By Jess Masulli A memorial service to honor Preston Hirten will be held at the University of Mary Washington soccer...
Day: September 2, 2009
By Heather Brady Over 850 students from the most diverse freshman class in Mary Washington history moved into their dorms...
By Heather Brady Mary Washington has confirmed one case of swine flu in a student, and three other students are...
By Sarah Smith “We are rationing care by saying people who don’t have money can’t have coverage,” said one woman...
By Eric Steigleder Senior Samantha Miller was elected as the Student Government Association President last spring. In a student election...
By Sara Marron This year, three levels of the University Parking Deck located off of Alvey Drive are no longer...
By Sarah Sanders Despite recent obstacles in staffing, the Simpson Library will maintain its regularly scheduled hours of operation this...
By Nick Nelson Mascots, marching bands, cheerleaders and fight songs are all in the air. Grills are being dusted off...
By Zach Moretti The NFL season is almost upon us. Everyone starts fresh with a clean slate and the dream...
This newspaper is yours. In a time when newspapers and magazines are folding like origami, college publications are some of...
By Leah Kieff I was surprised yesterday when a liberal friend of mine turned to me in class bemoaning the...
By Brittany DeVries I walked by Jefferson Hall earlier, the lawn strewn with Target and Pottery Barn belongings. Collecting newspaper...
By Susannah Clark I spent my Last Summer of Independence on a concert-binge. Taking advantage of the last extended time...
By Megan Eichenberg As the first week of classes kicked off last week, Jim Groom, instructional technology specialist and adjunct...
By Sadie Hagberg Tuesday was finally here- the day. Well, the second day. After a cancelled Monday flight I was finally...
By Ryan Marr If there’s one thing I learned at the Rappahannock Film Festival this past weekend, besides that sitting...
By Missak Artinian From the bizarre to the brilliant, the experimental to the conventional, the second annual Rappahannock Independent Film...
By Paige Paterno The art department will host the grand opening of two exhibits at Riddenhoff Martin and DuPont art...
Thursday, September 4 • “The Group Studio Faculty Art Show” grand opening at the DuPont Gallery from 5-7 p.m. Show...
By Missak Artinian I think it would only be fair of me to preface this review of Neil Blomkamp’s “District...
By Landon James Welcome back to school from a hopefully awesome summer. No doubt, many of you noticed several changes...
Rewriting the end of World War II is a daring feat that only someone as arrogant and undeniably talented as...
