Hana Chang, Arts & Life Editor
New York City club dance bridges old and new generations
Ephrat Asherie’s “UNDERSCORED” explores the history of New York City club culture in the 1980s
New club makes tennis accessible to all
A W&L junior started Tennis for Fun clinics in Lexington to provide lessons for individuals with developmental disabilities
“The Prom,” Fancy Dress spark magic of dance and community
The Lenfest Center’s musical captured the excitement of school dances just in time for the annual W&L tradition
Mudd Center explores the ethics of life and death
A panel of experts debate the pros and cons of legalized medical aid in dying
Art exhibit addresses indigenous peoples’ health disparities
“The Codes We Carry” features beaded sculptures that represent health issues that have haunted Native Americans throughout history
Lights on Lenfest: W&L welcomes new Lenfest director
In our “Lights on Lenfest” series, the Ring-tum Phi peels back the curtain on the artists and musicians who run W&L’s arts programs
‘The Zombie Life’ explores life and death
Witty, thrilling and uncomfortable, Professor Chris Gavaler crafts a profound message about the value of living
“Florence As It Was” reconstructs medieval city
Over the past eight years, Professor George Bent worked with students to recreate 15th century Florence
Students show off state pride at Mock Con parade
Virginia’s first lady, Suzanne Youngkin, presented Puerto Rico, California and Louisiana with awards for best floats
‘Salvador Dalí: Les Chants de Maldoror’ presents 44 original rare prints
Staniar Gallery celebrates 100 years of surrealism with Dalí’s interpretations of 19th century art and literature
The International Cuisine Club bridges cultures through food
After a successful first year, the club is expanding to explore cuisines beyond East Asian
‘Speech and Debate’ tackles identity, community and scandal with dark comedy
The play is Lenfest Director Robert Mish’s last production at Washington and Lee University
Student films showcase advocacy efforts in Ghana
Washington and Lee students presented their self-directed films from the 2023 spring term abroad class
Mary Mattingly’s “Proposals” explores the weight of overconsumption
By creating “bundles” of possessions, the artist seeks to understand the relationship between people and their environments
Panel of professors discusses reproductive rights: past, present and future
W&L professors present
“After Roe: Perspectives of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs Ruling” in a historical context