W&L students thrive post-pandemic, professors say
Amid nationwide pandemic learning loss, the resilience and drive of W&L students allows them to succeed
“I’ve been so disconnected:” First-years say post-pandemic burnout is real
Students are struggling with disengagement and apathy now that campus has returned to pre-pandemic norms
A year in review: Washington and Lee back and better than ever
This year, students finally felt a sense of normalcy after a year-and-a-half of restrictions
byline:
Goodbye masks!
A twist on last year’s piece entitled “Why I love my mask”
Students petition the university’s booster requirement
Law students are asking the school to reconsider the requirement and the consequences of not obeying
Mask mandates in question at local schools
A controversial executive order has school districts defending their decisions to keep mask mandates in place.
Prison on campus?
Washington and Lee takes a nonsensical approach to Omicron
International students face difficulties returning to campus amid Omicron
Positive COVID-19 tests left some students stuck abroad, facing technology and timing issues as classes began
Don’t go virtual
March 2020: Pandemic, Zoom, virtual learning; our educational experience turned upside down.
Concern about Omicron Variant hits W&L campus
Students fear study abroad cancellations and more restrictions. Campus health officials are cautious, but not panicked.
Movin’ on to Omicron
Just when things seemed fine, a new virus arrives
Local hospitals, W&L face COVID-19 spike
A surge in COVID-19 cases has strained resources at local hospitals and the student health center.