By DELLA HETHCOX If you have been running around campus and partaking in various club activities, you may be in need...
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By ELIZABETH BEAUCHAMP Living away from home can be tough during the semester, but being able to make the dishes you...
By JOSEPH GARAY Suspended in mid-air over hardwood floors and surrounded by the bare walls of the University of Mary Washington’s...
By KELLY EMMRICH For my 8 a.m. class last semester, I always gravitated to my staple black yoga pants, athletic shirts...
By EMILY HOLLINGSWORTH “These doughnuts must be something,” I thought, as I arrived at Sugar Shack, the new doughnut shop that...
By JORDAN SCHULTZ If you are like me, finding something you feel like listening to can be very difficult sometimes. For...
By EMILY HOLLINGSWORTH According to a recent study from AT&T, seven out of 10 people reported that they text or...
By JORDAN SCHULTZ The hustle and bustle patterns of campus have changed drastically this year with the addition of the...
By SUZANNE HOLLANDE Whether the University of Mary Washington was your first choice college, or whether it seems like a...
By DELLA HETHCOX Ball Circle bustled as new and returning students flocked around club tables during this semester’s Club Carnival,...
By KELLY EMMRICH Tuesday, April 21 seemed like a regular University Programming Council Bingo Night, but it became much more special....
By CHELSEA FULLER On Friday April 17, the student-led group People for the Rights of Individuals of Sexual Minorities hosted their...
By DELLA HETHCOX The spring semester is almost over and that can only mean one thing: summer and free time....
By TESS OSMER The 2015 “Top-Ten Summer Songs” charts are about to come out and I know if you are...
By NOELLE PAOLICELLI With the summer months quickly approaching, making a brownie bowl to hold your ice cream is genius...
By AMANDA MOTLEY Semester long preparation came alive this past weekend when the University of Mary Washington Performing Arts Club...
By GISELLE FLORES Last weekend kicked off with the debut of Klein Theatre’s production of Oscar Wilde’s play “Lady Windermere’s...
By TIFFANY OSUANAH After transferring here last semester, I started to realize that I wanted to try making more meals...
By DELLA HETHCOX After 84 years of serving hungry students, Seacobeck Dining Hall will say goodbye at the end of...
By ALISON THOET The swelling music, the rising towers and the house symbols branded against swords: the introduction to “Game...
By KELLY EMMERICH Jefferson Square burst into an array of color as friends and strangers alike threw colors at one...
By AERIEL MERILLAT Symfonics held their spring concert with the theme “Deadly Sinfonics” last Thursday, April 2 in Dodd Auditorium....
By AMANDA MOTLEY Oscars Wilde’s play “Lady Windermere’s Fan” is coming to life at Klein Theatre this week with the...
By ALISON THOET Mad Men’s opening sequence was bittersweet last Sunday, knowing there are only a few more chances to...
By EMILY HANSON The One Note Stand held their spring concert last Saturday, April 3, in memorial of Robert (Bob)...
By ALEXA ALLEN Ball Circle buzzed last week as puppies invaded campus for charity. For a donation of $1, students...
By AMANDA MOTLEY Whether or not we want to face the facts, the end of the semester is coming quickly....
By DELLA HETHCOX Netflix has you covered during these last few weeks of the semester, whether you need to do...
By TESS OSMER I always love music that tells a lyrical story. It is the reason we all plug into...
By SARAH NAYLOR This recipe is perfect for one of those long days where you are just too busy or...