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Committee on Student Affairs hears from Ambler
Vice President of Student Affairs Ginger Ambler ’88 M.Ed. ’06 spoke to the Committee on Student Affairs for [...]
Hospitality House deal creates mixed reactions
In Williamsburg, word about ideas and initiatives travels fast, especially in the case of the College of William [...]
Charity golf tournament at maximum capacity
The Mason School of Business at the College of William and Mary will be hosting its annual charity [...]
College purchases Hospitality House
Mere weeks before on-campus housing registration begins at the College of William and Mary, the College announced its [...]
Army ROTC cadets to spend summer at boot camp
While students across campus finalize their summer internships, jobs and vacation destinations across the globe, a select few [...]
Alumnus passes due to fatal car crash
College of William and Mary alumnus Jason Michael Cassels ’11 passed away after being involved in a fatal [...]
Students serve King’s memory
Driving through an area with boarded-up windows and run-down yards, students gazed at the remnants of a town [...]
Best of the Burg: Best of DoG Street — Cheese Shop
The Cheese Shop is a locals’ place in the midst of tourist haven. You either know what you [...]
BOV Committee on Academic Affairs talks classroom technology
The Board of Visitors Committee of Academic Affairs discussed the use of eLearning and other technology in [...]
Middle East panel talks racial profiling, revolts
The Middle Eastern Student Association hosted a panel discussion about issues and conflicts in the Middle East Nov. [...]
WATA considers canceling trolley
May 15, 2013
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