I’m a journalist, not the enemy
Thanks to the re-election of Donald Trump, my first four years in the workforce will take place in the most hostile environment journalists have ever seen. But I’m not scared.
Mental health and media intimidation
The occasional dehumanization journalists face can clash with the modern sentiment that we should preserve our mental health
Editorial: W&L needs to reconsider its relationship with the press
Administrators don’t respond. Students only respond after a piece is published. And us? Well, we respond with this.
New York Times investigative reporters blast McKinsey in campus visit
The authors of "When McKinsey Comes to Town" exposed the dealings of the world's largest consulting firm
W&L’s campus radio expands, innovates
The journalism department helps students get on the air
New faculty profile: Patrick Walters
The Washington and Lee University Journalism Department has a new professor this year
Q&A with New York Times Senior Writer David Barstow
"My first piece of advice [for young journalists] is not advice at all. It’s a plea: God, we need you, right?"
Emphasizing ethics in the media
Media Executive Vivian Schiller discusses the relationship of ethics and the evolving media
Former Journalism Professor dies, leaves mark on University
Lou Hodges remembered for
contribution to curriculum
Journalism students report on internships
Almost 40 students gained experience in journalism, marketing, advertising and public relations all over the country this summer