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Seniors reflect on art thesis exhibition: “Memory & Motion”

Hayhoe wants you to talk about climate change

Staniar exhibit explores the boundaries of drawing

Maria Christina Tavera explores multicultural identity through multimedia exhibit

Indigenous community meal invites reflection on Thanksgiving

Alabama’s Poet Laureate inspires students

The Generals and WLUR say farewell to Jeremy Franklin

Photography exhibit explores racial profiling through artifacts

African Society hosts annual Africa Week

How students are “spring optioning”

Staniar hosts annual Senior Art Thesis Exhibition

Mr. G’s food truck satisfies Lexington’s sweet tooth

W&L Repertory Dance Company streams “Dancing with the Camera”

Women in the Outdoors Month: the Outing Club is celebrating with events and activities

Artist William Ransom collaborates with sculpture students

Native American Cohort panel discusses history and impact of racist mascots

Students choreograph, perform and stream fall dance concert

Diversity milestones from the 2020 Election

Washington and Lee film premiere fundraises for Project Horizon

Students host halloween-themed sexual health awareness week

Students collaborate on community art project

Let’s talk about history

Bi-weekly podcast features professors

Student documentary on intimate violence will support Project Horizon

WLUR student DJs return to the airwaves

Africana studies kicks off yearlong series on activism and Black life

Faculty and staff share their quarantine hobbies

WLUR’s Open Air Waves showcases student talent

Cameron Kasky embodies our generation

Nadine Strossen speaks out against censorship

Parade preparation pays off

Seniors share their post-graduation plans

Student groups partner to bring sexy back

A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A modern take on a classic play

Q&A with Professor Nandini Bhalla

Microaggressions are the toxic rain on college campuses

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