Former W&L student charged in vandalism case
Perpetrator’s graffiti incident
deemed a felony
LEAD Banquet honors W&L’s most impactful leaders
Dozens of students, organizations earn awards at W&L’s LEAD Banquet this year
Student cars and residence target of anti-gay graffiti
Students and faculty react to vandalism, charges pending on student suspect
Ruscio to represent Virginia private colleges in next move
Ruscio plans quick transition to new job starting spring 2017
John Doe settles sexual assault case with university
Settlement will not affect W&L’s sexual misconduct policy
Winter Storm Jonas hits Lexington, W&L officials respond
Winter storm leads to cancelled classes, limited parking spaces for local students and residents
Professor of philosophy addresses the benefits of boredom
Lars Svendsen discusses passion and boredom with students as part of the Questioning Passion lecture series
Students petition for culture and diversity FDR
Students have started a
petition to get a culture and diversity FDR for future W&L undergraduates
Career exploration trips connect students with alumni in real world
Alumni in Washington D.C., Charlotte and New York City give advice to students in all majors seeking career opportunities
The difficulties of communicating climate change
Professor Melissa Lane of Princeton discusses Aristotle in argument for bridging gap between scientists and citizens in Mudd lecture
New ‘LiveSave’ app puts students’ safety at their fingertips
App allows community members to share and access emergency info, receive support on-the-go
University plans for new green space in Quad
Planners are waiting on approval from the city to start construction of a park between Gaines and Graham-Lees
Five seniors awarded CFA exam scholarships
Vincent Gennaro, Cathy Wang, Bayan Misaghi, Eduardo Olondriz and Sarah Beth Hampton will get some help on their way to becoming Chartered Financial Analysts.
Third-year housing set to move forward
Plans get the OK from Rockbridge Board of Supervisors and Lexington City Council after small adjustments
Professors, students create online database for ancient writings
Two professors from classics and computer science departments present new search engine