All your questions about parking, answered by the Director of Public Safety
Craig VanClief hopes to set the record straight after parking scuffles last year
Washington and Lee community still shaken one day after lockdown
Students came in close proximity to rifles after a 'disjointed' threat was emailed to university officials
Washington and Lee placed under shelter-in-place order Nov. 1
The university has confirmed there "has been no active violence" after a possible threat Nov. 1
Students slam campus parking enforcement
Students report a greater prevalence of parking tickets this year. What’s to blame?
Disciplinary routes unclear after bomb threats
Police began investigations at W&L and VMI after students posted
anonymous threats online
W&L Public Safety director leaves after over nine years of service, remembers strong campus ties
Ethan Kipnes said W&L taught him the importance of fostering community relationships and being open-minded
You can run from Pub Safe, but you can’t make it past the DARC staircase
Public Safety officer gets a run for his money in an encounter with a student.
W&L students say university parking policies are unreasonable
There is a general disconnect between Public Safety and students, some say. Public Safety just wants to give fair parking options to everyone.
Interim Head Police Chief Riley to become assistant director of public safety
Mark Riley is leaving law enforcement after almost three decades, but he’ll still be keeping the community safe
Students report multiple incidents of harassment in Lexington and on campus
“Every single one of us deserves to feel safe and welcome at W&L and in the surrounding area,” said President Dudley in an email