The visiting assistant professor of English’s short story, “The Recipe,” was published in the fall 2026 issue of the Prairie Schooner blog.
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The classes of 2016, 2021 and 2026 reconnected with their peers in Lexington to record the second-highest attendance in program history.
The assistant professor of engineering examines unseen damage for hydrogen transportation and storage.
Canfield coached the men’s basketball team for 31 years and was one of the most accomplished coaches in Washington and Lee University history.
The professor of theater performed in an ensemble show, titled “Small Talk Theater,” at the Central Library of Rochester.
Thornhill served on the Board of Trustees from 1996 to 2005.
Batteh was sworn in as a trustee on Oct. 16.
The NAGPRA program coordinator supported Indigenous histories and stewardship in Shenandoah National Park.
Alumni from the classes of 1976 and earlier enjoyed reconnecting with each other as well as a variety of weekend programming.
The associate professor of theater proposes a new model for theater production.
Green’s poetry earned the Thomas Merton Prize from the Center for Interfaith Relations and a spot on the Alpine Fellowship’s poetry prize shortlist.
The W&L professors investigated the circadian rhythm of spiders.