Cadet crisis: VMI’s culture on trial
New bills reopen questions into the validity of the state’s investigation into VMI student culture
Jackson Doane, Opinions Editor
Virginia Lt. Gov. candidate John Reid speaks at W&L amidst a tight race
Reid’s stop comes as Election Day inches closer
A Ghoul’s Guide to Lexington: Mark Cline’s Haunting Tales Tour
A review of Lexington’s Haunting Tales Ghost Tour
Jay Jones can’t be Virginia’s next Attorney General
Recent controversy revealing Jones' character has proven him unfit for public office
The congressman comes to town
Congressman Ben Cline held his fourth town hall for Lexington residents
We, the Politically Violent
An increase in notable political violence calls for a reflection
‘She is The Bookery’: local business owner remembered for impact on Lexington’s literary community
Marysue Forrest, longtime owner of The Bookery in Lexington, died peacefully April 27 at age 77
We are all becoming lonelier
In our age of uber connectivity, many still feel lonely
Let’s stand against accelerationism
A new, prevailing ideology is fueling youth violence
Celebrating Uncle O’Grimacey: the Irish legend
St. Patricks Day 2025 marks the return of a famed Irishman
Lessons from a phone-free week
I ditched my phone in the interest of my dopamine system. Here’s what I learned
Celebrating 70 years of the Muppets
These singing puppets have become some of America’s most cherished celebrities
AI chatbots are not safe for children
Recent incidents involving children and AI chatbots are raising red flags worldwide
Let’s talk about: the resurgence of heroin chic
Alarming trends in beauty point towards the rebirth of the '90s heroin chic era