Campus dining, library and book store reopen with new safety precautions and restrictions
September 10, 2020
Use of campus facilities is restricted to current students and employees
University eases rules due to low COVID-19 positivity rates during arrival and surveillance testing
Nobel Manaye, Vivek Kumar, Jin Ni, and Avalon Pernell
September 10, 2020
Students can now visit one another in their residences as long as they wear masks and social distance.
Dudley tells CNBC ‘we are doing everything in our power’ to bring back students in the fall
May 13, 2020
Kelly Evans, host of "The Exchange" on CNBC and a 2007 graduate of Washington and Lee, interviewed him on May 13
The fate of summer research programs: Canceled or virtual?
April 21, 2020
President Will Dudley announced that all summer programs will be canceled or online, but the associate provost is hopeful that the program could still be in-person at the end of the summer.
Scrapbook: Final days on campus and life in quarantine
April 13, 2020
Students sent in snapshots of how they’re creating memories, despite coronavirus cancellations
Fancy Dress refunds tickets
April 13, 2020
COVID-19 will have no lingering effect on future Fancy Dress events
How three Rockbridge area women are sewing masks for first responders
April 13, 2020
Their goal is to supply two masks each to any local first responders in need
Letter to the editor: A letter from the Mock Convention Political Chair
John Harashinski
April 13, 2020
After Sen. Bernie Sanders dropped out of the presidential race, John Harashinski, '20, explains the difficulty of the 2020 primary election
Letter to the editor: To the class of 2020
Will Bolton
April 13, 2020
Executive Committee President Will Bolton, '20, addresses the class of 2020
Student Activities seeks to maintain the ‘social’ in distancing
April 13, 2020
Organizations like FUDG and RUF are staying connected online
Empty pews: Celebrating Easter and Passover during a pandemic
April 13, 2020
Christian and Jewish students find ways to stay connected to their religious communities, at home and in Lexington
Lexington prepares for major cut in tax revenue as local businesses shutter
April 13, 2020
A few restaurants still offer curbside pick-up or delivery