On May 10, Washington and Lee University’s first ever faculty, staff and student campus garage sale will take place on Cannan Green. The sale is hosted by the Student Environmental Action League (SEAL),...
Russ Woody, ’98, was enjoying a relaxing morning in his room in Graham-Lees on April 19, 1995, when his friend sprinted through the halls to tell him that there had been a deadly explosion in his hometown...
Washington and Lee unveiled two new art exhibits in April. The installations bring unique points-of-view to the university’s art collection, with five Arab American artists’ work featured in Leyburn...
Washington and Lee University’s Around the Globe club hosted its second annual spring festival on April 8 to showcase cultural dances.
Around the Globe co-founders Aishwarya Vemagiri, ’25, and Irina...
The Washington and Lee Repertory Dance Company partnered with the Rockbridge Symphony Orchestra for the first time to put on three performances celebrating the work and histories of African American artists...
The four members of Washington and Lee’s newest student band, Time Trav, performed on April 7 at Friday Night Underground (FUDG), hosted by the Arts, Recreation and Culture House.
The pop-punk-rock...
Former Vice President Mike Pence revealed during a campus visit that he’ll announce whether he’s running for president before summer.
Pence addressed students at Washington and Lee on March 21...
On March 22, the General Activities Board (GAB) brought American singer and rapper Sean Kingston to Washington and Lee for an evening of music and nostalgia.
The 33-year old singer, best known for his...
Pounding bass, upbeat music and applause for drag queen performances echoed from the Cannan Green event space through Washington and Lee University’s campus on March 18 as students, faculty and community...
Washington and Lee students grooved and jived in the jukebox musical “Beehive: The ’60s Musical” from March 9-11.
“Beehive” tells a story of female empowerment through the chart-topping music...
As many students headed home or elsewhere for Washington Break, affectionately known as “Feb Break,” several groups of students left campus for immersive learning experiences planned by organizations...
Washington and Lee University’s Blue Ridge Mile Clinic has helped over 30 community members regain their driver’s licenses since it was established last winter term. The program is the first of its...
