Preserving the Legacy, Advancing the Mission
Empowering the Washington and Lee community to uphold honor, tradition, and the values that define excellence.
Preserving the Legacy, Advancing the Mission
Empowering the Washington and Lee community to uphold honor, tradition, and the values that define excellence.
Preserving the Legacy, Advancing the Mission
Empowering the Washington and Lee community to uphold honor, tradition, and the values that define excellence.
ABOUT US
The Generals Redoubt
A non-partisan organization committed to fostering open discussion and historical integrity.
It aims to preserve the legacy of Washington and Lee University while providing a platform for alumni, students, and friends to engage in educational activities and dialogues. The organization also emphasizes its independence from political affiliations, ensuring a focus on historical understanding and free speech
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Henry Haden, '25
The W&L Spectator | College Republicans
“The Generals Redoubt has been making great strides in changing the campus climate … and making many great events possible over my years at Washington and Lee.”
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Alex Kagan, '27
The W&L Spectator
“During my time at W&L, TGR has generously supported student activities, including funding a speaker on campus. They have also provided a platform to meet alumni and people in the Lexington area through the several events they host each year. With the completion of Fancy Hill, I can only look forward to more interaction with the great folks at TGR."
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Jan Lowry
Rockbridge Republicans | ‘14P
“TGR has made a great purchase of Fancy Hill. The creation of the office space is fantastic and will serve TGR and W&L students well. Anxious to see the rest of the renovations!”
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Anonymous Student
Class of 2027
“The Generals Redoubt made the 2024 election cycle even more enjoyable by providing pizza and snacks at every watch party. And I really enjoy my General Lee’s College hat!”
Join Dr. Ann McLean and alumnus Gib Kerr, ‘85, for this virtual event discussing Robert E. Lee’s legacy and the current threat to the Arlington Reconciliation Memorial…