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A small crowd gathered in silence on the steps of the Sunken Garden Nov. 20. The stairs were lined with the glow of electric...

The College of William and Mary announced last January that after almost a decade, gender neutral housing would be allowed for the 2016-17 academic...

The administration’s decision to open gender neutral housing represents an important step in creating a more welcoming and safe college. The move demonstrates an...

Because so many factors go into sexual and gender identities, there really is not only one concrete definition of these identities. As a result, these identities will have different definitions to different people.

During their weekly Tuesday meeting, Student Assembly senators failed to confirm the nomination of Secretary of Public Affairs Scott Caravello ’15 to the election commission. They also introduced five bills in new business.

Kaveh Sadeghian ’12 and Molly Bulman ’12 won the Student Assembly presidential and vice presidential election Thursday. Sadeghian and Bulman won the election with 56 percent of the vote, while runners up David Alpert ’13 and Tam Middleton ’14 took 41 percent of the vote. There were more votes cast for gender-neutral housing and STI testing referendums than for SA president. Both referendums passed by large majorities. “I am so thankful to everyone who supported us, and [I am] relieved and excited to get started on everything,” Sadeghian said.

Kaveh Sadeghian '12 and Molly Bulman '12 have won the Student Assembly presidential and vice presidential election. Sadeghian and Bulman received 1,538 votes, which constitutes 56 percent of the vote, while David Alpert '13 and Tam Middleton '14 garnered 1,127 votes, which counted for 41 percent of the vote. Write-in candidate Ian Goodrum '12 received 25 votes, 3 percent of the presidential vote. The ballot also contained two SA referendums, which both passed.

_Edited 11:21 a.m._ The College of William and Mary Student Assembly Senate passed the Student Money Protection Act by a vote of 16-0-1 at its meeting Tuesday. The bill is a response to the recent discovery by student auditors that money from the Consolidated Student Publications Reserve Fund was used to pay the salaries of two graduate assistants in the past three years.

Sexile is a phenomenon known in college dorms everywhere. A student is displaced from his or her own room while his or her roommate enjoys some private time with a significant other. Although sexile is not a new occurrence in college dorms, the issue has received renewed publicity in recent months. This September, Tufts University created an official rule: No sex when your roommate is in the room — or kicking hem out to have sex. This also includes roomates’ study hours, sleeping hours or privacy being disturbed.

Thursday, June 29, public and private higher education institutions across the country experienced a historic shift when the United States Supreme Court effectively ended...