For those who don’t know, your Editor in Chief of the DSJ is operating more as a foreign correspondent for the semester. I’m studying abroad

This isn’t exactly my proudest moment, but over break I got dared to eat a can of fish food—and I did.

Throughout American history, there have been numerous writers who helped shape the civil rights movement

Living in a colonial town that is so entangled with slavery, how we talk about colonial Black history is bound to arise.

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On November 7, 2019, Director of Engagement and the artist in residence at the Muscarelle Museum of Art, Steve Prince, unveiled The Links...

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Date parties are the only ways that it can be Halloween year-round. Themes can be anything from “Rhyme Without Reason” to “Opposites...

Although many William and Mary students may share some common interests-- including the affinity for displaying those interests on their...

Reviewing Williamsburg’s pumpkin spices By: Dana Armstrong For weeks and weeks, we suffered through the sweltering swamp of Williamsburg...

By: Danielle White Some summers are better than others when it comes to how many of our favorite musical artists are out on tour. The...