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Lexington business landscape: summer newcomers, fall shake-ups

October 10, 2017

Gala brings awareness, raises funds for LGBTQ equality rights

March 20, 2017
Vasily Gatov speaks at Northen Auditorium. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, '18.

Media expert discusses today’s Russian media history, U.S. media

March 6, 2017
A sample pre-made box. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, ‘18.

Local cáfe and market launches new food takeout program

January 24, 2017
Students watch the election results in CGL on Tuesday. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, ‘18.

Students differ in reactions to presidential outcome

November 14, 2016
Students participated in the ARC program during summer of 2016. Photo courtesy of Kevin Remington.

W&L’s Advanced Research Cohort fosters innovation, creativity for first-years

October 10, 2016
Junior Diem Tran’s winning design. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, ‘18.

W&L gets taste of literature

April 4, 2016
Vivian Schiller addresses students and faculty in Stackhouse. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, '18.

Emphasizing ethics in the media

March 21, 2016
Dr. Richard Hartel described the process of making cotton candy. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, ‘18.

A “sweet” lecture on candy

March 14, 2016

Blue Phoenix Cafe set to open

March 7, 2016

Lexington gets a taste of Thailand

February 8, 2016
Andrew Donchez, ‘17, Murray Manley, ‘18, Sara Dotterer, ‘18 and Hayley Price, ‘18, the administrators of the Wilson Art Organization, work closely together to get their project off the ground. Photo by Nuoya Zhou, ‘18.

From Wilson Hall, there’s art for all

February 1, 2016

Course overload: A student’s choice

January 27, 2016

A fresh take on FDRs

November 17, 2015
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