This year, the Williamsburg Community Foundation celebrated its 25th Anniversary through a fundraising campaign, raising over $924,000 for local nonprofits. WCF is a local charity founded in 1999, ...

The Flat Hat has been the College of William and Mary’s student newspaper since 1911. It covers the College and the surrounding area of Williamsburg, Virginia, printing every other Tuesday of the ...

Unless you have been living under a rock, you are probably aware that a new café opened in Williamsburg this winter: Hohl. Located in a refurbished house on Richmond Road, this community-focused space ...

Nina Appicello ’26 recently became the first student from the College of William and Mary to be awarded the prestigious Critical Language Scholarship for Persian/Farsi. Through this program run by the ...

Sen. Matt Swenson ’26 spontaneously ran for Student Assembly Senate during his freshman year at the College of William and Mary. To his surprise, as an out-of-state student who knew no one at the ...

In recent years, parking demands have emerged in response to changes on campus, such as construction. Students that live off-campus or frequently leave campus are required to get approval for parking ...

The Ficus Religiosa, a tree native to the Indian subcontinent, has an unusual and predatory lifestyle. Its seeds, contained in bird droppings, fall on surrounding trees and produce aerial roots that ...

The world recently witnessed the 2025 Oscars, the annual night of movie awards that inevitably leaves the internet with many controversies to discuss, and “cinephiles” and film classes with debates to ...

Wednesday, Feb. 12, the U.S. State Department temporarily paused all disbursements to grant fund recipients for 15 days. The decision affected students in the Fulbright, Gilman and Critical Language ...

The bathroom Brian Des Roches ’25 shares with his neighbor is covered in black mold. The shower is crammed under a staircase, making it difficult to stand up while using it. On multiple occasions, the ...

Wednesday, Oct. 30, the William and Mary College Republicans and Young Democrats faced off in a debate, discussing matters of the U.S. economy, immigration, foreign policy and abortion rights. The ...

Nina Argel ‘28 is a prospective public policy major on a pre-law track. She is a Monroe Scholar and a Class of 2028 Senator. Contact her at [email protected]. The views expressed in this article are the ...