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Articles by Wesley Mazzucco
Open Up “Open” Hearings — The W&L Spectator
Open Hearings are the final step in the lengthy process of an honor investigation at Washington and Lee, but how “open” are they really? The White Book outlines the procedures for handling Honor Violations, allowing us to take a closer look at these open hearings — and their flaws. An Open Hearing, also known as a Student Body Hearing, occurs only as the culmination of a comprehensive honor process.
Sigma Nu Members Cast a Vision for the Future — The W&L Spectator
Sigma Nu hopes to gather “people who want to get more volunteer hours, people who want to get involved more with the W&L community,” said Tyler Bush, ‘26, the president of Sigma Nu’s recently reconstituted Lambda Chapter. Bush outlined his view of Sigma Nu members: “You’re not only incorporated into the Greek life aspect of campus, but you have to be involved in other places. It bridges people across this gap.” Bush has helped oversee the fraternity's return to Washington and Lee University.
Ukrainian Journalist Describes Media and War in Ukraine — The W&L Spectator
“We are spies from the people in the power structure: journalists control the power,” said Tetiana Sylina, speaking to a room full of students and community members at Washington and Lee University’s Hillel House. Sylina, a Ukrainian journalist, described the opportunities and challenges of reporting in a country with rampant war, misinformation, and corruption.
Challenges to the Proposed Institutional History Museum — The W&L Spectator
“How will we make sure we’re not destroying institutional history by creating an institutional history museum?” asked Allison Bell, ‘91, Professor of Anthropology. According to Washington and Lee’s Archaeological Resources Management Plan, there is an unexcavated historic house underneath the planned build site for the new Institutional History Museum.Professor Bell told The Spectator thatno contact has been made with the Archaeology Department to discuss the historical importance of the site.
Challenges to the Proposed Institutional History Museum — The W&L Spectator
“How will we make sure we’re not destroying institutional history by creating an institutional history museum?” asked Alison Bell, ‘91, Professor of Anthropology. According to Washington and Lee’s Archaeological Resources Management Plan, there is an unexcavated historic house underneath the planned build site for the new Institutional History Museum.Professor Bell told The Spectator thatno contact has been made with the Archaeology Department to discuss the historical importance of the site.
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