H1N1, commonly known as swine flu, appears to have hit campus, according to a message sent to students, faculty and staff Monday. Updated 3:07 p.m. Tuesday.

On April 19, Kevin Dua ’09 led an effort to break the Guinness world record for the greatest number of people performing pop singer Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” dance. And now the King of Pop is dead.

A William and Mary football player was beaten and robbed during a car hijacking outside of his apartment at approximately 5 a.m. Friday, June 12.

“Our candidate is clearly a rain maker,” Virginia Democratic Senator Warner said as a loud clap of thunder rang out over the crowd gathered for the Democratic Unity Rally at the College of William and Mary Saturday.

The city’s 3-person focus group did not come to a consensus for a solution to the infamous three-person rule.

The College’s mascot search committee’s three-month submission period will end in less than three weeks, on June 30.

The College of William and Mary tied for fourth in graduation rates in the “most competitive” category in a study released yesterday by the American Enterprise Institute.

The College of William and Mary’s Swem Library has received over $5 million in private donations so far this fiscal year, College President Taylor Reveley announced today.

Serge Kovaleski ’84 received a Pulitzer Prize Thursday for his coverage of the scandal surrounding former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.

After opening remarks from President Taylor Reveley and Chancellor Sandra Day O’Connor, the soon-to-be graduates were met with the words of encouragement from former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw.

A fire erupted in a move-out dumpster between Units L and M at approximately 4:05 a.m. Thursday.

Virginia M. Ambler ’88, Ph.D. ’06 was named Vice President for Student Affairs at the College of William and Mary Tuesday.

Steer Clear, and approximately 70 student volunteers, placed 13,470 flags in the Sunken Garden April 28 to commemorate the number of lives lost each year to drunk driving accidents.

When Laura Rogers ’09 was a sophomore, she reported to the administration that she had been sexually assaulted. The case went through a judicial review, which continued into her junior year. Her alleged assailant, a junior at the time of the incident, lost the initial trial and his appeal. He was asked to leave the College.

In the co-enrollment program, students at Virginia community colleges can receive an automatic transfer acceptance to the College after fulfilling several stringent requirements, including completing an associate’s degree with a minimum 3.6 GPA. The students then phase into full-time schedules and eventually graduate with a bachelor’s degree from the College.