Republicans sweep Rockbridge County races, but Democrats win statewide
Republicans swept two state House races and one state Senate race in Rockbridge County
Phi Zeta Delta suspended for 5 years
It’s unclear how the fraternity plans to move forward from last spring’s verdict
Lex Bowls bids farewell, for now
The beloved local açaí business closed its doors on April 26 due to a lease issue
Limited reproductive health care options harm Rockbridge County residents
W&L faculty share their experiences with high-risk pregnancies and off-road deliveries
Female transfer students face social barriers in sorority recruitment
Rush rules leave older students feeling isolated, especially those without campus connections
Pi Beta Phi placed on probation until 2024
One hazing report set off an investigation, an appeal and backlash
Lexington city official approves construction of University Chapel wall blocking Lee statue
Local building inspector denied original construction plans due to safety concerns. After two years, construction will begin in June 2023
DeLaney Center researches untold stories of Black women on W&L’s campus
Black women's contributions to the school included creating and leading dynamic student organizations
President announces campus absence
His departure raises questions about who will preside over major events
Petition opposing Matt Walsh visit nets over 600 signatures
Students, alumni, faculty and staff supported a petition asking the administration to disallow Walsh's visit
Confusion over diploma design highlights W&L’s turmoil with racial justice
The Board of Trustees quietly removed portraits of the university namesakes in 2022 as a response to 'Change the Name' protests
The other side of sexual misconduct programming
Audrey Blumenstock, '22, says being on the SPEAK executive team made her feel "muzzled" by the administration