Geronimo Ritcheson ’29 is a freshman eyeing a major for government or public policy. He’s involved in various organizations ...

Saturday, Oct. 17, around 400 protesters gathered at the Williamsburg-James City General District Court for “No Kings 4: Vote ...

Following a season-ending 92-61 loss against Hofstra in the Coastal Athletic Association tournament quarterfinals, William ...

Wednesday, Oct. 14, the College of William and Mary hosted former Congresswoman Liz Cheney for a fireside chat at the Music ...

Tuesday, Oct. 13, the College of William and Mary’s Student Assembly Senate passed two bills. The senate approved additional ...

The College of William and Mary is one of six inaugural U.S. universities invited to participate in the Entente Cordiale ...

Seven games into its 2026 campaign, William and Mary (3-4, 1-3 Patriot) finds itself in a precarious position. After a strong ...

With under two weeks remaining in its regular season campaign, William and Mary men’s soccer is in the midst of a razor-tight ...

Michael Gabriel ’28 is a history major. Besides writing and editing opinion pieces, he contributes an issue of his Willy and ...

Carson Burch ’27 is a government major from Chesapeake, Virginia. He is a member of the History Club, Public Policy Club, Lutheran Students’ Association and Theodore Roosevelt Society. Outside of his ...

When Elsa Ladenson ’27 first arrived on campus, she was navigating a country that, despite being her own, still felt unfamiliar. Having spent much of her childhood moving between countries as the ...

Wednesday, Oct. 14, students at the College of William and Mary gathered for a protest workshop hosted by the College’s ...