Participation increases in student elections
Fewer races went uncontested, and more students voted in EC and SJC elections this year
Sydney Devory, News Staff Writer
Students speak up at presidential search listening session
The listening sessions are part of the “definition stage” in the search for the next president
Students backpack in Joshua Tree over Washington Break
Outing club fellows took W&L students to California on a five-day backpacking trip
Deans work to bolster enrollment in humanities
W&L, like many other universities, has seen a decline in humanities majors over the past decade
W&L sees an increase in applications
The university says the need-blind admissions process contributed to a high number of applicants
Benjamin Backer tells W&L bipartisanship is crucial to solve environmental issues
The Mudd Center hosted a speaker on Tuesday who said the only way to advance environmental policy is by breaking partisan divides
The new Williams School building intentionally has less trash cans
The university sustainability office says fewer trash cans will lead to less waste in classrooms
What’s next for Huntley Hall?
Phase two of the Williams School project involves gutting Huntley and renovating the inside to match the design of the new building
W&L hires new Jewish Life director
Sofie Ramirez Soto steps into the position, aiming to alleviate pressure from the Hillel Student Board
Running low on treadmills
Students complain that demand for treadmills in the fitness center exceeds availability
Wall Street Journal commentator talks about the “trouble with social justice”
The Phi fact-checked Jason Riley’s qualms with social justice after his campus speech
Meal plan requirement sparks disagreement
Dining Services increased the minimum meal plan requirement claiming to meet the needs of students. But students argue that flexibility to choose their meal plan would be best
A guide to Lexington coffee shops
The addition of a Starbucks calls for a new ranking of all of Lexington's coffee options