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Meet a Colleague: Bethany Ozorak
Bethany Ozorak serves as associate director of Community-Based Learning.
W&L Joins the Project Pericles National Consortium for Civic Learning
Membership in the consortium gives the university access to grants and fellowships that support civic learning for students and the local community.
What’s Next for Reagan Reiferson ’26
The business administration major is working for a design and project coordinator in Austin, Texas.
Get to Know the Newest Members of the W&L Community – 9/22/26
The following individuals recently joined the Washington and Lee employee workforce.
Enjoying the Ride
Jay Margalus, Johnson Professor of Entrepreneurship and Leadership, discusses his summer experience on a bike tour across Iowa and its parallels in pedagogy.
Office of Community-Based Learning Announces 2026-27 Faculty Collaborative
This year’s collaborative includes 16 faculty members representing a variety of disciplines.
W&L Joins Four Virginia Institutions in NEH Grant to Preserve Revolutionary-Era Collections
The grant will fund conservation and digitization of collections documenting Virginia’s role in the nation’s founding.
Q&A: Why are Shows like ‘The Pitt’ so Popular?
Ahead of the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, W&L’s Eric Deggans and Stephanie Sandberg discuss the current state of television and why this year’s nominees have found such broad appeal in the streaming age.
Washington and Lee Welcomes the Class of 2030
Hailing from 38 states and 42 countries, the Class of 2030 represents an impressive range of accomplishments, interests and backgrounds.
DeLaney Center to Launch its 2026-2027 Screen to Square Series with ‘George Washington’
The first screening of this year’s series will be held Oct. 13 in Stackhouse Theater.
Polina Vlasenko to Deliver Lecture as Part of the Class of 1963 Scholars in Residence Program
Vlasenko’s talk, titled “Who else will save this world?: Fertility Markets and the Global Flows of Ukrainian Donor Eggs,” will be held Oct. 14 in Northen Auditorium.
Yi Ren to Deliver Lecture on Propaganda in Mao’s China
The lecture will take place on Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. in the Harte Center.
Cristin Fritz ’10 is the Next Speaker in Campus Kitchen’s Just Food Series
Fritz, an assistant professor of pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, will examine the role of food as a social determinant of health.
W&L’s SonoKlect Series Presents Jeff Coffin and the CPK Trio
The Oct. 17 performance will kick off the 2026-2027 SonoKlect Concert Series.
Jane Kamensky to Speak at W&L
Kamensky, president and CEO of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, will discuss the friendship and rivalry between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on Oct. 19.
W&L Presents Screening of the West End’s ‘The Playboy of the Western World’
The Oct. 20 screening brings John Millington Synge’s Irish dark comedy to modern audiences.
Aliaa Bassiouny to Deliver Lecture in Honor of Her Appointment to the A. Stevens Miles Professorship in Banking and Finance
Bassiouny’s talk, titled “There Is a Story Behind This Number: What Financial Market Frictions Teach Us About the World,” will be held Oct. 21 in Northen Auditorium.
Columbia University’s Joseph Albernaz to Give Annual Shannon-Clark Lecture at W&L
Albernaz’s lecture on Oct. 22, titled “As on a Holiday: Poetic and Festival Time in the Age of Revolutions,” is free and open to the public.
W&L Music Presents Fall Choral Concert
The Oct. 23 performance will take place in the Lenfest Center’s Wilson Concert Hall and will feature W&L’s University Singers, Glee Club and Cantatrici.
Employee Announcements
Mark Drumbl Examines Limits of International Criminal Justice in New Article
The article argues for new approaches to accountability when international courts cannot bring accused war criminals to trial.
Stephanie Sandberg Publishes Journal Article and Co-Edits Latest Issue
The associate professor of theater proposes a new model for theater production.
W&L’s Leah Naomi Green Recognized for Two National Poetry Prizes
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.
Nadia Ayoub and Natalia Toporikova Published in PLOS One
The W&L professors investigated the circadian rhythm of spiders.
Nina-Simone Edwards Publishes Essay on Black Homeplace and Privacy Law
Edwards examines how traditional understandings of privacy law fail to account for the significance and complexity of Black domestic spaces.
Wan-Chuan Kao’s Work Featured by Arizona State University
The associate professor of English teaches medieval poetry through the lens of critical whiteness studies.
Robin LeBlanc Authors New Book
Titled “Proprietors for a Democratic City,” the book explores how ordinary citizens remake public spaces and amplify their political voice.
Paper by Chris Seaman Selected for 2026 Conference on Empirical Legal Studies
The empirical study examines how separating issues in patent trials can affect juror decision-making.
Sarah Gottlieb’s Research on Conviction Integrity Units Featured in The Champion
The review highlights Gottlieb’s examination of whether prosecutor-led conviction review can effectively address wrongful convictions.
Andrea Lepage’s edited collection published as part of the ‘X as Intersection: Writing on Latinx Art’ Digital Publishing Initiative
The Pamela H. Simpson Professor of Art History is one of 10 editorial board members producing edited collections on Latinx art.
Kyle McCoil Named Chair of the 2026 Student Organization Misconduct Institute
The associate dean of student affairs will facilitate discussions surrounding misconduct in higher education.
Josh Poole Co-Authors Fantasy Novel, ‘The Shards of Acrilon’
Poole’s book will be launched with a book signing at Downtown Books on Sept.22.
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Scene on Campus is a frequently updated collection of candid photos highlighting W&L campus life.