Arts & Sciences Events

Marina Artuso, University of Syracuse, Title of Talk: New physics in charm and beauty decays: the LHCb perspective

Law Day introduces students to law school by providing a glimpse into the study of law, the life of a law student, and the law school admission process. Participants will have the opportunity to meet current law students, faculty, and W&M administrators.

Come listen to varying perspectives of the current immigration system and possible implications of comprehensive immigration reform.

Please join Africana Studies for the Africana Studies-Reves Center lecture by Fahad Bishara, Dept. of History, entitled, "The Most Enduring Obligation: Debt, Personhood, and Political Economy in Omani East Africa, c. 1800 - 1860."

Is it Possible to Build a Yelp or Wikipedia for Foreign Aid Projects? Brad Parks and Michael Tierney, AidData Center, William and Mary

Jillian Dempsey, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill presents "New Approaches to Probing Charge Transport Pathways in Solar Fuel Production Schemes"

"The Adventures of Transitioning from a Traditional Lecture to a more student-centered class"

The French & Francophone Studies Program announces its fourth annual student research conference: Fete de la Recherche, November 1, 2013.

Admission is free for everyone.

A collaboration between the William & Mary Chamber Winds and the student performers from the William & Mary Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance featuring the music from Igor Stravinsky's "Historie du Soldat."

Choreography by W&M Dance faculty Joan Gavaler, Leah Glenn and Denise Damon Wade. Performed by Orchesis dance company. This concert will also feature a reconstruction of THE WORD, a piece by world-renowned modern dance pioneer Paul Taylor.