Senior student athletes adjust to abrupt end of winter and spring seasons
The university and the ODAC canceled athletics for the rest of the year
English department cancels annual retreat, lecture
The Shannon-Clark lecture and retreat is one of many events canceled due to COVID-19
Counseling Center available to students online
The Counseling Center is finding new ways to reach students without in-person services
How Lexington nonprofits are responding to the community’s needs with coronavirus
Rockbridge Area Relief Association set up a drive-thru
The students who stayed: A day in the life of social distancing at Washington and Lee
The university approved 26
students to move into Woods
Creek West after sending the
rest of students home
Students in different time zones face added stress with online classes
Students who are back home in California, Morocco and Vietnam weigh in
Finding housing when I was told to leave
A Ring-tum Phi reporter
shares her experience facing
discrimination and difficulty
finding a place to stay
Lexington has its first coronavirus case
City Manager Jim Halasz said the first case in the Rockbridge area is a 60-year-old woman
University cancels all athletic events
The women’s lacrosse team was one team whose season was cut short by the decision
Opinion: Washington and Lee must consider its most marginalized students in coronavirus response
Chase Isbell, '21, said he hopes the administration will take into account the needs of low-income and marginalized students
Campus responds to coronavirus: All your questions answered
The Ring-tum Phi staff is keeping Washington and Lee University informed with the latest coronavirus updates and answers to reader questions.
Washington and Lee University moves classes online for rest of academic year
The decision impacts both undergraduate and law students and comes as a response to the growing impact of the new coronavirus