Gathering posts...
The Great Outdoors
One of my favorite things about William & Mary is all of the green space on and around campus. For me, spending time outside is a major source of stress relief. So, during my college search, I really prioritized finding a school with a beautiful campus. Now that the weather is (finally!) starting to warm […]
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GSP: W&M students mentor in local schoolsW&M students participating in the Griffin School Partnership program share their experiences.
@WMNews: Students partner with @WMLibraries to address textbook affordability: https://t.co/fG02aoyhli https://t.co/0jiOvWudzj
@WMNews: It's a busy Saturday with the annual Earth Week Festival, a concert benefitting the local Refugee Resettlement Prog… https://t.co/k2TN1qtJPR
@williamandmary: Two plaques, one honoring African-Americans and the other recognizing women, now hang prominently on the piers of t… https://t.co/3y30btWaXY
Two plaques, one honoring the university's first African-American students in residence and the other recognizing the university's first women students, were unveiled and dedicated at the Wren Building yesterday afternoon. The plaques now hang prominently on the piers of the Wren portico.
Read more about the ceremony and the inspiring women who played a pivotal role in William & Mary’s 325-year history: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2018/african-americans,-women-receive-place-of-honor-at-soul-of-wm.php
@WMNews: W&M dedicated two new plaques at the Wren Building yesterday in honor of #wm50Legacy and #wmWomen. Read more:… https://t.co/5T4bsDqu4f
@WMNews: As the long-term @WM_LemonProject effort prepares for the next chapter, a Board of Visitors resolution apologizes f… https://t.co/9hyiwWdgRQ
@williamandmary: RT @WillHPayne: .@williamandmary boss Prez Taylor Reveley and his crew #wmalumni #taylortime #wmpresident #gotribe #williamandmary https://t.co/NIAc4TgsI4
@WMNews: For W&M's Mock Trial Team the road to the national championship this weekend has been paved with failure, success a… https://t.co/4ZUBtCN93W
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: ‘A remarkable year’: 50th anniversary commemoration culminates with Legacy Weekend. Learn more:… https://t.co/9O6uzjc3v5
@WMNews: Today @williamandmary added plaques to the Wren Building honoring W&M's first African-American residential students… https://t.co/oUkwI1A2jQ
@WMNews: This week, environmental activist @drvandanashiva visited a COLL 300 course as part of #wmEarthWeek to discuss sust… https://t.co/ooqE0Wbohr
@WMNews: W&M broke all #OneTribeOneDay records with 12,770 donors, a 570 percent increase since the first giving day in 2014… https://t.co/xdXywndamm
@WMNews: From freshman lab mates to @NSF fellows: two @williamandmary undergrads were recently selected from a field 12,000+… https://t.co/F44cdO9Fhn
@williamandmary: "I didn’t go to college or law school at W&M...So how did W&M come to capture my heart and mind so completely?" Tay… https://t.co/cukLRfyuDX
W&M students hanging out at Crim Dell on a warm spring afternoon.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Crim Dell is one of the most photographed spots on the W&M campus.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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This guy looks pretty stoked that he skated the red bricks of the W&M campus.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Ultimate Frisbee is a club-level sport for men and women at W&M. Teams travel to competitive tournaments throughout the east coast.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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@WMNews: Janice Griffith chose to honor her late husband's lifelong commitment to public service with a $1M gift. Learn more… https://t.co/h1oX31jPIi
@williamandmary: RT @WMAlumni: Join the @williamandmary community at noon TOMORROW for the unveiling of two new plaques on the Wren Building which… https://t.co/nWQXM0lzyw
Students are all smiles when spring arrives on the W&M campus.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Members of the Tribe Men's Cross Country team hit the bricks in front of the W&M President's House.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Tribe Men's Cross Country team members run past the W&M President's House on an early spring Williamsburg morning.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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W&M tradition: National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations are largely focused on service.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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@WMNews: ‘A remarkable year’: 50th anniversary commemoration culminates with Legacy Weekend. Learn more:… https://t.co/9O6uzjc3v5
Active Citizenship Reflection
Every year I get to host our Celebration of Active Citizenship which recognizes the many ways students have prioritized community in the past year. While the cupcakes and awards are pretty great, one of my favorite parts of the celebration is listening to students reflect on their community experiences. This year our student speaker was Andrew […]
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A walk with Meyers: Sites of black history at W&MTerry Meyers, professor emeritus, leads a walking group on a tour of sites of history.
