Contrary to “Say No to Low Rise Jeans,” Britney did, in fact, pull off the denim silhouette. 

Some undergraduate seniors leave their alma mater with certainty. Grace Ki Rivera ’26 leaves with curiosity.

Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, the College of William and Mary celebrated its 333rd Charter Day and officially initiated the Year of Civic Leadership. The designation is especially fitting, given the fact that the United States celebrates the Quarter Millennium this year. 

Every semester, hundreds of students at the College of William and Mary rank Intro to Creative Writing in their carts. Despite the popularity of its flagship course, the English Department’s Creative Writing Program currently only offers a minor. Thanks to demand from students and professors, this may soon change.

After years of watching the construction of the Integrated Science Center’s newest addition from afar, graduating senior and data science major Alisha Khodabocus ’26 takes a tour and gives her perspective of the new ISC4.

Using 230,000 Lego bricks, members of the Tribe construct at 64-square-foot model of historic campus, featuring the Sir Christopher Wren Building, the President’s House, and the Brafferton Building. Clare Pacella ’28 talks with Director of Wren Operations and Events Charles Fulcher ’99 about the project.

Campus is always under construction. But this time, one man is doing it block by block.