Inside Washington and Lee’s real estate tax exemption
W&L only paid $91,000 in real estate taxes this year for its off-campus property valued at $57.6 million. The university supports Lexington in other ways. But is it enough?
W&L’s campus radio expands, innovates
The journalism department helps students get on the air
SPEAK event provides forum for W&L students to share their stories
Survivors of sexual assault find support at annual event
Students celebrate culture with food at POC-luck
Multicultural clubs shared family recipes and traditions
‘Treasure Island’ takes W&L on a swashbuckling adventure
W&L’s stage adaptation of the childhood classic was a success for the theater department
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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We Didn’t Tell You The Whole Truth
Debunking Claims On Washington and Lee’s Website
Two Worlds in One Small Town
Washington and Lee students and VMI cadets may have more in common than they think
Students’ first exam: the swim test
Washington and Lee University requires every first-year student to take a swim test once they arrive on campus, but is this a fair or even necessary assessment?
New year, new student organizations
New student organiations include Native American Student Organization, Film Society and NAACP chapter
New organization emerges, aims to explore and preserve local history
Students for Historical Preservation started ‘in the midst of a controversy.’
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