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. Directed by professor of theatre Holly Maples, the show was performed in the Glenn Close Theatre in Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall. Whether laughing, crying or simply staring in awe, I was glued to my seat for the entire 110-minute duration of “Fun Home.” The nine-person cast, down one actor due to illness —...

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.

Leadership within the High School is drastically changing for the 2023-2024 school year: the positions of Head of School, High School Principal and Director of Student Life are all undergoing turnover, the former two of which are being assumed by people who are new to our post-COVID-19 community.

After promising to take care of Mrs. Orchard’s cat, Moses, for the duration of her stay at the hospital, eight-year-old Clara is shocked to discover that a strange man has moved into her elderly neighbor’s house.

The Willow Project is a multi-decade oil drilling scheme proposed by ConocoPhillips, Alaska’s largestocoPhillips, Alaska’s largest crude oil producer.

A high-profile politician, a head scientist, a flamboyant influencer and her sensible assistant, a men’s rights activist, his airhead girlfriend, and an ex-business partner.

Engage fully. Act professional. Look the part. Dedicate your entire self. Early is on time. On time is late. Although there are countless others, these are some of the key principles of being a dancer that instructors ingrained in my head since I was a young child.

It’s that time of year again, the one that obligates people to make grand romantic gestures for their partner while simultaneously bringing out the desperation of singles. That’s right, it’s Valentine’s Day.