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Renaming buildings
The College of William & Mary is coming to terms with its ties to slavery and racism. READ MORE
Confronting history: W&M Board of Visitors split on ‘imperatives’ to rename buildings at the college
At-home COVID test
William & Mary plans to welcome back its students for the fall semester during the coronavirus but with some requirements. READ MORE
At-home COVID-19 tests: W&M expects students to stick to the ‘honor code’
Grafton update
James Carroll, the division’s chief operations officer, said the completion date for the repairs is set for Aug. 21, but they are hoping to finish repairs even sooner. READ MORE
Standing the test of time: Grafton Complex scheduled to complete repairs by Aug. 21
Local coronavirus testing sites
As coronavirus cases rise across Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, it may take longer to receive your COVID-19 results. READ MORE
New gun laws
More than 1,000 people have been denied the purchase of a firearm under a new law in Virginia that limits purchases to one handgun a month. READ MORE