W&L deploys new Gen Eds for 2026
In fall 2026, FDRs will be replaced by a new “skills-based” curriculum
Appalachian Sage sold as downtown businesses shake things up
Businesses continue to play musical chairs with downtown storefronts. Two popular Lexington cafés have changes brewing
Students forced to eat higher egg prices
W&L Dining Services have cracked down on costs of campus favorites like the
Sunrise Sandwich to address national supply shortages
Wall Street Journal leader examines Trump’s revolution
The Journal’s Editor-At-Large, Gerard Baker, told a crowd in University Chapel that the new president may struggle to keep up the momentum of his first week in office