“Reinterred and Reinterpreted:” Needs Revision
Repeated historical inaccuracies are undermining the credibility of Washington and Lee’s museums project.
It’s Not Enough for Washington and Lee to “Understand and Appreciate” its History
It is essential that the next President proactively enhance historical awareness on campus and embrace all of the University’s history.
The President W&L Needs
Washington and Lee’s next president must possess certain traits to maintain the university’s prestige and traditions, and to avoid repeating recent mistakes.
Curriculum Reform and Diversifying Faculty Hiring: A Necessary Reform in Higher Education
Washington and Lee and other universities should return to a more traditional course offering and intentionally diversify their faculty.
W&L Faculty Pay Declines Relative to Peer Institutions
Washington and Lee experiences declining faculty pay compared to peer institutions, but still outperforms with cost-of-living adjustments.