The College of William and Mary played without three of its top players in a 4-1 loss to no. 7 University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Tuesday night.

The Tribe took down the fourth-ranked Wildcats of New Hampshire Saturday afternoon, coming back from a 14-point halftime deficit. Senior quarterback Jake Phillips’ 17-yard touchdown pass to junior wideout D.J. McAulay with 22 seconds remaining gave the Tribe the 38-34 win.

Dr. Imad-ad-Dean Ahmad gave a lecture Wednesday night entitled “Grand Jury Abuse in the Service of Islamophobia” as part of the Student Assembly’s Civil Liberties in Minority Communities lecture series.

Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced today state budget shortfalls of $2.5 billion over the next two years. He has ordered the College of William and Mary to cut $3.4 million from its budget — a 6.5 percent cut from the College’s general funds appropriation.

Rogue Wave lead singer Zach Rogue slipped two discs in his neck and cannot perform.

A funding request from the Veterans Society received reluctant support from the senate at the Student Assembly senate meeting Tuesday night.

“Let’s get some noise in here,” former Democratic National Committee Chair Terry McAuliffe said this afternoon as he entered the silent room. “You’d think it was a Republican fundraiser.”

Attorney and pro-life advocate Rececca Kiessling spoke to campus pro-life group Students for Life last night at the College of William and Mary about abortion in the case of rape.

Listening to yet another album by a band that has long stagnated can only torture the soul. Fortunately for us, the Kings of Leon reaches new realms of creativity in “Only By The Night,” its latest release.

With the release of Jack’s Mannequin’s second album, “The Glass Passenger,” Andrew McMahon proves he still has the talent for the type of writing raw, emotional lyrics that propelled his former band, Something Corporate, into piano-rock fame.