Conflicting legacies: a closer look at Lexington’s dual celebrations
Lee-Jackson Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day are recognized in Lexington just days apart — evoking reactions from the community
University’s emphasis on teaching over research still strains some professors
Professors share their experiences with balancing publishing and teaching at a liberal arts university
Fizz users target student, test app moderators
Moderators of the social media platform were put to the test last week when more than a dozen Fizzes blasted a Washington and Lee sophomore
Fizz: Anonymous town hall or ‘multi-level marketing scheme’?
The anonymous social media platform faces scrutiny and sparks privacy concerns
Campus community reacts to Matt Walsh talk
Walsh’s rescheduled event inspired less pushback, compared to last semester
EC emergency funding attempts to fill gaps
Specific figures are not public yet, but three organizations usually take the bulk sum of funds
