by Christian Roden '11 Dusty and footsore, my 17-year-old brother, Nathan, and I trudged into Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, one of the most beautiful villages in France, one day this past June. I wondered why I had taken us on a two-day detour from the Camino de Santiago to see the summer home of artist Pierre Daura (1896-1976), [...]

by Kenneth P. Ruscio '76 President, Washington and Lee University This is an unsettling period for higher education, but also for virtually every political, economic, religious and social institution. Words like volatility, anxiety, caution, risk and uncertainty dominate our conversation. When I was teaching at Washington and Lee, I saw my role as providing intellectual [...]

Brothers David ’00 and Michael ’03 tour the country and publish a book on urban farms.

Hollister Hovey ’00 and her younger sister, Porter, have transformed blogging into a business.

Washington and Lee President Kenneth P. Ruscio on protecting the University's timeless values.