It is the mission of The Ring-tum Phi to accurately, truthfully and thoroughly report news affecting the Washington and Lee community for students, faculty, parents and alumni. Our goal is to look deeper into news affecting campus life and hold those in positions of power accountable.

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Kristen Stewart’s Engagement And ‘Celesbian’ Visibility

Mitski’s ‘Working For The Knife’ Severs A Two-Year Hiatus

Black Cats And Their Long History As An Object Of Superstition

Could ‘Malignant’ Become A New Cult Horror Classic?

Is Chris Pratt The Best Mario For The Upcoming Super Mario Bros. Film?

‘Sex Education’ Portrays The Importance Of Nonbinary Representation

Study breaks magazine

Study Breaks is an online magazine written and illustrated by college students across the country about trending media, emerging artists and contemporary culture.

Founded in Austin in 1988 as a monthly print magazine, the purpose of Study Breaks is two-fold: one, to showcase excellent student writing, and two, to provide sharp insight into the cultural milieu from the perspective of millennials and Generation Z.