Archive for Opinions
Voting with your community: registering at home
Last year, I was excited to vote in my first election ever. I know this is a very [...]
Voting where your voice counts the most: registering in Williamsburg
“Hi, are you registered to vote in Williamsburg?” I am sure that most students have been asked this [...]
How Title IX changes will affect the College
Sept. 7, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced the need for changes to campus sexual assault enforcement, [...]
Fitting back into a familiar world as a WaMStA
The College of William and Mary campus has undergone notable changes over the past two years: Millington Hall [...]
Effect of college’s schedule on interpersonal relationships
This summer I left Williamsburg’s swamps to intern in D.C., an experience that was affirming, positive and overall [...]
Hopes for a continued community response to DACA
When I first got the notification of the president’s plans to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, [...]
A small window into the heart of Tucker
As an English major, I spend a disproportionate amount of my time in Tucker Hall. Generally, it’s one [...]
Defending the Coat of Arms of the College
Ever since the College of William and Mary launched its branding crusade to remove the Coat of Arms [...]
Tips and tools for new students
Allow me to be the next in your undoubtedly long line of congratulators. Great job! You made it [...]
Building community in the face of challenges
Orientation has been the most formative experience of my college life. In 2015, the community building and discussions [...]
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