Could student engagement be on the rise?
The popularity of women’s basketball leads to further questions about participation in student events
Ava Tallat-Kelpsa, Multimedia Editor
University Singers perform across Southern Florida
One singer presents her day-by-day experience as a choir member on tour
More than half of Lexington businesses close on Sundays
Business owners point to religious practices, staffing and work-life balance as reasons for closing
Students face off in CampusRec’s canoe battleship
Teams fought to keep their boats afloat in a tournament that turned the campus natatorium into a splash-filled battleground
Nationwide Canvas shutdown impacts students and faculty
The AWS outage delayed assignments and Spring Term Abroad applications
Lights on Lenfest: Costume Director Elizabeth Wislar brings life to the stage through clothes
Costume Director Elizabeth Wislar sheds light on the unseen world of costume creation
New student ID cards offer tap access to university buildings
Students switched out their Transact cards upon returning to campus
University Singers perform across Croatia and Slovenia
Singers spent their spring break overseas exploring new cultures and sharing their music
Taylor Swift tribute band performs for Lexington
The “Midnight Rain” group showered W&L students with Swift classics to remind them of the magic of the Eras Tour
Celtic Tides brings a taste of Scotland and Ireland to Lexington
The 27-year-old business continues to serve the community
New club invites students to explore Slavic cultures
The Slavic Society provides an opportunity for Eastern European natives to share their heritage with each other and the broader W&L community
February Break career trips become increasingly selective
The Office of Career and Professional Development required students to interview for spots on trips for the first time in 20 years
Lights on Lenfest: filmmaker Nich Perez brings the cinematic arts to Lexington
In our “Lights on Lenfest” series, the Ring-tum Phi peels back the curtain on the artists and musicians who run W&L’s arts programs
Spring Term Abroad: What to expect in 2025 and beyond
Students and staff reflect on what is and isn’t happening off-campus this spring
New publication encourages students to connect with nature
The Experience Exchange is the university’s new environmental, student-run print magazine
Revived club leads volunteer efforts for animals in need
Leaders of the organization, called HEART, said they aim to provide a community for all animal lovers
Generals football travels to Texas for game against Trinity University
Players said the trip prepared them for a season of building teamwork and balancing their sport with school commitments
First-years explore the arts with Pre-Orientation trips
The Home is Where the Art is and Threads of Connection leading edge trips introduce students to the arts through on- and off-campus experiences