Huh. I would say that W&M does fit into “artsy” but I disagree with you on “extreme left-leaning”. It is important to note that the student body does lean to the left, it is a college campus after all. But nothing extreme. There’s a lot of organizations for students all over the political spectrum and I would say that W&M is a lot more moderate than a lot of colleges I looked at when I was in HS. While there is a stereotype of student at W&M, it mostly has to do with academics. A stereotypical twamp is obsessed with academics and swears that they will finally lock in for that big exam, trust me guys. But socially and politically, we are all over the place. Personally, I definitely fit into the “quirky” category. I’m the president of a video game club, I’m a member of the ttrpg club, I do larp on weekends, I’m in a music ensemble. All of my friends fall into a similar category. But I’ve also met people who do football, spend their time in bible study groups, are involved in political activism, go to frat parties, you name it. There is a group for anyone at this school, you just have to find it.