'We Have Come': Work with what you've gotExcerpts from the 'We Have Come' performance by soulful storyteller Onawumi Jean Moss.
Botetourts and Ebony Expressions: 'Turn the World Around'The Botetourt Chamber Singers, under the directions of Jamie Bartlett, with current and alumni members of Ebony Expressions, perform 'Turn the World Around.'
'We Have Come': The story of Rainbow CrowSoulful storyteller Onawumi Jean Moss tells the story of Rainbow Crow.
@WMNews: Eight IDEA grants have been awarded by @WMDiversity to initiatives that are working to advance diversity and inclu… https://t.co/77COkNOVuk
@WMNews: W&M's @VIMS_News dedicated a new building on Friday. Learn more about the 32,000 sq. ft., #LEED-certified Davis Hal… https://t.co/BC4bdtqnjS
@WMNews: W&M physicist Tricia Vahle elected co-spokesperson for @novaexperiment studying neutrinos: https://t.co/fLDgX9hhWN https://t.co/TvzJkXsEu4
@WMNews: Members of the W&M Queen's Guard stood watch today at the Sunken Garden to honor the memory of those who lost their… https://t.co/zgm7k7eEss
@WMNews: Reminder: the public unveiling of the Wren Building plaques commemorating #wm50Legacy & #wmWomen will take place Th… https://t.co/2qKP3kuRwn
@WMNews: The inaugural Whole of Government Nat'l Security Conference is April 20. Three dozen speakers will touch on will Wa… https://t.co/7SOMgQ9PF2
@williamandmary: It's Day for Admitted Students! To our newest members of the Tribe (and your families): we welcome you and hope you… https://t.co/Uon73areGf
@williamandmary: Don't miss #wmEarthWeek April 15- 21 🌳You can get all the info on the week's events, like the annual Earth Day Fest… https://t.co/kW8hIaBqSY
@WMNews: W&M public policy grad students aid Virginia's battle against flooding with research project examining development… https://t.co/9OrPhESqHV
@williamandmary: RT @InternationalWM: .@williamandmary's Inaugural Whole of Government Nat'l Security Conference, April 20, will discuss Veterans, Warfig… https://t.co/Lhoo5mFjP4
@WMNews: Lifelong public service: National Pan-Hellenic Council at W&M builds on tradition https://t.co/57xH8xJHKx https://t.co/DULkEwd5wq
W&M Public Policy: Saving communities money on flood insuranceGraduate students in W&M's Public Policy program have created a report to help individuals and communities save money on their federal flood insurance premiums by participating in the Community Rating System (CRS).
Another face: Lynn Briley's bookAn excerpt from a performance of "Boundaries Unbound" by Valarie Gray Holmes, in which she portrays a W&M staff member paying tribute to the first three African-American residential students at the university, including Lynn Briley ’71.
Three questions for Janet, Karen and LynnDuring the class 'Workshop on Black Expressive Culture,' instructor Steve Prince and class members questioned William & Mary's first black residential students Janet Brown Strafer '71, Karen Ely '71 and Lynn Briley '71.
@WMNews: RT @WMTribeFootball: Colonial All-Pro Football Camp to Feature @KirkCousins8, @deshaunwatson #RisingTribe https://t.co/OKAEYTLyCE
@WMNews: Sheila Johnson's guidance and support has impacted countless families over her 26-year career at the Williamsburg C… https://t.co/N9EqaLP3nO
@WMNews: Generations of W&M law students will receive tuition support thanks to one couple's generous $1M scholarship gift:… https://t.co/BkBYkdgU6d
@WMNews: New hybrid classes are coming to @WMDCCenter this summer featuring online coursework as well as in-person sessions… https://t.co/KMAo4DpqS5
@williamandmary: RT @wmprocurement: Today is the day! Join us for the W&M Supplier Diversity Fair at the Campus Center's Trinkle Hall from 1pm - 4pm to… https://t.co/gcX00TH1ti
@WMNews: Professor of Music Anne Rasmussen's efforts to make students more aware of refugees in the local community continue… https://t.co/9088jFob6W
@WMNews: #wmEarthWeek is right around the corner. To see next week's schedule of events, including a COLL 300 lecture from g… https://t.co/6KfeEuQcpC
@WMNews: In @NatureNews: The tragedy of a bad sexual wager. The article, which counts two W&M scientists among its co-author… https://t.co/vDM4ejcQMQ
@williamandmary: The W&M Supplier Diversity Fair, which allows for department representatives to network with small, women and minor… https://t.co/fVcmudaeVw
@williamandmary: RT @ImpactWM: Thank you to everyone who has given on this tremendous day!
