
W&L’s Campus Kitchen hosts 10th annual Souper Bowl
Community members and local college students can fight childhood hunger in the Rockbridge area one soup bowl at a time by attending the 10th annual Souper Bowl.

Community members and local college students can fight childhood hunger in the Rockbridge area one soup bowl at a time by attending the 10th annual Souper Bowl.

The Daily Ethics Mosaic is an exciting new feature of this year’s Mudd Center for Ethics program, “Daily Ethics: How Individual Choices and Habits Express Our Values and Shape Our World”.

ermanent residents are required to have a valid green card anywhere they go. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have a valid green card, which means that you will have to renew it periodically. You can complete this task in 4 easy steps and can be done online.

In considering a theme for the Mudd Center for Ethics 2021-2022 program, Karla Murdock, director of the Mudd Center, honed in on the rich opportunities for ethical questioning and reasoning that have arisen in recent history.

Northam also unveiled several new initiatives to streamline the clemency process, including a redesigned pardons website and petition portal.

Washington and Lee’s Staniar Gallery presents “Profiled,” a series of photographs by Ken Gonzales-Day.

Washington and Lee professor Timothy Lubin has received two grants for his project “Appropriations of Indian Dharma and Law on the Peripheries.”

Gene Corrigan, a former UVA athletics director, ACC commissioner and NCAA president, died peacefully overnight surrounded by his family in Charlottesville.

Four students from Bridgewater College will participate in The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges’ 21st annual statewide collegiate Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl.

The Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services has awarded $675,000 of federal State Opioid Response grant funding to VCU to help expand substance use recovery programs at eight universities across the state.
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