By Virginia Scott As we enter tax season, the demise of hockey and football season, another season is right around...
Month: January 2009
By Heather Brady Professor Shawn Humphrey was floating between houses in a Honduran squatter village when he noticed something surprising:...
By Robyn Giannini For the first time ever, men and women students at UMW may be able to room together....
By Christina Lambert The swords are flying three days a week in the auxiliary gym. Swinging slender weapons called the...
By Ryan Marr and Landon James At least once in their life, a person discovers a store that completely changes...
By Tricia Callahan Hootie and the Blowfish sold over 12 million copies of their 1994 release “Cracked Rear View,” according...
By Alex Culbreth When one thinks of the blues, being barreled out of tiny nightclubs or shouted from the streets...
By Danielle Velardi Combs 139 held a steady crowd Friday night as members of the Undeniably Adjacent performed three different...
By Katie Robinson UMW Galleries held an open reception on Thursday, Jan 22 for Dupont Gallery’s new exhibit, “Departures and...
The act of classifying Andrew Bird’s music into a conventional genre for conversational purposes has plagued me for long enough....
By SUSANNAH CLARK Staff Writer Their name says it all. There is no form of footwear more hideous than the...
By KJ Adler I’ve heard the story at least a dozen times from various narrators. Armed with backpacks and hiking...
By Breeanna Sveum As part of a train of 11th hour legislation from the Bush administration, a new federal rule...
By Nick Nelson With the ball in his court and the season hanging in the balance, University of Mary Washington...
By Joey Merkel In a poll of 48 University of Mary Washington students and two faculty members, over half believe...
By Kat Saunders When the residential internet service shut down two weeks ago on Friday the 17th, it raised concerns...
By Eric Steigleder As the national and state economies continue to worsen, Governor Tim Kaine has recommended that the General...
By Heather Brady Regional Police reported dozens of minor crashes in the Fredericksburg area because of the first snowfall of...
By Brian Meaney President Obama’s historical inaugural swearing in on Jan. 20 turned into a four-day long celebration jam-packed with...
By MEGAN EICHENBERG Staff Writer Each month, 25 University of Mary Washington faculty and staff members and six students meet...
Wed. evening, Jan. 28, the Academic Affairs committee moved that the UMW College of Arts and Sciences allow academic apartments...
By Ashley Leake Students will be taking classes in trailers for two years during the Monroe Hall renovations according to...
By Justin Toney Stand by the bust in front of Trinkle Hall and listen to the students walking by. If...
By Anne Hallbrooks-Fulks As a 9th grader, I used to read chain emails forwarded to me by my English teacher...
By Susannah Clark On Tuesday I spent 12 hours at a mall, and it wasn’t for the two-for-one sale at...
By KJ Adler Two years ago I had friends who used to chase each other around, trying to give one...
By Breeanna Sveum Despite Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza strip in recent days, the dominant story in the papers and...
By Joey Merkel The night before he was elected, now President Barack Obama shocked the sports world with his scandalous...
By Nick Nelson On a night honoring the courage of Virginia Tech’s students and faculty in the wake of the...
By Zachary Moretti The Eagles improved their record to 8-6 this year while increasing their Capital Athletic Conference win total...