Don't get sucked in to late night tv, help us push in… https://t.co/2IAexVcX4z
@williamandmary: #OneTribeOneDay is almost at an end, but President Reveley’s watch isn’t over yet. Enjoy Game of Tribes and help us… https://t.co/wiTKlQY8hp
@williamandmary: Help us Tribe, you're our only hope. We have $300,000 up for grabs in the next two challenges. Share the next video… https://t.co/1w0m6iGEVD
@williamandmary: Do Griffins really bleed green and gold? With your help we've unlocked the #OneTribeOneDay 8,000-donor Green & Gold… https://t.co/mQ0TDnATjy
Do Griffins really bleed green and gold? With your help we've unlocked the 8,000-donor Green & Gold Challenge so now you can find out. Know someone who hasn't given yet? Encourage them to help us meet our next goal by giving back and paying it forward at http://www.wm.edu/otod
Thanks for the idea Scotty P.
@WMNews: RT @VCUnews: "Has the James River reached peak eagle?" @WMNews checks in on the work of @CtrConsBiology, a joint program of the… https://t.co/xDc1gKtSqu
@williamandmary: Just call him Coach Reveley. We've reached the 6,078-donor milestone to unlock another #OneDayOneTribe video. Wonde… https://t.co/l7TmPTGxAa
We've reached the 6,078-donor milestone and unlocked the $50,000 Sell-Phillips Family Challenge! Tune in to see President Reveley coach the William & Mary Tribe Men's Basketball team on to victory and don't forget to make your gift at http://www.wm.edu/otod to help release the next video.
Cheers to Chris Stratton '08 for the buzzer-beating idea!
@WMNews: Saturday's Day for Admitted Students will give the Class of 2022 a chance to get to know the W&M campus community.… https://t.co/VDvaVvf1dA
@williamandmary: The next #OneTribeOneDay video has been unlocked! In this user-inspired video, President Reveley pays a visit to th… https://t.co/UwIaAVqNZQ
@williamandmary: RT @JS_Brain: Sending my #onetribeoneday donation to @williamandmary from where it all began! 🇬🇧 Didn’t get a picture of the port… https://t.co/42CHVIqgBd
@williamandmary: It's #OneTribeOneDay AND #TaylorTime 🎉 Which means this week's tribute has to be all of the classic Reveley moments… https://t.co/n901KfEw7e
It's #OneTribeOneDay, which naturally means that this week's #TaylorTime is all of the wonderful One Tribe One Day videos featuring President Reveley. Each gift brings us closer to unlocking classic videos like this Stranger Things parody featuring Reveley as bat-wielding Steve Harrington.
Thanks to Eileen Kiley Curren, Colleen Daszkiewicz and Kim Sosa for their "strange" idea!
2018 One Tribe One Day: Stranger TribeThis year we asked the William & Mary community to submit ideas for the One Tribe One Day vide series. Thank you to Eileen Kiley Curren ‘02, Colleen Daszkiewicz '15, and Kim Sosa for your "strange" suggestion.
Learn more about One Tribe One Day at giving.wm.edu
Half and Half
At the end of my first year at William & Mary, I had this strange realization that I had completed half of my time in Williamsburg. And as this year comes to an end, I am starting to get that same strange feeling that I am going to turn my last essay for St Andrews […]
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@WMNews: In celebration of #NationalLibraryWeek, @WMLibraries & @WRLibrary are teaming up to expand access to library resour… https://t.co/CXez4xXu87
@WMNews: Research at @williamandmary shows that we're stronger than we think, especially as we age: https://t.co/zF9p1XMyml https://t.co/m1ElpCQtZj
@WMNews: There will be an update on the current impact of the For the Bold campaign this afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Commonwe… https://t.co/Gcj7Gm34kX
@WMNews: A book from the Omohundro Institute (@OIEAHC), an independent research organization housed at W&M, is one of three… https://t.co/BLq9BTS6un
In class with: W&M history professor Fabricio Prado (& 1950's cultural icon James Dean)Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Associate Professor Fabricio Prado represented the humanities in the 2018 Raft Debate.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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W&M Professor Prado specializes in Colonial Latin America and the History of the Atlantic World.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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W&M history professor Chitralekha Zutshi was a recipient of the Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence in 2014.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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Professor Chitralekha Zutshi is quite animated when she teaches her W&M history classes.Photo by Stephen Salpukas
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A multidisciplinary witness: Zutshi edits 'Kashmir'W&M professor of history Chitralekha Zutshi discusses her new book "Kashmir: History, Politics, Representation."
