The Computational Cognition and Creativity Lab uses computational models and empirical data to investigate the mechanisms underlying creativity processes like the generation and evaluation of novel ...

We in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at W&L provide education in the chemical sciences, conduct scientific research in chemistry, biochemistry, and related areas, and share expertise and ...

Anthony S. Cincotta II is an internationally recognized music educator and saxophonist whose playing has taken him across the United States and abroad. He made his professional debut in 2014 ...

Do I have to be a music major to take applied lessons or participate in an ensemble? No, you do not have to be a music major to participate in an ensemble or take applied lessons. Any full-time ...

Singer, guitarist, percussionist and dancer-Okaidja Afroso is a true musical polymath. His evocative and soulful original music charts a journey from the traditional songs of his youth, through to an ...

The University catalog section on “Honors in the major” provides an excellent overview of the standards and procedures for honors work in all undergraduate disciplines. The following are additional ...

Anna Billias was trained as a concert pianist at the Prokofiev State Academy of Music in Donetsk, Ukraine (originally the Prokofiev Conservatory of Music) and graduated with advanced degrees in both ...

A minor in Digital Culture and Information (DCI) allows students to deeply explore how the digital age impacts knowledge and society. Students will discover how software transforms information into ...

Journalism 280 is a course that examines the American criminal justice system, its strengths and its weaknesses, and the roles that police, prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys and journalists play ...

The Program in Environmental Studies, leading to either a BA or a minor, teaches students to develop an interdisciplinary understanding of the relationship between humans and the environment. It ...

The Fishback Program for Visiting Writers began in 1996 thanks to a generous gift from Sara and William H. Fishback Jr., ’56 in memory of Margaret Haggin Haupt Fishback and William Hunter Fishback.