COVID-19 policies remain for new year
COVID-19 is back with a vengeance for the 2021-2022 academic year.
“A very cheerful, uplifting person with a heart of gold:” Paul Burns dies at 72
Burns, a longtime W&L Facilities staff member and Army veteran, died from COVID-19.
A take on COVID-19 restrictions at W&L
A fog of frustration surrounds campus as regulations prevent a transition back to normalcy
Looking back and looking forward: last year and what it can teach us
A perspective of the first-year experience during a global pandemic
Why the mandate matters
A look at vaccine mandates and the role they play in the fight against COVID-19
Mask-Wearing Still Matters
Until the entire country is vaccinated, and until hundreds of people are not dying daily from COVID-19, there is no excuse for not wearing a mask.
An unfortunate anniversary
While the life we live today is still far from the life we lived over a year ago, it could be worse. It could always be worse. This is why it’s so important to appreciate.
COVID-19’s impact on museums, locally and nationally
In Lexington, museums are opening their doors after a difficult 2020.
Celebrating 20 Years of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program
How the program worked to gain recognition and is still overcoming stigma today.
Winter term mental health days let students recharge
A look into how six students spent their days off
Rockbridge sees slow but sure COVID-19 vaccinations
Vaccine rollout in Rockbridge County is progressing, but slowly
A healthy way to escape the pandemic
There is a threat in making escapism and high-screen time a mutually exclusive and socially acceptable activity