Belonging

Strengthening civility

In polarized times, William & Mary cultivates civic leaders who can bridge deep differences.
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W&M Life

How college presidents succeed

Join Katherine A. Rowe, Robert M. Gates, W. Taylor Reveley III and W. Taylor Reveley IV for a lively discussion on leadership.
Research & Scholarship

Can Virginia stop the blue catfish?

New research shows the Chesapeake Bay’s top invader is hard to control.
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University News

Interpreting the lives of Jamestown women through 3D printing

William & Mary Libraries and Jamestown Rediscovery partnered to 3D scan and print artifacts to create an interactive learning experience about the lives of 17th-century women in Jamestown.
A group of seven people wearing William & Mary iGEM shirts post for a photo next to an iGEM sign.
Research & Scholarship

W&M’s iGEM team brings back Gold Medal from Paris

Six undergraduates represented William & Mary at the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition in Paris, earning a gold medal.
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Research & Scholarship

‘A potent combination’

William & Mary prepares students for an AI-transformed world by blending technical excellence with human insight.
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W&M Life

Finding meaning through story

How Gabe Kuenzli's journey led him to William & Mary.
This is a photo of Howard Turner Jr. M.B.A. ’02, senior director of preconstruction and risk management at McKinstry.
Service & Community

The business of building better

As senior director of preconstruction and risk management at McKinstry, Howard Turner Jr. M.B.A. ’02 spearheads projects that reduce utility consumption, cut carbon emissions and save his clients money.
Research & Scholarship

Catron exhibition showcases summer research, student artistry

Free and open to the public, the exhibition runs in the Sadler Center Hart Gallery from Nov. 10 until Dec. 5 and features student experiences across a diverse range of mediums and perspectives.