Washington and Lee University diploma.
Students and alumni at Washington and Lee University School of Law are asking for the option to have portraits of Robert E. Lee and George Washington left off their diplomas.
November 20, 2019 at 02:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Should graduates of Washington and Lee University be able to opt out of having the visages of the university’s namesakes appear on their diplomas?
Several hundred current law students and alumni think so. They’ve circulated a petition asking the university to let students request that George Washington and Robert E. Lee’s portraits be kept off their degrees. In the current diploma design, pictures of the two men flank the university name at the top of the document.
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