The Flat Hat • November 20, 2024

Offscript Theatre Talk: "Fun Home" authentically captures grief, complex family dynamics

Nov. 14-17, the College of William and Mary's theater department presented "Fun Home," a Tony award-winning musical based on a graphic novel memoir of the same name written by Alison Bechdel.

The Flat Hat • November 20, 2024

Students share reactions to PATH system changes, new schedules

Wednesday, Nov. 13, the College of William Wil and Mary released students' schedules for the spring semester through the new online registration software PATH. The add/drop period commenced the following Monday, Nov. 18, opening to students at staggered times based on social class.

The Flat Hat • November 6, 2024

Williams, Ramsey, Dent win council seats, students share thoughts on elections

Tuesday, Nov. 5, students at the College of William and Mary and Williamsburg residents participated in the 2024 national and local elections. In the race for city council, voters chose Ayanna Williams ’26, Williamsburg City Council Member Barbara Ramsey ’75 and Vice Mayor Pat Dent to fill the three spots up for grabs.

The Flat Hat • October 23, 2024

Why I no longer watch presidential debates

Twice now, I have watched my peers crowd around the tiny television screen in our neighboring dorm hall's lounge and listen intently to the presidential and vice presidential candidates' every word.

The Flat Hat • October 23, 2024

College launches Red Flag Campaign focussed on sexual violence

Starting Oct. 14, the College of William and Mary's Office of Health Promotion hosted a week-long sexual assault awareness initiative called the Red Flag Campaign. The campaign aimed to inform students about sexual assault, dating violence and stalking on college campuses to teach them how to spot red flags in their relationships.

The Flat Hat • October 9, 2024

Pioneering new perspectives: Theater department’s “Men on Boats” tackles masculinity with laughs

Oct. 3 – 6, the College of William and Mary’s theater department put on its first production of the semester, “Men on Boats,” in the Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall Studio Theatre.

The Standard • May 10, 2024

Senior Supplement Publication

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The Standard • May 10, 2024

Senior Supplement Master Pages

Redesign for The Standard's Senior Supplement

The Standard • April 29, 2024

Issue 4 Front Page

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The Standard • March 6, 2024

Issue 3 Front Page

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The Standard • February 5, 2024

Students compete in Spirit Assembly, Grade 12 wins Spirit Cup

To conclude the High School’s annual Spirit Week, Student Council hosted a Spirit Assembly in the Farmer Gym Feb. 2. After a series of competitions and athletic games, Grade 12 was announced as the winner.

The Standard • December 8, 2023

Grade 12 gingerbread competition

Grade 12 students gathered with their advisories in the Commons Dec. 5 to compete in a gingerbread house-building contest.

The Standard • December 7, 2023

Eating disorders: The struggle behind closed doors

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The Standard • December 7, 2023

Accepted! Investigating admissions, re-enrollment, course scheduling

Over the last three school years, the number of students in the High School has increased by almost 12%, according to the Office of Admissions.

The Standard • December 7, 2023

Issue 2 Front Page

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The Standard • October 26, 2023

Issue 1 Front Page

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The Standard • October 11, 2023

Environment, Explained: Felling of Sycamore Gap tree highlights eco-violence, disregard for nature

Hello there! Welcome back to another year of “Environment, Explained” where I share my take on current climate news. In this entry, I will be dissecting the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree Sept. 27 and how this incident reflects a culture of eco-violence and environmental terrorism within our society.

The Standard • September 1, 2023

Print Master Pages

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The Standard • June 5, 2023

2023 ISSTs Recap

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The Standard • June 5, 2023

Point Counterpoint: Should schools ban ChatGPT?

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