After a bye and a monumental win over No. 1 ranked Villanova, Tribe football could be in danger of underestimating No. 2 ranked Delaware this Saturday. If Jimmye Laycock takes advantage of the extra week, the Tribe could supplant their status as a division II powerhouse.
Recent articles
‘Kalatozov, Cuba, and the Missile Crisis,’ Tepper lecture celebrates 30th anniversary of Dobro Slovo...
Friday, April 12, the Russian, East European and Eurasian studies department welcomed Anthony Anemone, an emeritus professor from the New School for Public Engagement...
Green and Gold secures CAA weekend wins, defeats Elon, Campbell
Saturday, April 13, William and Mary women’s tennis (14-6, 6-0 CAA) defeated Elon (12-9) 5-2 at Mackesy Tennis Center in Williamsburg, Va.
Saturday’s victory came...
Newly-elected student body President Terra Sloane ’25 shares experience, goals for her administration
Student Assembly Secretary of Health and Safety Terra M. Sloane ‘25 was recently elected SA president at the College of William and Mary, following...
Eve of Eid-al-Fitr: SAIO hosts first annual Chaand Raat celebration at the College with...
Tuesday, April 9, the South Asian Interfaith Organization hosted a Chaand Raat celebration in the Crim Dell Meadow. Chaand Raat is a festival observed...
