The beauty of spring term in Lex
The term offers a four week crash course on learning how to love learning again
How a statement by Lexington City Council’s lone Black woman informs council decisions
Mayor Friedman’s perception of Lexington changed after Alexander shared what living as a Black woman in town during Jim Crow laws was like
Lexington is a dish best served in fall
A senior’s reflection on the best season in Lexington
Lexington urged to increase pay for city workers
Minimum-wage city workers and police officers in Lexington are particularly underpaid
Best fall activities to do around Lexington
Embrace the autumn and check out these fresh outdoor spots
Students report multiple incidents of harassment in Lexington and on campus
“Every single one of us deserves to feel safe and welcome at W&L and in the surrounding area,” said President Dudley in an email
Washington and Lee still recycling after Lexington ends curbside services
The program is fighting to survive alongside the global recycling industry
Lexington prepares for major cut in tax revenue as local businesses shutter
A few restaurants still offer curbside pick-up or delivery