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The student newspaper of Washington and Lee University

The Ring-tum Phi

The student newspaper of Washington and Lee University

The Ring-tum Phi

Ropes and signs facilitate social distancing while students wait in line.

D-hall with a side of coronavirus

Tori Johnsson September 10, 2020

Our university’s biggest social distancing weakness is dinnertime. Our relationships with fellow students build a strong campus community. But we may end up with less people in that community if we don’t...

Dining services’ use of compostable takeout containers and other safety precautions have lead to trash build-ups

Reduce, reuse, revamp: Compost in the time of coronavirus

Annalisa Waddick September 10, 2020
Dining facilities’ use of compostable takeout containers leads to trash build-ups and changes for the campus compost crew.
Leyburn Library reopened in August with modified hours.

Campus dining, library and book store reopen with new safety precautions and restrictions

Henry Barden September 10, 2020
Use of campus facilities is restricted to current students and employees

Weekend dining options on campus

Cassidy Fuller February 8, 2016

Saturdays are by far my favorite day of the week. You don’t have school, you can sleep in a little bit and maybe nurse your hangover from your crazy Friday night. Although you probably should do some...

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