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Editorial: W&L needs to reconsider its relationship with the press

Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle
May 8, 2023
The front of the Pi Beta Phi chapter house, a building at least three stories tall with white columns and a brick first story with several columns and archways between them.

Pi Beta Phi placed on probation until 2024

Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle
April 11, 2023

President announces campus absence

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2023
A photo shows multiple signs and papers. The focus is a yellow and black sign reading What is a Fallacy? with Matt Walsh.

Petition opposing Matt Walsh visit nets over 600 signatures

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
March 28, 2023
Sorority houses, red brick buildings with white columned porches, seen through trees.

Greek organizations battle hazing charges

Bri Hatch, Jenny Hellwig, and Shauna Muckle
March 13, 2023

Update: Selby faces new Title IX report

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2023

Behind W&L’s sexual misconduct processes

Bri Hatch, Jenny Hellwig, and Shauna Muckle
March 13, 2023
Vergara direct messaged one of his victims and apologized after he assaulted her Oct. 1. (Screenshots shared by victim)

First-year student arrested on sexual assault charges

Bri Hatch, Jenny Hellwig, and Shauna Muckle
March 2, 2023

University vows to fight wrongful termination suit

Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle
February 14, 2023
Selby jumps on a car hood as a bystander urges him to stop. Photo courtesy of Dec. 2, 2021 video obtained by the Phi from an anonymous source

Selby had history of “vindictive, destructive” behavior before sexual battery charge

Bri Hatch, Jenny Hellwig, and Shauna Muckle
February 14, 2023

UPDATE: Student charged in sexual battery case no longer enrolled at W&L

Shauna Muckle, Bri Hatch, and Jenny Hellwig
February 8, 2023
The Lexington Police Department, a brick one story building with a white columned porch.

W&L student pleads guilty in sexual battery case

Bri Hatch, Shauna Muckle, and Jenny Hellwig
February 7, 2023
A crowd of people stand in a circle holding flashlights and signs. Behind them are lit up buildings with tall columns.

Students protest University Chapel speaker in lead-up to MLK Day

Bri Hatch, Emma Malinak, and Shauna Muckle
January 23, 2023
A group of people carrying Confederate flags and symbols are assembled in a cemetery.

Local MLK and Lee-Jackson Day festivities clash

Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle
January 23, 2023
Cadets march outside in front of onlookers on VMI’s campus. This year’s incoming class is composed of 375 cadets, a steep drop from the typical class size of roughly 500.

After VMI enrollment plummets, admissions tests new tactics

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
December 12, 2022
The exposed ceiling on the left side of Newcomb 122 on Dec. 1. The left portion will remain exposed until the ceiling gets fully replaced over winter break.

Ceiling portions collapse in Newcomb Hall

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
December 12, 2022
Police posted at Washington and Lees Natatorium after the bomb threat was reported Dec. 1.

Disciplinary routes unclear after bomb threats

Bri Hatch, Shauna Muckle, and Stef Chiguluri
December 12, 2022
Students sit on concrete stairs with grass in between, holding candles. In the background, there is a lit W&L building.

University of Virginia shooting inspires grief, evaluation of emergency protocol

Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle
November 15, 2022
Pi Kappa Alpha house, a brick building with many windows, sitting on a tilted grassy hill.

New hazing training calls Greek initiation practices into question

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2022
Former First Lady Laura Bush and daughter Barbara Bush have a discussion with Ramsay Trask ’24 and Carly Snyder ’24 in University Chapel.

Mock Convention kicks off 2024 cycle

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
October 14, 2022
The universitys airport shuttle service has expanded rapidly since its inception. Public Safety increased prices significantly this year in response to that expansion.

[Photo] Airport shuttle prices chart steep increase before reading days

October 14, 2022
W&L student in white shirt hands a Cafe 77 worker her student ID to pay for the meal.