@williamandmary: RT @ImpactWM: What President Reveley does in this year’s #OneTribeOneDay video series was up to you...did your idea make the cut?… https://t.co/cCKQaVIMmp
In class with Lerman: Large puppetsStudents animate large objects in W&M's Puppetry in Performance class.
In class with Lerman: Small puppetsStudents animate small objects in W&M's Puppetry in Performance class.
I Hope I Get It
A lot of my friends are currently navigating the world of interviews and/or leaving their current jobs. This can be pretty scary, especially since most of my peers are still at their first job out of college. I’m no expert on the subject, and I’m not going to pretend to be, but luckily I know […]
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A Challenging Education Worth Fighting For
Among the most frequently asked questions when giving a campus tour is about the workload at William & Mary. “Will I be able to handle the work?” “Am I able to thrive here?” “Is William & Mary a sweatshop?” (NO!) Two years ago, I was debating on the same issue and had similar concerns with […]
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@williamandmary: We invite you to join us in toasting President Taylor Reveley's decade of leadership by sharing your tributes with… https://t.co/PRUmVjE2fx
An Education in Kittens
“Is it hard to give them back?” That’s almost always the first question I am asked when someone learns that I foster cats and kittens for our local Heritage Humane Society. Of course it is hard to say goodbye to faces like this, but it is also right. Hard but right is one of the […]
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Surprise!
Registration time has the tendency to bring surprises. Some of those surprises are welcome and others, not so much. One of the best things about creating a new schedule is the uncertainty associated with a new beginning. It’s kind of like an academic birthday! With this in mind, some of our Exec Board members wanted […]
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Rising from the Coastal Plain: A Proper Mt. William & Mary!
Over the years I’ve used this blog to report on geologic research in a format that’s intended to be both accessible and digestible by a wide audience. This post highlights an exciting new research finding, and explores the intriguing possibilities for William & Mary that could come from this ground-breaking discovery. First, a little background: […]
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@williamandmary: Congrats, Connor! Champion has a nice ring to it, but personally we prefer 3-Point King. 🏆🏀👑 #RisingTribe https://t.co/7Ilnku7loa
@williamandmary: Warmer temps mean it's a great day to soak up the sun or throw the disc around on the Sunken Garden. #wmInSpring https://t.co/hvtRUU0Ucu
@williamandmary: This week's #TaylorTime tribute throws it back to 2010 when President Reveley helped announce W&M's iconic new masc… https://t.co/quVoAB7O5l
We're honoring President Taylor Reveley's decade of leadership every Tuesday until his retirement. This week's Taylor Time tribute throws it back to 2010 when W&M was searching for a new mascot. When a new symbol that was capable of standing the test of time and engendering affection for W&M was found, Reveley announced the selection in this classic video.
Learn more about the search for W&M's new mascot: https://www.wm.edu/about/mascot/background/index.php
Fake news: Soccer, Trump and peanut-butter cupsElizabeth Losh discusses stories that are not real during her presentation of W&M's 13th Tack Lecture "Fake News for Real People."
Fake news: Radio, printing presses and the 'dystopian' futureElizabeth Losh discusses fake news of the past as well as the future during her presentation of W&M's 13th Tack Lecture "Fake News for Real People."
Fake news: The 'dystopian' futureElizabeth Losh describes the 'dystopian' future during her presentation of W&M's 13th Tack Lecture "Fake News for Real People."
And we continue marching on
This weekend I had the privilege of joining the thousands of people in Washington D.C. to March For Our Lives. I am grateful for the amazing experience, not only because I spoke out about a cause I care about, but also because I had the support of my friends and classmates from W&M. No matter […]
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Why William & Mary? People & Places
Why choose to attend William & Mary? I’ll offer up two reasons to attend William & Mary: people & places. It’s the people that make William & Mary a distinctive and supportive community. At W&M you’ll be afforded the opportunity to learn, study and conduct research, not just on our winsome campus, but at places […]
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Let BOB Help You!
