In its final report, the American Anthropological Association’s Commission for the Ethical Treatment of Human Remains recently outlined principles and recommendations for the field.
Author Addie Tsai on the role of literature, the significance of new genres, and the importance of centering more diverse voices.
Approximately 2,800 graduates participated in the Commencement festivities, witnessed by around 12,000 family members and friends. Judge John Charles Thomas, the first African American and youngest appointee to the Supreme Court of Virginia, served as…
Billings, an international relations major, will receive funding to study Swahili in Tanzania.
Proposed program would be first public undergraduate marine science degree in Virginia.
The agreement will strengthen academic collaboration and promote mutual cooperation in various fields of education, research and innovation.
Two intensive biology field courses build student self-efficacy and passion for science.
The James Monroe Scholars Program provides students with valuable avenues to link with fellow students and faculty members as they embark on distinctive research and scholarship opportunities.
W&M first-year seminar course explores neurochemical origins of mood and behavior.
Eric Despard, an experienced strategic leader in the arts and humanities, will report to the dean of Arts & Sciences and collaborate closely with faculty across campus to develop an integrated and forward-looking vision for…
TutorZone served a record-breaking number of students through support of the Parents Fund.