A year in review: Washington and Lee back and better than ever
This year, students finally felt a sense of normalcy after a year-and-a-half of restrictions
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B.o.B performance kicks off Fancy Dress weekend
The concert lead with the student band Meat Puzzle
Fancy Dress Ball brings a sense of togetherness
From the plastic dinosaurs to the dance floor of the gym, there was something for everybody
Yik Yak rumors spread concern and confusion on W&L campus
The anonymous app allows students to post misinformation without consequences, causing readers to not know what to believe
Two Worlds in One Small Town
Washington and Lee students and VMI cadets may have more in common than they think
W&L in conflict with student clubs over political endorsements and tax law
Both the College Republicans and College Democrats demand more transparency and consistency from the university in their regulation of student speech
Students spend fall break studying
Students used reading days to catch up on work, but wished they had a longer break.
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.
Looking back and looking forward: last year and what it can teach us
A perspective of the first-year experience during a global pandemic
An unfortunate anniversary
While the life we live today is still far from the life we lived over a year ago, it could be worse. It could always be worse. This is why it’s so important to appreciate.
Winter term mental health days let students recharge
A look into how six students spent their days off
Students collaborate on community art project
A large, student-made hammock will be available for student use by Winter 2021