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@WMNews: Zachary Clary '22, a recent @bavikings grad with a passion for history, is the latest recipient of the Harriett Pit… https://t.co/r9Vgjmq2lj
@WMNews: Test of the W&M emergency siren & notification system. No action necessary. During an emergency, info will follow. https://t.co/iBSXeXrYcE
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: ⚠️ W&M will test its emergency notification system Wednesday, June 20 at 12:15 p.m. The drill will include both a t… https://t.co/1aG1IJjgl2
@WMNews: ⚠️ W&M will test its emergency notification system Wednesday, June 20 at 12:15 p.m. The drill will include both a t… https://t.co/1aG1IJjgl2
@WMNews: The Campus Tour of Woody Species is being updated and modernized. Wood you like to know more? Well, we won't leaf y… https://t.co/zf3qxWKC1B
@williamandmary: RT @lordbot: Sigh. Prof. Fahrenheit says this day might get into the triple digits. This means one or more of you lot is likely… https://t.co/jSgnv3n4wv
Internship: 95% Loaded
This Friday, I will be off to orientation for my very first internship at George Mason University’s Manassas Campus. Finally, I can picture myself as a scientist whose ambition is to make a difference on earth. This internship will involve research projects, and mine will focus on using neuroinformatics to simulate the number of broken […]
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What’s lifeatwm like?
You may be wondering, what is life at W&M like? Look no further than the Instagram account: @lifeatwm! The Tribe is full of tech savvy, super cool people doing amazing things and this social media account gives you a personal look into the daily lives of our students. Each week someone new hosts the account. […]
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@WMNews: It was a whirlwind tour filled with music, friends and unforgettable experiences. Read all about the W&M Wind Ensem… https://t.co/YXKGqDk9tD
@williamandmary: What a special bond and great #TaylorTime reflection! And a very happy #FathersDay to all the marvelous father figu… https://t.co/03djRRUyXH
@WMNews: It’s #FathersDay – the perfect day to reflect on the unique legacy and bond of two university presidents named Tayl… https://t.co/Y23ByAwO6u
@WMNews: ICYMI - Professors and students at @VIMS_News are studying the effects plastics and microplastics have on the ocean… https://t.co/Bz9G8xZsLf
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: Katherine A. Rowe will be sworn in as the 28th #wmPresident on July 2 by Gov. @RalphNortham. The event is open to t… https://t.co/6nctJgsRh4
@WMNews: Katherine A. Rowe will be sworn in as the 28th #wmPresident on July 2 by Gov. @RalphNortham. The event is open to t… https://t.co/6nctJgsRh4
@WMNews: It was recently announced that more than 550 members of the W&M community contributed over $3.8M in honor of Taylor… https://t.co/DVav6zAjT9
@williamandmary: RT @ImpactWM: Last year, @williamandmary set a record and became the No. 1 nationally ranked public university in the U.S. for un… https://t.co/NfWBMISQQy
@WMNews: Francis Lieber Prize recipient and @WMLawSchool professor Jay Butler is one of five scholars selected for… https://t.co/6Elud0xWEE
@WMNews: On Monday, the Sunken Garden was filled with good food, good people and good ideas for @williamandmary's civic acti… https://t.co/e2ZJA8buLS
@WMNews: #Breaking: Gov. @RalphNortham announces @williamandmary Board of Visitors appointments: https://t.co/TmERATHavf https://t.co/mfZe0xrXYg
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: Gov. @RalphNortham recently announced that The Virginia Troops to Teachers Center, housed in @WMSOE, will receive $… https://t.co/9tBX6gto6s
@WMNews: Gov. @RalphNortham recently announced that The Virginia Troops to Teachers Center, housed in @WMSOE, will receive $… https://t.co/9tBX6gto6s
@WMNews: Law Professor Jeffrey Bellin and Chancellor Professor of Business Kimberly Smith are the recipients of this year's… https://t.co/XCk4CSVH6N
@WMNews: Reminder: a test of the Early Warning Siren System surrounding Surry Power Station will take place at around 11:10… https://t.co/2GQGRTzC41
@williamandmary: What a lovely #TaylorTime tribute to President Reveley! #GoTribe https://t.co/xuGfsfZxiH
@williamandmary: "As we both peered through the centuries-old wavy glass window on to the Wren Yard, he suddenly remarked, 'Jeff, yo… https://t.co/Sd7YgesUxu
"Taylor’s dry, monotone discussions of Sisyphus’ boulders had inspired us to put William & Mary’s 325-year-old shoulder to those boulders and amazingly they moved up the hill."
