Lexington, Virginia
Explore Washington and Lee University through its key academic, dining, recreation and outdoor spaces, with useful campus facts and official planning links in one place.
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The numbers behind your college search.
Full-time undergraduate · comparison workbook
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17%
Recent reported rate · comparison workbook
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Admission data source ↗Tuition is only part of the total cost of attendance. Grants and scholarships can reduce what you pay. Acceptance rates describe a past applicant pool, not your individual chance of admission. Reporting years vary by school. Checked September 17, 2026.
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Make yourself at home
Everyday places to know at Washington and Lee.
4 places · Check official sources for current hours and access.
Study spots
Main campus
Leyburn Library is a central academic destination for research, focused study and collaborative work at Washington and Lee.
Food & coffee
Main campus
Evans Dining Hall is a campus dining stop for meals, quick breaks and meeting friends between classes.
Recreation
Main campus
Duchossois Athletic Center is a campus recreation destination for workouts, activities and an active break from coursework.
Outdoors
Main campus
The Colonnade is a recognizable outdoor campus space for walking, reading or meeting friends.
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Checked September 17, 2026. Enrollment and other figures describe the scope and reporting period labeled above; they are not live counts. Figures from different years or definitions should not be treated as a like-for-like ranking. Place suggestions are editorial guidance, not measured noise levels or guaranteed availability.
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