University eases rules due to low COVID-19 positivity rates during arrival and surveillance testing
Students can now visit one another in their residences as long as they wear masks and social distance.
The fate of summer research programs: Canceled or virtual?
President Will Dudley announced that all summer programs will be canceled or online, but the associate provost is hopeful that the program could still be in-person at the end of the summer.
Scrapbook: Final days on campus and life in quarantine
Students sent in snapshots of how they’re creating memories, despite coronavirus cancellations
Senior student athletes adjust to abrupt end of winter and spring seasons
The university and the ODAC canceled athletics for the rest of the year
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
Bernie Sanders wins Mock Con’s Democratic nomination after contested convention
The 27th Mock Convention nominates Sanders for president
Washington and Lee denies it acted with anti-male bias in 2017 sexual misconduct case
The former male student is suing the university after he was suspended for non-consensual sexual penetration of a female student, denied readmission
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.
W&L moves to need-blind admissions
Universities such as Harvard and Yale also use need-blind practices
Student Activities sponsors free trip to Busch Gardens for students
Student Activities Director Kelsey Goodwin says student participation in sponsored activities is increasing
History Department launches search to replace two beloved professors
Professors Ted DeLaney and T.J. Tallie both brought unique backgrounds and teaching abilities to the department