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With the endless pit of knowledge that college may bring, sometimes the most beneficial information hits when it’s least expected. As I was driving...

Although the College of William and Mary campus itself is historic, some buildings have a richer past than others. Brown Hall, located at the...

In preparation for planned renovations to Landrum Hall and in anticipation of long-term need for expanded undergraduate housing options, the College of William and...

Some of the primary issues in the City of Williamsburg’s City Council Elections, which will be held May 3, is the status of off-campus...

With buzzword issues like diversity, mental health and transparency floating around this Student Assembly election cycle, the three presidential contenders have crafted platforms that expand on their proposed initiatives. These same issues have surfaced in new legislation discussed in the SA senate, which is also preparing for elections March 24.

Mental health, diversity, transparency within the Student Assembly — it’s easy for all the topics in this year’s SA election to get muddled. Although the presidential and vice presidential candidates seem to focus on the same issues, their platforms differ based on the depth of their campaign promises and on their primary goals if elected.

The College of William and Mary’s Student Assembly Senate unanimously voted to approve the dissolution of the Undergraduate Council Feb. 10.

The Board of Visitors’ Committee on Academic Affairs discussed incoming class demographic trends in their meeting Thursday morning at the College of William and...

Student Assembly senators went through the process of confirming executive cabinet and the election commission nominees Tuesday night.

During their first meeting of the new session, the 322nd Student Assembly senate elected Sen. Daniel Ackerman ’16 to serve as chairman of the senate and reelected Sen. Emily Thomas ’17 to serve as secretary.