Joanmarie Del Vecchio, assistant professor of geology, will share insights from studying changing permafrost landscapes at the Faculty Research Forum.
Drawing from impactful lessons in Nairobi, a dance professor is examining conservation challenges through the arts.
The William & Mary dance program will mark its 85th anniversary with a weekend of events.
In a weekly radio series with WHRO, Professor Paul Manna invites listeners to take a few letters for a test drive.
The gallery contains pieces that highlight the inherent interconnectedness of community members.
The symposium welcomed more than 100 attendees and featured expert talks, research presentations and a panel on Virginia’s role in fusion energy.
Four William & Mary faculty members will take the stage Oct. 27 for a special edition of the Raft Debate.
Arjun Fischer '20 took home a bronze award in the documentary category at the Student Academy Awards.
William & Mary is marking a dramatic centennial: W&M Theatre turns 100 this year.
Tiffany Reed Silverman ’95 teaches the importance of the arts in a military environment as The Citadel’s first fine arts director.
Harriet Ramasamy ’27, co-lead of William & Mary Dining Services’ Sustainability Internship Program, won the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s Student Design Competition.
Tribe soccer player Zeta Kromah is the founder of Tribe Stars in Liberia, a series of clinics that offered underserved young people instruction in soccer, school and leadership.
The Charles Center for Undergraduate Research provides opportunities that make summer research possible for William & Mary students across disciplines.
The acclaimed one-woman play comes to Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall on Oct. 3.
Faculty collaborated to create the new major, available beginning this fall.
The Naxos Quarry Project is an international archaeological project focused on the ancient marble quarries of the Greek island of Naxos, which is famous for its white marble used in architecture and sculpture.
The grant supports rehabilitation of collections from 17 sites around Yorktown, including the Yorktown battlefields, the site of the last major battle of the American Revolution.
The new Democracy Scholars program welcomed its inaugural cohort of 24 first-year students this week.
On Aug. 20, 1,704 first-year students and 220 transfer students moved into residence halls, beginning their journey as part of the unique W&M community.
Two students have been awarded the selective Harriett Pittard Beales Scholarship and Walter R. Beales III Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year.
The Virginia Symphony Orchestra will return to Williamsburg this September for a free outdoor performance as part of its annual "Symphony Under the Stars" series.
William & Mary is expanding opportunities for students to understand not only how AI works, but how it should be used.
This past semester, students from William & Mary’s French House, one of eight residential language programs on campus, learned that first-hand through a Chef in Residence series, which offered students a chance to explore French…
From tech giant to board game startup to her own company, Catherine Fisher Carr ’91 made bold career moves.
Three William & Mary students have won competitive, merit-based scholarships to study abroad.
Jack Thomas ’22, M.P.P. ’23 is the director of congressional engagement and public policy at the National Institute for Civil Discourse in Washington, D.C.
When the 13 colonies declared independence 250 years ago this summer, there were only nine colleges and universities in America, including William & Mary.
Leah Glenn Dance Theatre will perform as part of the two-hour live broadcast, “America Made in Virginia: 250 Years Together.”
Few phrases are more closely associated with the Declaration of Independence than Thomas Jefferson’s assertion that all people possess an unalienable right to “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Marcus Holmes has been named the next William & Mary Libraries Faculty Scholar.