Former Rector Jeff Trammell '73 reflects on his time working with President Taylor Reveley to develop a bold strategic plan for W&M: https://advancement.wm.edu/news/2018/reveley-trammell.php #TaylorTime
@WMNews: On their first VIMS Shark Survey cruise of the season, researchers at @VIMS_News encountered not one, but TWO great… https://t.co/LfgioQunli
@WMNews: And here's the full story on Officer Jim Barbour, who will be recognized for his outstanding 55 yrs of service to t… https://t.co/moLzu4DEza
@williamandmary: .@Discovery's #SharkWeek might start July 22, but @VIMS_News recently had a #shark-filled week of their own! 🦈 https://t.co/oqXOgrUZea
@WMNews: ⚠️A test of the Early Warning Siren System surrounding the Surry Power Station is scheduled to occur tomorrow, Wedn… https://t.co/8Vhe8UNtdP
@WMNews: VA Governor @RalphNortham recently announced that @williamandmary biologist John Swaddle will receive nearly $100K… https://t.co/CXNL5kdJRP
@WMNews: From underdogs to champions: two @williamandmary women win national club title for rowing. https://t.co/ymzyif26xf https://t.co/NR7KjJ7Idv
Early Completion of My Minor
What is rough is my first year at William & Mary. What is not so rough is the completion of my CAMS minor in December! It also happens that I had to decide what major is not only job-worthy but interesting. Despite my struggles in my beginning computer science classes, I am happy to find […]
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Why Peer Advising?
“Knowing the value of people sharing their experiences is what drives me to be a peer advisor.” -Caroline Kirk ‘21 There are so many things to become involved in on our beautiful William & Mary campus, why do some people choose the Peer Advising program? Not surprisingly, many PA’s note that they love helping new […]
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@WMNews: One @williamandmary employee is celebrating 55 yrs. of service to the university! Stay tuned for their story next w… https://t.co/49aRTSHuEE
@williamandmary: Blast off into the weekend! What thrilling adventures do you have planned? https://t.co/rOE3jCqL6y
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: It's #WorldOceansDay - the perfect day to learn more about a @VIMS_News professor's studies of the effect that micr… https://t.co/9QhzCfdwz8
@WMNews: It's #WorldOceansDay - the perfect day to learn more about a @VIMS_News professor's studies of the effect that micr… https://t.co/9QhzCfdwz8
@WMNews: New @VIMS_News study puts a surprising twist into understanding how coral reefs react to ocean warming and acidific… https://t.co/ETolBDLEpz
Virginia Claudon Allen '40 has led an interesting life: she met film legend Cary Grant while at W&M, served as an American Red Cross worker at the famous The Breakers Palm Beach when it was a hospital, and performed a variety of duties in WW II's "Forgotton Theatre." Learn more about the fascinating alumna known as G.I. Ginny: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2018/g.i.-ginny-virginia-claudon-allen-40-reflects-on-her-experience-in-world-war-iis-forgotten-theatre.php
@WMNews: “There was a word we women in the Red Cross always used — stalwart. So I couldn’t complain.” Virginia Claudon Allen… https://t.co/uCU6EwCv19
@WMNews: Ready, set, teach: Scholarship from #wmAlumni works to reduce teacher turnover in Richmond. https://t.co/DZoWJhF1Qi https://t.co/AoTGUrn3FF
One of the four overriding goals of Taylor Reveley's presidency is forging a new financial foundation for W&M, complete with some giving-related BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals). In his final month in office, President Reveley needs the help of his fellow members of the William & Mary Alumni Association to achieve 34% alumni participation – 5,000 more donors - by 6/30: https://a.wmalumni.com/2L6i4EJ #TaylorTime
@williamandmary: RT @STEM_at_WM: Looky, looky. @williamandmary physicist Patricia Vahle talks about evidence of #antineutrino oscillation. As report… https://t.co/c1mSuZ26eO
Lessons Learned
My final week at William & Mary was a whirlwind of graduation festivities. On the last day of classes, my friends and I lined up with the rest of the Class of 2018 to ring the Wren bell, a popular senior year tradition. I also submitted the last paper (ever!) of my undergraduate career. After […]
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@WMNews: Today at the #Neutrino2018 conference: @novaexperiment, a collaboration with a large @williamandmary presence, repo… https://t.co/Egfp8gn1eR
@williamandmary: Our reaction to @BuzzFeed's 25 Totally Awkward Graduation Stories: https://t.co/NADCP1IAu3 Do you have a #wmGrad st… https://t.co/DwMAwuRX40
@WMNews: U.S., China among winners in survey from @AidData on foreign aid: https://t.co/UBTTSP7gtl https://t.co/pdwCDOQyYW
Let's Get It Done (Fellow Members of the Tribe)Help President Reveley reach a goal of 34% participation.
