Grasping her rain-soaked face with both hands, Phil Dowdy, ’18, gently kissed Ansley Smith, ’20, under the bright reflection of the full moon. It was O-Week at W&L, and the time for love couldn’t have been riper. The two struck the once-in-a-lifetime connection while hiking the “most difficult available, of course” section of the Appalachian … Continue reading Junior pre-orientation leader and freshman participant enjoy heartwarming, fairytale romance
Month: February 2017
Guy Wearing Patagonia declares himself “Totally Outdoorsy”
Joshua Waters, a junior from Raleigh, North Carolina - where the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains are just beautiful, in case you haven't made time to hike them yet - made this proud declaration upon purchasing a Walkabout Outfitters gray Patagonia fleece two weeks ago. He made the purchase (and subsequent lifestyle change) following a short … Continue reading Guy Wearing Patagonia declares himself “Totally Outdoorsy”
Student that studied abroad insightfully weighs in on current campus proceedings
Walking with purpose, area girl Liz Vandertramp, ’18, hurried toward her campus commons to grab a front-row seat at the sponsored community civic engagement panel. Notepad and pen in hand, she sat ready to capture the first question once the Q&A session commenced. The situation suddenly took a drastic turn, though, as the conversation between … Continue reading Student that studied abroad insightfully weighs in on current campus proceedings
W&L to join Safe Space Consortium
University officials released in a statement today that W&L will be joining 12 other east coast schools in the Safe Space Consortium. Headquartered in Brooklyn, NY, the SSC is bringing elite colleges together in a noble attempt to create the country’s first 3,000 square mile echo chamber. The news follows widespread campus reports of students … Continue reading W&L to join Safe Space Consortium




