‘Sing a song of hope’: W&L honors MLK with reflection on the past, focus on the future
Students and community members learned and celebrated through a week of programming
BirdieLight educates students on dangers of fentanyl
W&L organizations worked together to bring Dr. Beth Weinstock to campus
New advocate position addresses sexual misconduct
Janet Boller guides students who file reports through the Title IX process
“The Lantrum” premiers at Film Society’s evening of student-produced films
Director Nolan Zunk, ‘22, discusses filming, science fiction and the queer experience through his latest film
Dr. Robin Mitchell uncovers hidden history of Suzanne Simone Baptiste
Students gained unique insight into the research process behind the first biography of Toussaint Louverture’s wife
Equality gala return in person for tenth anniversary
Another event returns after a two-year hiatus, based around reimagining childhood fairytales and inclusion
Staniar exhibit explores the boundaries of drawing
Leah Raintree’s conceptual work challenges the traditional definition of a drawing practice
Brown and Womer share debut poetry collections
Julie Phillips Brown and Visiting Assistant Professor Brenna Womer read original poetry for students
Two Worlds in One Small Town
Washington and Lee students and VMI cadets may have more in common than they think
Holiday Pops concert aims to spread hope and the holiday spirit
Five Washington and Lee ensembles come together for two nights to perform classic holiday songs and give back to the community
Alabama’s Poet Laureate inspires students
Ashley M. Jones spoke with students about her new poetry collection, “Reparations Now!”
Dance department hosts annual master class series
Visiting dance instructors teach free workshops for Dunham Technique and more.