A not-so Irish goodbye
Over spring break, the University Singer’s toured Ireland, here is one member’s perspective.
I don’t know, yet
I am months away from being a real adult in the real world, and I don’t know what I am doing, yet.
High faculty teaching load at Washington and Lee affects hiring and student registration
Faculty said the standard teaching load is one of multiple barriers to hiring additional professors - which also affects which courses students can take.
Fancy Dress Ball brings a sense of togetherness
From the plastic dinosaurs to the dance floor of the gym, there was something for everybody
The Fancy Dress info you know you needed
All of you biggest Fancy Dress questions answered
Once again, it’s time for Fancy Dress
For the first time in two years, the oldest collegiate ball in the country is back
Instagram cupcake review account informs d hall diners
A sophomore with a sweet tooth rates her favorite cupcakes
Celebrating Easter and Passover in a pandemic for the second time
Students celebrated these spring holidays with a more positive outlook than last year
COVID-19 update: Vaccination clinics are opening up to students in Lexington
Vaccinations increase as cases on campus decrease
The Marriage Pact was a success, or at least the hype leading up to it was
The 50-question survey brought a few first dates and much needed excitement to our campus.
COVID-19’s impact on museums, locally and nationally
In Lexington, museums are opening their doors after a difficult 2020.
The Abigail Inn is under new management
Thierry and Jessica Lemercier have taken over the Abigail Inn, and they are already making lots of changes to the bed and breakfast.
Survey-based matchmaking service excites student body
More than half of the student body completed the “Marriage Pact”
Every moment is a gift at local gift shop
Sugar Maple Trading Co owner Cindy Hughes talks family, business, and gift giving with the Ring-tum Phi.
Vaccinated students: some volunteers and healthcare workers are eligible, regardless of age
Students who have been vacci- nated share their expereinces
Professors teaching their own kids to learn virtually, too
Roney and Coddington are teaching in-person, but their children are learning online
International Women’s Day event celebrates achievements of local women
Community members inspire each other through storytelling
Undergraduate and alumni dancers reunite in New York City for student performances
The Repertory Dance Company danced in the historic Alvin Ailey Theater
Counseling Corner: How to manage stress
Peer Counselors respond to questions, give advice
Counseling Corner
Advice from the University Counseling Center and Peer Counselors
Staniar Gallery exhibits storytelling photography
Xavier Tavera says his life is impacted by the people he photographs