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Dawn Wright discusses the importance of female contributions in STEM field
In celebration of the College of William and Mary’s “100 Years of Women” initiative and the United Nations International Women & Girls in Science day, the College’s Center...
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Former editor-in-chief bids farewell to The Flat Hat
My career with The Flat Hat started fairly simply. I, like the rest of the class of 2019, received an email from then Editor-in-Chief...
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The Ultimate Community: David Jensen ’19 brings tournaments, teammates together
Darkhorse tournament director David Jensen ’19 first got into Ultimate Frisbee when he was in high school. Once he arrived at the College of...
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Allison Olberding opens up about golfing as a woman in a traditionally male sport
Though society has seen much progress in terms of gender inclusion, golf is still very much a male-dominated sport, something that junior Allison Olberding...
Knight scores 35, leads Tribe to victory against Elon
Led by senior forward Nathan Knight’s 35 points, William and Mary outscored Elon 50-36 in the second half to secure an 84-74 Colonial Athletic...
Tribe ties Jacksonville, loses to South Carolina Beaufort in season-opener
William and Mary travelled on Feb. 16-17 to Savannah, Georgia to participate at the Invitational at Savannah Harbor where it finished with an 881...
College sweeps Marist in season-opener
The score was 3-3 when freshman outfielder Jack Cone stepped up to the plate in the eighth inning of Feb. 17’s game against Marist...
Men’s, Women’s Track place first at JDL Invitational, qualify for ECAC Championship
William and Mary left the JDL Invitational victorious, with both men’s and women’s teams placing first Feb. 16, with several more athletes qualifying for...
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It’s a hookup culture, not a rape culture
I want to suggest that the rape culture narrative is not only wrong, but completely off the mark. It has been aggressively conflated with what is actually “hookup culture,” and the evidence for this can be found not only in nations with “real” rape cultures, but through examining our own culture as well.
Black Lives Matter protests American Civil Liberties Union
Sept. 27, Black Lives Matter protestors at the College of William and Mary interrupted “Students and the First Amendment,” a scheduled event co-sponsored by...
New ranking puts College in U.S. top 10
The College of William and Mary was ranked first in service and tenth overall in Washington Monthly’s 2010 national university rankings.
According to the magazine, the number of graduates of the College who went on to join the Peace Corps or earn graduate degrees played a significant role in its ranking.
“I am not at all surprised to see William and Mary ranked so highly for its service ethic,” Dean of Admissions Henry Broaddus said.
