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Garcia believes that he can flip the state by winning the support of veterans, young adults, and Hispanic voters united by a pro-working class emphasis.
Thirteen voices from across the Republican Party spoke over the weekend at Washington and Lee University.
A red tractor led the parade, pulling a trailer filled with W&L College Republicans, their flag, and a life-size elephant statue…
Events include a book about Medieval whiteness, how food impacts culture, and a discussion of Trump’s campaign…
In a much anticipated release, the student-run W&L Mock Convention revealed their host of speakers to include Donald Trump Jr., Virginia Governor…
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Politics majors and those looking to enter a public service career must rely on luck, professors, and peers to successfully land jobs with campaigns, on the Hill, in the Administration, in lobbying, with a nonprofit, or with trade organizations…
My journey to the W&L faculty taught me valuable lessons about excellence and open dialogue…
While there was a lot to enjoy — from the pageantry to the parade — there was also a lot that could be improved…
As Congress scrutinizes top colleges, freedom of speech and thought remain vital pillars of higher education…
Leftist outrage against our articles and events is affirming — blowback indicates that we have successfully challenged….
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An 1855 letter describes the time capsule buried under the Robinson obelisk…
The advice of the 19th-century Black abolitionist bridges the modern racial equity debate.
Garcia believes that he can flip the state by winning the support of veterans, young adults, and Hispanic voters united by a pro-working class emphasis.
Before the first class of each semester, Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics, Lynn Uzzell, asks her students a question: “What do you think is the most pressing political problem in America today?”
The group, championing “the common sense majority,” will give Republicans and Democrats needed competition, says Ryan Clancy, its chief strategist.
Politics majors and those looking to enter a public service career must rely on luck, professors, and peers to successfully land jobs with campaigns, on the Hill, in the Administration, in lobbying, with a nonprofit, or with trade organizations…