Make your gift today at giving.wm.edu/fundraising/fye/
For the Bold: A Family CommitmentH. Thomas Watkins III '74 started a family legacy when he decided to attend William & Mary. His father, Hays Watkins, Jr. LL.D. '82, became invested in his son's education and the university, becoming the Rector of the Board of Visitors from 1987 to 1993. Two of his three children, Catherine '05 and Hays '11, would ultimately call William & Mary their alma mater.
@WMNews: Speaking of trails and #NationalTrailsDay... @MonroeHighland opened the Highland Rustic Trails earlier this spring,… https://t.co/EtSal818RI
@WMNews: Take a hike! No really, @AmericanHiking says it's #NationalTrailsDay 👟
If you're looking for a trail to tackle, th… https://t.co/lJTFP02be1
@williamandmary: RT @ImpactWM: “The light of our venerable university, now in its 325th year, has never shone more brilliantly,” said President Ta… https://t.co/swGmcbYIqT
@WMNews: Rosie Cheng ’20 brought her tennis skills across the Pacific to play for @WMTribeWTennis and now it's safe to say s… https://t.co/C1nUsOMeUC
A Tour Guide’s Guide to College Tours
With the close of the school year, it is the beginning of college visits. When I was in high school, I attended 19 college tours (I know, I’m a bit crazy). I visited schools from Boston to Atlanta, and everywhere in between. After each college tour, I was even more confused. All of the colleges […]
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Study Away: Cuba Edition
Last week I participated in the Cuba Study Away program, which focused on comparing the Cuban and American education systems. W&M’s School of Education, AidData and the Charles Center sponsored the program. Cuba is a unique case study for education in Latin American. Cuba reportedly has a 99.8% literacy rate, one of the highest in Latin America. […]
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@WMNews: RT @WMAlumni: W&M lit up the Chicago skyline tonight, including @Prudential Plaza, the @Shedd Aquarium & the @Navy Pier’s Centenn… https://t.co/Hask0L2tZs
@WMNews: 👟The @EIMnews exercise initiative at W&M is on the fast track to success: https://t.co/9om8Ga5rDZ https://t.co/n0Jmju21mD
@WMNews: 93 YO American patriot and int’l tennis star Fred Kovaleski ’49 – both a WW II veteran and spy for the @CIA during… https://t.co/QzZr5ix2ty
@williamandmary: #wm2022: There are only 84 days until #wmOrientation and we can't wait for you to arrive back on campus! https://t.co/gTCSsgAJ7J
@williamandmary: RT @WMNews: HRH, Prince Richard The Duke of Gloucester serves as the Grand Prior of #TheOrderofStJohn. He came to VA last week… https://t.co/3kvCNKv94S
@williamandmary: A tree-mendous #TaylorTime tribute: The Young Guarde is raising money to plant a 🌳on campus to honor President Reve… https://t.co/28aAwFJ5uu
W&M's Class of 2018 begins their final Walk Across Campus at the Sir Christopher Wren Building.Commencement 2018
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A view like none other. The Class of 2018's Walk Across Campus begins.Commencement 2018
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#WMDigitalDC (DCSI-NM) 3: Hey Alexa, Don’t Take Over the World
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords. All jokes and Simpsons quotes aside, one of the main discussion points in the second week of DCNMSI was the future of artificial intelligence (AI). From our site visit to the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), where we learned AI is already used in many video games, to […]
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W&M Alumni Magazine: G.I. Ginny & The BreakersWith World War II now raging at home as well as abroad,
Virginia Claudon Allen '40 worked at the Ream General Veterans Hospital, located at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla. Her job was to socialize with the wounded flyers coming home from Europe, some of whom had suffered unspeakable injuries.
Watch more of G.I. Ginny's story at wmalumnimagazine.com
W&M Alumni Magazine: The Appendix and the Cigarette ButtOne of Virginia Claudon Allen's favorite memories from her time at William & Mary, was getting the opportunity to meet Cary Grant. Hear the story that involves a boyfriend, an appendix, and Cary Grant's cigarette butt!
To watch more of Virginia Allen's history working in the Red Cross and as a GI Jill during World War II, visit wmalumnimagazine.com.