It’s nearly course registration time again! Confused? Have questions? There is always BOB to guide you through the process. Who’s this Bob, you say? The invisible PA who brings doughnuts to the meetings? Nope. BOB is a way of approaching class registration so that it is the fun experience it was always meant to be. […]
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Decisions, Decisions – 2018 Regular Decisions Released
We Admit It! After meeting you on the road and here on campus, communicating with you via email and on the phone, and spending the past several months reviewing and discussing your applications, the time is finally here. Freshman admission decisions have officially been released. As we are posting this, decision notification emails for those who applied Regular […]
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Decisions, Decisions – #wm2022 (aka 2018 Regular Decision Admit Edition)
We Admit It! It’s hard to put into words the absolute and unadulterated joy the members of our Admission Committee are feeling right now. We finally get to share the great news with you, the people who have so impressed and inspired us over the course of this admission cycle. Yes, “Good Things” means what you think […]
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Decisions, Decisions – 2018 Regular Decision Waitlist Edition
We Admit It! We wish we could send good news to all of our wonderfully talented applicants. Unfortunately, the small class size that makes William & Mary appealing to so many also forces us to make several tough decisions among our very qualified students. As a result, we are not able to admit all of the students who […]
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Decisions, Decisions – 2018 Regular Decision Deny Edition
We Admit It! This is the hardest part of our job — sending bad news to bright, talented applicants like you. You can Admit It! You’re surprised, upset, disappointed, confused, angry – maybe all of the above. All of these emotions are both natural and justified. This is not the outcome you were hoping for, and it’s not the decision we […]
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Who’s In? Who’s In?
Tonight’s the night, Class of the Square Root of 4,088,484 (no calculators allowed, please)! Final admissions decisions are coming, and there are so many hours to go before your results go LIVE! April 1st becomes the thing of the past for William & Mary. If you could not believe decisions come to you a week […]
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Why Not Take A Crazy Chance?
If you’re a high school freshman, or a potential transfer student, you’re probably eagerly awaiting your decision letter from William & Mary. I know when I was waiting for my decision letter, or email, I was sitting on my couch watching Veronica Mars waiting for a confirmation email on something I ordered from Amazon. As […]
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SoHHL open-mic night: Words from the heartHighlights from the open-mic night hosted by the Students of Hip Hop Legacy (SoHHL) at the university.
Freshman Admission Decision Launch: Evening of Friday, March 23
As an avid sports fan, this is one of my favorite times of the year. March Madness features the best college basketball teams in the country competing for a National Championship. Spring Training allows Major League Baseball teams (Go O’s!) to put the finishing touches on their rosters before Opening Day on March 29. Free […]
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You can watch the spring Tack Faculty Lecture live here on Facebook (or at www.wm.edu/lecture/watch) tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Have a question for Associate Professor of English and American Studies Liz Losh about fake news? Tweet it using #wmTackLecture and your question could get asked live during the Q&A.
Arguments from W&M's 2018 Raft DebateW&M professors argue for their respective disciplines during the 2018 Raft Debate.
Mindfulness: A walk with Dorothy IbesDorothy Ibes, a lecturer in W&M's Environmental Science and Policy Program, leads a "mindfulness" walk to promote Exercise is Medicine on campus.
"A liberal arts education is great for figuring out exactly what you want to do and helps lay the groundwork for what you eventually will do." Filmmaker Zachary Keifer '07 makes a great point.
How has your liberal arts education helped you figure out what you want to do? Did what you want change dramatically during your time at W&M?
The Pleasures of Grading
We have just passed the midterm, and spring break is behind us. In my informal polling, most students simply headed home, to write papers, prepare for midterm exams (I schedule them for after break), sleep, and eat home cooking. Faculty use the break for research, maybe some travel, though those of us in my corner […]
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Check out this blast from the past courtesy of the NYPL The New York Public Library. This photograph of the Wren Building is estimated to have originated sometime between 1860- 1920. See more historic W&M photos: https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/search/index?filters%5BnamePart_mtxt_s%5D%5B%5D=College%20of%20William%20and%20Mary&keywords=&layout=false
E-Board Responds: What’s Your Favorite Part of Being a Peer Advisor?
