Preserving Our Community of Trust
Nine practical observations to save the Honor System from two former Executive Committee presidents.
President Dudley Reflects on Uniqueness of W&L
Dudley argues that institutions like the Honor System and Speaking Tradition continue to positively shape W&L’s culture.
“I feel like they're strong. Does that mean they're perfect? No,” President Dudley argued regarding the Honor System and Speaking Tradition.
Prior to current student, faculty and alumni discussions of the Honor System, Washington and Lee President Will Dudley agreed to sit down for an interview with The Spectator. The interview, which will be released in several topic-specific sections, included a discussion about two of W&L’s defining, unique institutions.
Gerard Baker’s Run-in with “the Law”
Campus police intervened to prevent engagement with Washington and Lee’s history.
Challenges to the Proposed Institutional History Museum
W&L faculty, along with community leaders, express concern about the proposed museum.
End W&L’s Misrepresentation of History
The university follows a philosophy that is intentionally deceitful about its past.
An Open Letter Regarding Lee Chapel
The guest experience at the chapel leads to many questions.
Five Years and Waiting: Museums at Washington and Lee
The tragic closure of Lee Chapel’s museum five years ago should be W&L’s biggest concern.
W&L Community Speaks on Institutional History
Selected correspondence about the upcoming museum.
Meet Matt Davis, W&L’s New Institutional History Director
“Planning is still underway” for an institutional history museum.