@williamandmary: Today we remember and honor all who have given their lives while serving our country. #MemorialDay https://t.co/inlOKEbOk0
@williamandmary: Sediment, bubblers and gabion baskets. Get the full scoop on a summer project to drain and dredge the iconic Crim D… https://t.co/U241mHTmXu
@williamandmary: RT @WMAlumni: "Probably my best memory of @williamandmary is meeting Cary Grant," said Virginia Claudon Allen ’40, who later serv… https://t.co/txSmIm37uO
A Look Back
It’s been almost two weeks since I walked across the stage at graduation, shook hands, and received my diploma. Two weeks and it still doesn’t feel real. It happened though. Thousands of families watched as our Commencement ceremony began and siblings and faculty saw me miraculously not trip walking across the stage. So it definitely […]
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Mental Health Conditions Are Real Health Conditions
It is widely accepted that if you have a health problem, you would see a medical professional who specializes in that problem’s proper treatment. If you have digestive problems, you see a gastroenterologist. If you have acne or other skin problems, you see a dermatologist. But if you are faced with a mental health problem, […]
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When Things Turn Grim at Crim Dell
Crim Dell is an iconic little pond tucked away in a forest glade in the middle of William & Mary’s campus. Its arched wooden bridge is frequently described as the most romantic spot on campus. Yet, that’s not the case this summer. Crim Dell has recently been drained, and its bottom is exposed for all […]
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@williamandmary: RT @WMAlumni: Getting a @williamandmary scholarship "felt as though somewhere out there, somebody who hadn't even met me yet, bel… https://t.co/d04iy6MUMN
Matthew Wester '06, M.A.Ed. '10Learn how one scholarship had an impact on Matthew Wester's life and career.
One Scholar, One Day: Brian Anyakoha '18Learn more about the Class of 2018 student speaker, Brian Anyakoha.
@williamandmary: A tip of the hat to our fearless (and good-humored) sheriff Taylor Reveley for a decade of leadership, but especial… https://t.co/q5GO7PlQGx
#WMDigitalDC (DCSI-NM) 2: Let Your Existence Be Resistance
Welcome back to D.C. as told through one News & Media student’s experience. Before this week began, our TA Alicia told us that class days would be “crazy (and sweaty) but worth it.” She couldn’t have said it better. Over the course of five days, we visited nine different sites and saw six guest speakers. […]
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“Misleading” Honorary Organizations
The pressure is almost over for William & Mary admissions. Students in the whereabouts accumulated their honors to heighten their chances of being admitted. Some can be legit, but some can be misleading. Look no further; below are a few honor societies that do not provide me much lifetime value. The National Society of High […]
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@williamandmary: RT @WM_Admission: Thinking about sunny days at the Sunken Garden during this rainy week. ☀️ https://t.co/WTjM2BxPmQ
@williamandmary: Good luck to @WMUltimate as they prepare to attend the Ultimate Frisbee finals for the first time since 2004! https://t.co/6UBOL57BH8
The Reveley TreeAs William & Mary prepares for President Taylor Reveley’s retirement on June 30, the Young Guarde would like to recognize Taylor and Helen Reveley's legacy by planting a tree in their honor. Together, the Reveley's have embodied Tribe Pride and a sincere love of William & Mary. Their dedication to this university is evident in all they do, and the William & Mary community is better for their service.
Every gift, no matter the size, will go toward this project, which is part of a bigger endeavor including campus beautification as a whole.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to cultivate enduring gratitude and plant your tangible pride on the William & Mary campus.
Give today at https://www.givecampus.com/schools/WilliamandMary
Video ecotherapy: Toward a new modalityW&M researchers Dorothy Ibes and Tanya Stadelmann discuss video ecotherapy in light of their co-taught Reveley/Mellon course Communicating Environmental Science through Documentary Film.
@williamandmary: After the local aquatic life was safely relocated, some hidden treasures were recently unearthed during a recent dr… https://t.co/l7VoNPc97F
#WMDigitalDC (DCSI-NM) 1: Underground Corridors and Chipotle
It’s currently 10:30 a.m. on Monday morning and I’m sitting in the living room of my apartment in 450K. Having arrived in D.C. two days ago, I’ve been adjusting to city life and settling in to my new home for the next twelve weeks. I also managed to pick up a cold in my short […]
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2018 W&M Lavender Ceremony: Donning of the graduatesMembers of the class of 2018 participate in W&M's first Lavender Graduation Ceremony.
