The Christopher Wren Journal

21/09/2022

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Last week, outside of a small house on Griffin Avenue, a group of young men stood, cracking jokes and talking

30/04/2022

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On Tuesday, April 26th, a visitor to the Sadler Center would have found around two dozen young men and women

08/03/2022

On February 28th, William & Mary sent out an email giving an update on mask policies: "After reviewing the data

08/03/2022

Three young men sat on the benches in the center of Tucker Hall, talking amongst themselves quietly, periodically checking their

15/02/2022

Friday marked William & Mary’s annual observation of Charter Day, the school holiday in which the College community comes together

30/09/2021

On July 13, 2021, William and Mary Law School’s Immigration Clinic won its first asylum case. Taken on in the

30/09/2021

This semester at William & Mary will undoubtedly be different. For most students, it will be the first time they

30/09/2021

As we have gone through a year of virtual learning, I think it’s fair to say that we are all

04/05/2021

Read our final articles of the semester below.

Wednesday, April 21, before a highly anticipated Board of Visitors meeting, the College of William & Mary removed student-made posters

21/04/2021

This week, Chloe Folmar reflects on controversial class discussions and how they differ from extracurricular conversations on campus.

This past year, we’ve learned that the acceptant “you belong here” messaging of the College of William & Mary is

20/04/2021

This week, Alexis Pugh reflects on the SciArt Gallery 2021:

Science and art typically occupy separate spaces in our minds, but this week, students at the College of William &

13/04/2021

Jacob Conrod talks political strategy in our latest featured article.

The common perception of many Americans today is that our nation is locked in the grips of what has been

07/04/2021

This week, Jack Ramsdell provides commentary on the 2021 Global Film Festival at William & Mary.

The fourteenth iteration of the College of William & Mary’s annual Global Film Festival occurred this past weekend, its screenings

06/04/2021

This week, Chloe Folmar critiques the oversights of the s*xual consent movement on campus.

Disclaimer: This article discusses mental health, s*xual assault and s*x trafficking. Why is a s*xual consent campaign at the College

03/04/2021

James George discusses his experience as a freshman at William & Mary during COVID-19.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Over the next few weeks, ways of life

01/04/2021

Professor Terry L. Meyers performed the research that led up to the historic discovery of the Bray School. Read about his experience below.

In 2004, English Professor Terry L. Meyers, a scholar of 18th century poetry at the College of William & Mary,

30/03/2021

New articles available at the Christopher Wren Journal.

In a recent email from the Office of the Provost, the College of William & Mary announced that all courses

25/03/2021

Chloe Folmar responds to renaming initiatives at the College of William & Mary.

At the College of William & Mary, a proposition has recently gained traction to rename buildings honoring esteemed alumni like

23/03/2021

This week, Braeden Howell opens up about his experience with mental illness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A lot of different thoughts run through one’s head while at the edge: thoughts of worthlessness, thoughts of defeat, thoughts

16/03/2021

New articles available below.

“BIPOC” has been a popular acronym on campus since last year. It refers to black, indigenous and other people of

08/03/2021

To rename or not to rename? Read more articles from the Wren Journal here:

Over the past few years, calls have arisen to remove Confederate statues across the country. In December of last year,

01/03/2021

Take a look at our first articles of March:

Students at the College of William & Mary show no difficulty discussing and commemorating those who have historically been neglected

23/02/2021

Take a look at our latest issue.

One of the most important elements of classes at the College of William & Mary is their emphasis on respecting

16/02/2021

Our second issue of articles is live now!

A necessary goal of the College of William & Mary is to make students of all backgrounds feel accepted despite

09/02/2021

LAUNCHED. Editor-in-Chief Chloe Folmar '22 explains "Why the Wren Journal?" at link below.

The idea of the Christopher Wren Journal was born in 2020, at the start of a new decade and in

04/02/2021