I used to think that The College of William and Mary sought to pen students up because it has this notion that all students at the College are wild animals in need of domestication.

The assumption that alcohol advertisements must be shielded from the potentially vulnerable college community is both paternalistic and illogical.

The construction on campus is creating a nice, fine layer of dirt on almost everything. There seems to be no part of campus that is not in the vicinity of some fenced-in area in which construction workers are gathering — and working.

Welcome to the freshman class of 2014 and to the transfers and returning students.

Alec Anderson, a northern California native who came to the College of William and Mary as a sophomore transfer student, has been a fixture of main stage theater productions since his arrival on campus

Saturday morning, 8 a.m. The birds sing as the morning sun shines down on those dedicated runners jogging up and down Duke of Gloucester Street and Merchants Square is lined with tents and vendors selling everything from apples and berries to honey and bison.

Daly looking for increased offensive output this fall

The first week of August marked the inaugural run of 7Generations, a pre-orientation service project started by the Office of Community Engagement and Scholarship to help engage new students in service projects designed to meet the needs of the surrounding area.

Baako to move up top to help replace now graduated Hoxie.

The soon-to-be Tribe Square dorm might literally cater to Tribe choices. While the William and Mary Real Estate Foundation, which is in charge of the project, has the ultimate say in regard to the tenants, the final decision on which businesses will move into the 12,000-square feet of retail space in the building’s first floor could be influenced by student input.