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Business hatches: students coop up in Tribe Square for Chick-Fil-A opening
Monday, Oct. 1, Chick-fil-A officially opened its doors to students, faculty and community members — the first establishment in Tribe Square to do so...
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Letter to the editor: Professor Norment should no longer advocate against...
One of the most important aspects of the William and Mary community is the mutual respect, sense of responsibility, and trust that students and...
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Women’s Weekend speaker Nancy Podger ’81 leads in remote sensing, GIS
A trailblazer in the field of remote sensing, single mother and computer scientist Nancy Podger ’81 graduated from the College of William and Mary...
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Men’s Soccer: Pride trounces the College, 4-0
Without three opening-night starters due to injury, including two preseason all-conference players, William and Mary fell 4-0 to Colonial Athletic Association foe Hofstra (5-3-3,...
Former NHL star Theo Fleury talks mental health for Tribe student athletes
When describing National Hockey League player Theo Fleury, “vulnerable” is not the first word an observer would use. Fleury is five feet, six inches...
Volleyball: College drops matches to Northeastern, Hofstra on tail end of road swing
This weekend, William and Mary concluded its three-game road trip with a pair of Colonial Athletic Association losses to Northeastern and Hofstra. The Tribe...
Field Hockey: Tribe stays undefeated in conference, beats Northeastern 3-2
Friday, William and Mary hit the road to play Colonial Athletic Association opponent Northeastern to open its conference play. The Tribe (5-4, 2-0 CAA)...
College finishes strong at Paul Short Invitational
The men placed ninth and the women placed 25th in their respective fields at Lehigh’s Paul Short Invitational Saturday.
Senior Ryan McGorty was the...
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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...
Party elicits response: Annual PIKA event prompts student reports
More than 10 years ago, members of the College of William and Mary’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity promised local reporters that they would rename...
