” inspires students and improves mental health Brianna Hatch November 19, 2020
Donna Brazile urges students to make a ‘wise choice’ Brazile’s energetic speech called on students to use their power to vote Trump out of office Brianna Hatch February 15, 2020
Joe Donnelly calls for Mock Convention to ‘fight for America’ The former legislator from Indiana was outwardly anti-Trump in his first session speech Brianna Hatch February 14, 2020
Coronavirus is a medical, not a racial, issue Bri Hatch, '23, argues why xenophobia is the wrong response to a global public health emergency Brianna Hatch February 12, 2020
What not to do during winter term Brianna Hatch offers advice to tackle winter term classes Brianna Hatch January 28, 2020
Mary Cain’s story isn’t just about Nike The pressure to conform to a specific body type is felt at the high school, collegiate and professional levels, if not earlier in life. Brianna Hatch November 18, 2019
The significance of the first all-female spacewalk The act itself is revolutionary, writes Brianna Hatch, '23 Brianna Hatch November 4, 2019
We’re experiencing an empathy crisis I didn’t cast Monica Lewinsky as a real person until she was standing right in front of me. Brianna Hatch October 21, 2019
Perks of living on an all-girls hall AKA, a peek inside life at the nunnery. Brianna Hatch September 22, 2019