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White caps (5) with navy lettering, "Team MWC, Mary Washington College." Red Trim highlights "Mary Washington College."

Navy blue, short sleeve T-shirt with white lettering, "Mary Washington College, I Was Here Before U." The back is left plain. This slogan references the name change from "Mary Washington College" to "University of Mary Washington" in 2004.

Blue, long-sleeve T-shirt with black lettering, "I Survived the Burning Bush, 12-5-80." This references the worst fire in Mary Washington's history in the Bushnell building which was started by a cigarette left burning in one of the dorm rooms. The…

A brass loving cup presented to Edna Peck Reed by the Fredericksburg Kiwanis Club at "Class Day" for having contributed more than any other senior to the building of the college.

Bronze colored key-chain with the Mary Washington College Seal of Spinning Wheel and Torch etched in the center. The back is plain.

Scalloped-edged pendant to be worn on a chain. The colors are gold, navy and white with the College Seal of Spinning Wheel and Torch in the center. The back is plain.

Pennants (4)- Large and small navy blue pennants with white lettering, "MWC" and"Mary Washington College." Both have the Eagle Mascot emblem.
Medium and small light blue pennants with white lettering, "Mary Washington College." Both have the…

Gray T-Shirt with navy lettering, "Mary Washington College Equestrian- 1908." Image of horse and rider in white. The riding program at Mary Washington is one of the oldest continuously active club sports on campus having begun in 1934. Under the…

Red T-shirt with black lettering and images of a "devil" and a "goat" boxing. The reverse has the devil image and lettering.
This long standing tradition of competition began in the 1920's and pits odd year graduating classes (Devils) against even…

Green T-shirt with white lettering, "mdub 06." The reverse is blank.
The attainment of university status in 2004 also created a long debate over the institution's name change especially among faculty and alumni. Most students at the time seemed…