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Time Goes By So Slowly: International students at College reconcile remote learning with time...
Students often lament 8 a.m. classes, but for many international students, having an 8 a.m. class in their time zone would be considered a...
Virginia General Assembly creates new scholarship program for descendants of enslaved individuals
Pending the signature of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, new legislation will require the College of William and Mary to offer some type of tangible...
The Word on Reparations, Part 2: Implicit
Implicit. As I reflect on my time at the College of William and Mary, I often ponder over the sleek, implicit ways that discrimination...
Alumnus runs for governor: Pete Snyder launches gubernatorial bid
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, Pete Snyder ’94 saw small businesses struggling to stay afloat. Using his background in business, he...
Computer science major creates new course registration service
For many College of William and Mary students, course selection often results in the constant monitoring of classes, hoping for the chance to grab...