@williamandmary: Here's the full story of President Taylor Reveley's Commencement surprise: https://t.co/SE2cukkuMw #TaylorTime https://t.co/J1E2jKGRVm
Commencement from the Eyes of a Volunteer
For the past year and a half, I have whipped in a golf cart across campus as an employee for Student Accessibility Services to help limited mobility students get around campus. I decided to put my skills to good use during commencement. During the golf-cart training session, they asked who had driven a golf cart […]
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W&M Commencement 2018: Sen. Warner's keynote remarksSenator Mark Warner delivers the keynote remarks during the 2018 commencement exercises at William & Mary.
W&M Commencement 2018: Anyakoha's student speechW&M graduate Brian Anyakoha delivers the student speech during the 2018 commencement exercises at William & Mary.
W&M Commencement 2018: Reveley's closing/recessionalW&M President Taylor Reveley closes the 2018 commencement exercises at William & Mary.
Commencement 2018: The senior walkMembers of the class of 2018 take their final walk across campus during the 2018 commencement exercises at William & Mary.
Students pose for a graduation photo on the steps of the Wren Building.Commencement 2018
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Graduates participate in the traditional candlelight ceremony.Commencement 2018
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Let the Candlelight(ing) Ceremony begin.Commencement 2018
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Graduates pass through the Wren Building to begin their walk to the Commencement ceremony.Commencement 2018
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Graduates take a selfie on their way to the Commencement ceremony.Commencement 2018
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A total of 2,045 degrees — 1,328 undergraduate and 717 graduate — were conferred throughout the weekend.Commencement 2018
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W&M Chancellor Robert M. Gates ’65, L.H.D. ’98, speaks during the Commencement ceremony.Commencement 2018
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner LL.D. ‘02 (D-Va.) speaks to graduates during the Commencement ceremony.Commencement 2018
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Students pose together for a photo on the steps of the Wren Building.Commencement 2018
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Lynn Briley ’71, Karen Ely ’71 and Janet Brown Strafer ’71, M.Ed. ’77, receive honorary degrees.Commencement 2018
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Students celebrate W&M's first-ever Lavender Graduation ceremony.Commencement 2018
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This was the last Commencement in which Taylor Reveley will participate as president. He retires June 30, 2018.Commencement 2018
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The "Legacy 3," W&M's first African-American residential students, receive stoles at the Donning of the Kente ceremony.Commencement 2018
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Two students embrace at W&M's first Lavender Graduation ceremony for LGBTQ students, held in Trinkle Hall.Commencement 2018
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Families and friends celebrate during W&M Commencement weekend.Commencement 2018
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The W&M Candelight Ceremony is a weekend tradition.Commencement 2018
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The Wawa was busy with W&M customers during the Commencement weekend.Commencement 2018
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As we gear up for Commencement this weekend, President Taylor Reveley's last as leader of W&M, it seems appropriate that this week's #TaylorTime tribute reflect the advice he has shared with past graduates. Enjoy President Reveley's closing remarks from Commencement 2015 and then learn more about his legacy: www.wm.edu/reveleylegacy
Scene@W&M: With the Fencing ClubW&M's Fencing Club prepares to defend the Virginia Cup, which it did successfully.
Seniors Elizabeth Ransone and Kalen Clifton began their research careers as freshman in Eric Bradley's lab. Soon, both will enter into research careers backed by a strong vote of confidence from the National Science Foundation (NSF): https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2018/from-freshman-lab-mates-to-nsf-fellows.php
Hard to Say Goodbye
It’s that time of the year again: graduation is around the corner. A new group of twamps will receive their diplomas and proudly step to the real world on the other side of the Wren building. This year, I am excited to say that I will be a part of it! It all happens too […]
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In W&M's iGEM labs: High school students do real scienceW&M's synthetic biology labs partner with Jamestown High School students in research.
In class: Reacting to the printmaking processA look inside the printmaking class of Brian Kreydatus, professor of printmaking and life drawing at the university.
Hanging the senior art show: Self-portraits and self-reflectionsSenior art students hang their works in Andrews Hall.
Geology’s Senior Research Saturday 2018: Standing Room Only
The 3rd Saturday in April is a big day in the William & Mary Geology department as it is Senior Research Saturday, a day in which the Geology seniors present the results of their thesis research to our departmental community and the public. The day-long symposium includes oral presentations, some lively question-and-answer exchanges, a catered lunch […]
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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.
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.
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.
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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A multidisciplinary witness: Zutshi edits 'Kashmir'W&M professor of history Chitralekha Zutshi discusses her new book "Kashmir: History, Politics, Representation."
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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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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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."
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.
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.
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