As you might expect, Peer Advisors come from all walks of life. Accordingly, everyone’s reason for joining the PA program is different. We asked our Executive Board to share why they chose to get involved! Andrew: “I think my favorite part of peer advising is seeing the difference I can make firsthand in a new […]
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Does Anybody Have a Map?
In order to explain why I chose William & Mary, it’s probably first worth mentioning that I am an extremely indecisive person. So, when I began the college application process four years ago, I was apprehensive. I had no idea how to go about choosing a school, and I was stressed about making what seemed […]
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Tips for Finding Internships
Learning at William & Mary does not just happen in the classroom. A top-notch liberal arts education like W&M teaches you how to think the unthinkable and solve the unresolvable. It is then up to you to test these learnings in real life. During my time at W&M, I am fortunate to intern at different […]
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Inside the Ghubrah Bowl, Oman: dropstones, double-duckbills, and pencil structures, oh my!
In early January, with two of my research students, we escaped winter’s cold by heading to the Sultanate of Oman for a week of field research. Oman is a delightful place, and even more so in January with its warm temperatures and cheery sunshine. What follows is the first of three posts that will highlight […]
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Students ‘Branch Out’ to Baltimore
How did you spend Spring Break 2018? Although, a getaway is not a mandatory component of this week-long holiday, it appears that many take the advantage of ideal weather in states like Florida, and Hawaii, just to spend their days on the beach. I had an unconventional ‘getaway’ to Baltimore, Maryland. Through Branch Out Alternative Breaks, […]
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Why W&M: Because of the bricks
My first stay in Williamsburg was before I knew anything about William & Mary I was visiting Busch Gardens with my family and was roaming around Colonial Williamsburg when I noticed that bricks were everywhere. I continued onto the W&M campus where I noticed more bricks. Even the Integrated Science Center had bricks. That was […]
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Fake News for Real People Featuring Liz Losh"Fake News for Real People"
Everywhere one looks, it seems, fake news abounds. Liz Losh, associate professor of English and American studies, will explain why during her Tack Faculty Lecture on March 22.
Learn more and RSVP at www.wm.edu/lecture
A concern for higher ed: Cost disease, income and social mobilityDavid Feldman, co-author of "The Road Ahead for America's Colleges and Universities," discusses how higher-ed's social-mobility function is threatened.
First Day on Campus with President-elect Katherine RoweOn February 20, 2018, William & Mary's Board of Visitor's elected Dr. Katherine A. Rowe as the 28th president. Relive the historic day.
Katherine Rowe becomes W&M's 28th presidentRemarks of Katherine Rowe upon being announced as the 28th president of William & Mary.
Scene@W&M: Chemistry Club ice-creamThe W&M Chemistry Club serves up some liquid-nitrogen prepared ice cream.
A pool in PBK: Preparing for 'Metamorphoses'Behind the scenes look at stage preparations for W&M theater's production of "Metamorphoses."
Charter Day 2018: Babbar's reflections on the Royal CharterMeher Babbar '18 reflects on the Royal Charter during the 2018 Charter Day ceremony at William & Mary.
Charter Day 2018: Gov. Northam's keynote remarksVa. governor Ralph S. Northam delivers the keynote address during the 2018 Charter Day ceremony at William & Mary.
Charter Day 2018: Braxton receives the Thomas Jefferson AwardProf. Joanne Braxton receives the Thomas Jefferson Award during the 2018 Charter Day ceremony at William & Mary.
Charter Day 2018: Reveley's closing remarksPresident Taylor Reveley delivers the closing remarks during the 2018 Charter Day ceremony at William & Mary.
Charter Day 2018: No Ceiling sings "Happy Birthday"No Ceiling performs an original version of "Happy Birthday" during the 2018 Charter Day ceremony at William & Mary.
2018 Charter Day OpenTake a glance at some of William & Mary's history as we celebrate the university’s 325th birthday.
Voiceover provided by: Hasini Bandara, Alana Canty-Samuel, James Cooper, Clive LePage, Kirsten Linder, Riley Walker, and Conor Wilson
Beyond the arc: The art of the 3-pointerW&M guard Connor Burchfield '18, who leads the nation in percentage of three-point attempts made, discusses the shot.
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