Cami Knott, Managing Editor
Federal shutdown threatens local food programs
Virginia plans to use emergency funds to temporarily
supplement SNAP benefits, which help low-income families buy groceries
Unlocked vehicles open the door to crime near Davidson Park
Students reported one vehicle stolen and several others rummaged through. Public Safety and Lexington Police urge everyone to lock their cars
Last-minute closures cause confusion during W&L snow
W&L’s delayed snow day responses on Feb. 11 and 12 left students and faculty commuting in hazardous conditions
Tracking Title IX progress and challenges amid renewed discussions
Students and professors weigh in the Title IX office as discussions on sexual misconduct have increased on campus
W&L students confront competitive summer internship market
As summer approaches, students share insights on competitive summer internships and post-graduation uncertainties
Candace Owens slams progressive movements
The commentator covered many topics, from Marxism to feminism, in what students called a scattered speech
Williams School construction starts with demolition of old dorms—and minor explosions
The expansion of Washington and Lee’s Williams School has taken off, immersing campus in the sounds of construction