<p>Some of you asked questions about politics. </p>
<p>From what I have seen, students who take an active, vocal role in politics are in the minority, and are mostly liberal. Workers’ rights activists, environmental activists and the lgbtq community have a really strong presence on campus. From what I can see, the conservative voice on campus comes mostly in the form of angry editorials. Most students fall somewhere in between, very moderate both in political leanings and in behavior. All things considered, I would describe W&M as a liberal institution, but not a particularly political institution. Still, if you want to march for something, you’ll have the chance, I promise. :)</p>