Food prices, swipe values increase at campus dining venues

Shauna Muckle, Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2022

High faculty teaching load at Washington and Lee affects hiring and student registration

Shauna Muckle, Bri Hatch, Grace Mamon, and Mary Alice Russell
April 12, 2022
Proposed woods creek bridge from remodeled Leyburn. Photo courtesy of the master plan.

Major changes in store for campus infrastructure

Shauna Muckle
March 29, 2022
The potential for additional traffic on roads like Nelson Street has been a focal point in past public debates regarding housing development on Spotswood Drive. Developers have contended that the uptick in traffic will be minimal. Photo by Jess Kishbaugh, ’24.

Development talk for Spotswood re-launch

Shauna Muckle
March 15, 2022
Owner Trevor Stores was born and raised in Lexington. Though this is his first time owning a business, he brings years of bartending experience to the venture. Photo by Jess Kishbaugh, ’24.

SkyBar brings a new aesthetic to Lexington

Shauna Muckle
March 15, 2022

Mask mandates in question at local schools

Shauna Muckle
February 15, 2022
Organizer Mansi Tripathi, ’22, gave opening remarks about the prevalence of sexual assault at Washington and Lee in front of a banner signed by students to show support for survivors. Photo by Shauna Muckle, ’24.

SPEAK hosts sexual assault awareness event

Shauna Muckle
February 1, 2022
Sydney Brun-Ozuna, ‘24L, plays Eighteen Wheeler American Pro Trucker at Tommy’s Arcade. She visited the arcade for the first time to compete in a Smash Bros. tournament. Photo by Shauna Muckle, ’24.

Downtown Lexington gains its first arcade

Shauna Muckle
February 1, 2022
Youngkin will be Virginia’s first Republican governor in eight years. He, Sears and Miyares are the first Republicans elected to statewide office since 2014. Photo by Shauna Muckle, ’24

Republicans make major gains in Virginia elections

Shauna Muckle
November 9, 2021
Glenn Youngkin spoke in Buena Vista Oct. 28, a few days before the Virginia gubernatorial election. Photo by Shauna Muckle, ’24.

Youngkin fires up Buena Vista in campaign’s final stretch

Shauna Muckle
November 9, 2021

Campus organizations receive additional dollars from the EC

Shauna Muckle
October 26, 2021
Burns reads a Veterans Day prayer at the annual Veterans Day event on campus. Photo courtesy of The Columns.

“A very cheerful, uplifting person with a heart of gold:” Paul Burns dies at 72

Shauna Muckle
September 28, 2021
Pilates students use a reformer, an appara-tus with tension pulleys meant to challenge the body. Photo courtesy of Kevin Remington.

New Pilates studio offers hot-powered approach

Shauna Muckle
September 28, 2021

Lexington’s new police chief gets started

Shauna Muckle
May 19, 2021
Street names associated with the Confederacy were a topic of heated debate at a recent City Council meeting. Photo by Lilah Kimble, ‘23

The possibility of city council renaming Lexington streets looms

Shauna Muckle
April 13, 2021

More offers for Spotswood Drive lead to complications

Shauna Muckle
March 30, 2021
Spotswood Drive decision delayed

Spotswood Drive decision delayed

Shauna Muckle
March 19, 2021

VMI COVID cases are coming down since mid-February spike

Shauna Muckle
March 4, 2021

Sixth District race nears its close as early voting ends

Shauna Muckle
November 4, 2020

Project Horizon handles increased domestic violence reports

SHAUNA MUCKLE
October 21, 2020

Civic groups orchestrate non-partisan voter education

Shauna Muckle
October 7, 2020

Rockbridge-area schools reopen virtually

Shauna Muckle
September 22, 2020
Local political organizations have pivoted their campaign tactics due to the coronavirus pandemic and connecting with voters virtually.

Local candidates pivot campaign tactics amidst coronavirus pandemic

Shauna Muckle
September 10, 2020
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