Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 10/25/24 Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 10/25/24

W&L Gets $132 Million Gift

Renowned investor Bill Miller’s gift enables move to permanent need-blind admissions.

David Lee, '28 10/18/24 David Lee, '28 10/18/24

W&L Community Remembers October 7, 2023

Students, community members gathered to mark the anniversary of the horrific terrorist attacks.

Akash Abraham, ‘28 10/18/24 Akash Abraham, ‘28 10/18/24

Circuit Judge Discusses Originalism During W&L Visit

Judge Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr., of the 4th Circuit discusses originalism’s importance.

Caden Brousseau, '27 10/18/24 Caden Brousseau, '27 10/18/24

Martin Baron Speaks about Trump, Bezos, and The Washington Post

Comments on Marty Baron’s book and his time as editor of The Post

Sam Haines, '25 10/18/24 Sam Haines, '25 10/18/24

Trusting W&L Cost Me Thousands

The university cares more about burnishing its finances than doing what’s right for students.

Charles W. Euripides, ‘27 10/16/24 Charles W. Euripides, ‘27 10/16/24

Why Cyprus is Important to Me

The Cyprus problem from the view of a Cypriot American

David Lee, '28 10/15/24 David Lee, '28 10/15/24

Ramaswamy and Bolton Debate America’s Foreign Policy

Two visions for America’s global role clashed on stage at VMI.

The W&L Spectator 10/9/24 The W&L Spectator 10/9/24

The Spectator Presents: Jason Riley

Join The W&L Spectator in Lee Chapel at 7:30 PM on Thursday, October 24th to hear Wall Street Journal opinion columnist Jason Riley discuss the realities of social and economic inequality.

James Eustis, '27 10/7/24 James Eustis, '27 10/7/24

The Spectator Presents: Stephen Moore

Moore will speak to students on the economics of climate change policy and renewable energy.

M. Neely Young, Ph.D., '66 10/2/24 M. Neely Young, Ph.D., '66 10/2/24

Robert E. Lee and Education in the “New South”

The college president advocated a vision later adopted by educators throughout the South.

Kamron M. Spivey, '24 10/2/24 Kamron M. Spivey, '24 10/2/24

Book Review: Un-Cancel Robert E. Lee

Alumnus Gib Kerr pens a forceful defense of Lee while failing to bridge the generational divide.

The W&L Spectator 10/2/24 The W&L Spectator 10/2/24

Historical Highlight: Abolitionists Vouch for President Lee

This highlight features excerpts from an 1868 pamphlet fundraising for Washington College under President Robert E. Lee.

M. Neely Young, Ph.D., '66 10/2/24 M. Neely Young, Ph.D., '66 10/2/24

Robert E. Lee and the “New South”

An honest retrospective of Lee’s role in redefining the post-war South.

Ella Wong, '27 9/29/24 Ella Wong, '27 9/29/24

Meet Matt Davis, W&L’s New Institutional History Director

“Planning is still underway” for an institutional history museum.

James Eustis, '27 9/28/24 James Eustis, '27 9/28/24

Former Israeli Ambassador on Antisemitism, War in the Middle East

Michael Oren sees education as an antidote to antisemitism, intimidation as the path to peace.

Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 9/24/24 Dominic Vogelbacher, '27 9/24/24

Michael Knowles Tells Students: “Kamala Wants You Single”

Michael Knowles speaks on VP Harris, the anti-family onslaught, and leftist violence.

Row Sterne, '25 9/24/24 Row Sterne, '25 9/24/24

W&L, Lexington Community Gather to Remember 9/11

The event honored W&L’s Robert Schlegel, ‘85, and James Gadiel, ‘00, among the other victims.

an anonymous student 9/17/24 an anonymous student 9/17/24

Cartoon: “Dining Hall Shakedown”

Nathan Gilbert, '27 9/17/24 Nathan Gilbert, '27 9/17/24

Minimum Meal Plan Requirement: Benevolence or Burglary?

Financial straits and trampled liberties are the fruits of W&L’s new dining policies.

Andrew L. Thompson, '25 9/17/24 Andrew L. Thompson, '25 9/17/24

The W&L Dining Hall Shakedown

The university exploits students with onerous dining requirements, irrespective of intentions.

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