As the genocide in Darfur continues, W&L students are trying to do their part to support Project Darfur, an organization that provides humanitarian aid to refugees. Two campus groups are holding events to make the campus more aware of the conflict. FULL STORY
- Amnesty
International member
Elizabeth Polanco
talks about why the group is focusing its efforts on Darfur
- Producer Shelley Orman's blog on Darfur
Families want help with sinkhole
Two weeks after the chasm swallowed part of Amber Woods Dr., concern
continues to grow about what to do and who will fix this problem.
FULL STORY
County says no to new noise ordinance--for now
W&L students take the poverty diet challenge
Minorities in line for 2008 Presidential race?
New construction for courthouse and Waddell Elementary?
Bubble dome pool to open near Maury River Middle School
Rising gas prices
a boon for local tourism? Megann Daw reports
Old train
station
to house W&L offices
Produced by Washington and Lee journalism students.
Lead supervisor: Prof. Claudette Artwick
Reporting supervisors:
Technical supervisor: Michael Todd