Author Camille Dungy shares Black heritage
Dungy uses gardening as a metaphor for her own "roots" in American soil
W&L’s culture of misogyny and assault
Ramsey unleashes a polemic on the school’s response to recent infractions by male students
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
University vows to fight wrongful termination suit
A former fraternity house director is suing Washington and Lee for $1 million
Selby had history of “vindictive, destructive” behavior before sexual battery charge
University administration failed to protect community from Selby, even after reported incidents
Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program highlights 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage
A movie, panel discussion and trivia night celebrate the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment
New women’s club lacrosse team seeks recognition funding
This student-founded team is gaining traction
Politics professor Tyler Dickovick has died. Here’s how the W&L community is remembering him.
Students, alumni and faculty submitted memories with Dickovick to the Ring-tum Phi. Here are their stories.
University public safety says investigation into KKK fliers is ongoing
Washington and Lee Public Safety shares information it has gathered about the leaflets found on campus three weeks ago.
Romance languages department hosts annual poetry reading
High school and college students joined Washington and Lee faculty members in reciting their favorite poems.
‘Priscilla’ encapsulates Pride Week’s theme of love and inclusion
Washington and Lee’s annual musical coincided with Pride Week, reinforcing and enhancing its ideas
Lee Chapel Museum serves as an educational resource during campus change
Museum examines George Washington, Robert E. Lee and institutional history. It aims to be visited more by the community