Police determined the threats posed no serious threat to either university. The Commonwealth Attorney will determine if criminal charges will be filed.
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The students are partnering with the Walker Program and the Vinson and Elkins law firm to provide a legal foundation for small businesses.
Millions of Americans, especially Texans, have been without either power or water for the past few days due to winter storms.
Kamala Harris, the first Black woman on a presidential ticket, is supported nationally by her Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters. Members of the Washington and Lee chapter–as individuals–are committed to political activism.
The Lexington interim police chief is switching roles to work at Washington and Lee University.
Join hosts Jackson Sharman and Sophie Kidd as they discuss how Washington and Lee University is handling graduation planning during the coronavirus pandemic.
Sports and the arts help people keep their minds off tough times. Washington and Lee University athletes and dancers have found creative ways to stay active during the pandemic.
The pandemic forces W&L and VMI to move classes online as the number of infected people across the country grows.
Many are using national politics to drive home important lessons about American government.
Former first-year Kionte Burnette is accusing the school and its counselor of medical malpractice and negligence. He attempted suicide in October 2017 and suffered several injuries.