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Jackie Harris said she hopes to increase local public trust and youth voter turnout before midterm elections. Photo by Luke Fountain, ’25.

Local election official sees public mistrust as the biggest threat to 2022 midterm elections

April 12, 2022
The Lexington Police Department is on Fuller Street. Photo by Jess Kishbaugh, 24.

Lexington urged to increase pay for city workers

April 12, 2022
Salaam signs copies of his most recent book “Better, Not Bitter: Living on Purpose in the Pursuit of Racial Justice” while meeting students, faculty and community members who attended his talk. Photo by Grace Mamon, ’22

Yusef Salaam calls for more political participation to end systemic racism

February 1, 2022
Members of Washington and Lee’s Chanoyu Tea Society prepare matcha tea to serve at their MLK Day ceremony. The event was part of a larger slate of activites the univeristy held in honor of MLK. Photo by Janet Ikeda Yuba.

MLK Day and Lee-Jackson Day celebrations coincide

February 1, 2022

Don’t go virtual

January 5, 2022
Concern about Omicron Variant hits W&L campus

Concern about Omicron Variant hits W&L campus

December 14, 2021
A float with Santa and Mrs. Claus proceeded down Main Street as part of Lexington’s Christmas parade. The annual event was downsized last year due to COVID-19. Photo by Shauna Muckle, ’24.

Lexington’s annual Christmas festivities return

December 14, 2021
A sign outside of Napa Thai advertises that the restaurant is hiring. Photo by Shauna Muckle, 24.

Labor shortages and supply-chain disruptions hit Lexington businesses

November 23, 2021

Mock Trial aims high

November 9, 2021
The Center for Global Learning houses resources like the Center for International Education, the Global Discovery Laboratories and numerous language departments including Arabic and Russian. Photo by Lilah Kimble, ’23.

Spring Term Abroad returns

October 12, 2021
Washington and Lee continues to implement COVID-19 policies and regulations in the new academic year. Photo by Lilah Kimble, 23.

COVID-19 policies remain for new year

September 28, 2021
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