College remembers, mourns 9/11 This ceremony in honor of the one-year anniversary of Sept. 11 is one of many events to be held within the College and greater Williamsburg communities in remembrance of the events of last Sept. 11.
Donation to aid scholars Last week at Opening Convocation President Sullivan announced the establishment of a $21 million merit-based scholarship for undergraduates at the College.
Convocation starts College's 309th year NASA astronaut and U.S. Navy Capt. David Brown, '78, delivered the opening convocation address to the Class of 2006 Friday.
Envoy teaches policy class Gen. Anthony Zinni, currently President Bush's Special Envoy to the Middle East, is instructing a seminar on Ethics and Foreign Policy during the spring and fall semesters this year.
LAUREN PUTNOCKY -- The Flat Hat
Senior Van Smith gives a speech to inspire students on their way to the rally supporting a $900 million bond package for Virginia at Norfolk State University yesterday.
Students rally in support of bond Hundreds of students from across the state gathered at Norfolk State University to gain support for a $900 million bond package yesterday.
Possible rent increase result of proposed city program Rental rates in the City of Williamsburg may rise as a result of a proposed change in rental housing regulations now under consideration by the Williamsburg City Council.
SA promotes freshman involvement in politics At an information session organized by the Student Assembly Senate Wednesday, student leaders representing a variety of offices addressed freshmen interested in getting involved with student government on campus.
Police Beat A listing of recent campus crime reports for the week of August 30, 2002.
World Beat: Bosnia Republika Srpska, the separatist Bosnian Serb government making up one-half of what is now the country of Bosnia in the former Yugoslavia, issued a report Sept. 3 stating that the Srebrenica massacre, widely considered the largest single mass killing in Europe since World War II, was not a war crime.
