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A recent study shows Williamsburg students underperform compared to James City County students in the same joint school district.
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Concerns about the cost and student performance in an independent Williamsburg school district pop up in resident feedback.
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The school would be the first to offer a marine science degree to undergraduate students at a public university in Virginia.
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The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum will showcase gowns, suits and outerwear of Edwardian clothing on rotating display over the next three years.
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Randy Coleman, a chemistry professor at William & Mary, has taught a class on the science of love and other emotion for 20 years.
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The three-day comedy festival will feature college improv comedy groups as well as national stand-up acts.
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Indian Residential Schools committed systemic abuse against indigenous tribes in the 19th and 20th centuries. But William & Mary’s colonial-era school may have been a sought-after experience for tribes, new research shows.
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More than 1,000 people died in traffic crashes in Virginia last year, the highest number in 15 years. Officials attribute the climbing death toll to increased speeding and distracted driving.
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"Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" will be removed from two Williamsburg-James City County high schools' libraries.
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"It's all about creating units,” said Williamsburg city manager Andrew Trivette. “And whichever one of those mechanisms gets us there the fastest is what we're going to focus on.”