Lexington Police Department names a detective to handle domestic abuse and sexual assault cases Project Horizon will work with the detective to provide shelter and support for victims Alejandra Pacheco October 21, 2024
Former first-year sentenced to six years in prison Ricardo Vergara, formerly ’26, was sentenced Monday in Rockbridge Circuit Court after pleading guilty to a rape charge Jenny Hellwig, Editor-in-chief April 8, 2024
Former first-year pleads guilty to rape Ricardo Vergara's sentencing hearing is set for April 8 Jenny Hellwig January 22, 2024
Grand jury indicts former Washington and Lee first-year on rape charges Lexington police arrested Ricardo Vergara in February for allegedly sexually assaulting a fellow student a month earlier Jenny Hellwig, Editor-in-chief November 7, 2023
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. Bri Hatch and Shauna Muckle May 8, 2023
The other side of sexual misconduct programming Audrey Blumenstock, '22, says being on the SPEAK executive team made her feel "muzzled" by the administration Jenny Hellwig, News Editor March 28, 2023
W&L’s culture of misogyny and assault Ramsey unleashes a polemic on the school’s response to recent infractions by male students Blake Ramsey, Staff Writer March 13, 2023
First-year student arrested on sexual assault charges One victim said she reported Ricardo Vergara, ’26, to the Title IX office in October for a separate offense of sexual assault—but he faced no disciplinary action Bri Hatch, Jenny Hellwig, and Shauna Muckle March 2, 2023
New advocate position addresses sexual misconduct Janet Boller guides students who file reports through the Title IX process Archita Aggarwal, Staff Writer January 23, 2023
SPEAK event provides forum for W&L students to share their stories Survivors of sexual assault find support at annual event Anneliese Schneider, Staff Writer December 14, 2022
SPEAK hosts sexual assault awareness event Anonymous stories written by survivors described a culture of self-blame, doubt and social stigma surrounding speaking out about sexual violence Shauna Muckle February 1, 2022