Arts & Sciences Events

The annual Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) is a unique educational and networking event, encouraging exchange between disciplines and bringing together students from William & Mary and regional universities.

A day of talks, workshops, and roundtables examining what Digital Humanities tools and practices have to offer for research and teaching, with invited participants from around the region. See the full description for complete details and schedule.

Speaker: Dan Cranston, Virginia Commonwealth University Title: Planar graphs are 9/2-colorable and have big independent sets

All who knew George from the campus, the community and Commonwealth are welcome to join in the tribute.

Corey Stephenson of the University of Michigan presents "Photoredox catalysis: Enabling Chemical Synthesis with Visible Light"

Dimension Reduction for Big Data Problem via Single-Index Models

Guest talk by Professor Stephen Norris (History, University of Miami/Ohio) on WWI commemorations in Russian media.

A lecture by Professor Scott DeVeaux of the University of Virginia as part of the Music in American Culture Series (MACS).

A Universal War to Solve All Questions: The Outbreak of the First World War and the major diplomatic and social questions of its age. Prof. Holly Case, Cornell University

The William & Mary Hip Hop Collection and Swem Library present Women in Hip Hop. Please RSVP by Mar. 16 to [[swemrsvp]]. Free and open to the public.

Performance of classical music by the Richmond Piano Trio. Free admission.

The Office of Academic Advising will be closed on Thursday, March 19 & Friday, March 20 while the advisors attend a professional development and training program.

ITPIR anticipates employing roughly 120 student researchers this summer. We welcome applicants from all majors with a particular emphasis on government, international relations, public policy, global studies, modern languages, and computer science.

In Summer 2015 Woody Scholarships will support undergraduate internships at the J. Paul Getty Museum, The Phillips Collection, and Colonial Williamsburg. Applications due Wednesday, March 25th.

Photography Exhibition "Signatures". By photographer Josh Jalbert.

All currently enrolled students are invited to submit their best creative work to the annual W&M literary contest. Eminent outside judges select the winners, who will receive cash prizes. Submissions are open until March 22.

This exhibit explores Virginia's 35 years of hip-hop history through oral histories, curated playlists, artifacts, posters, and other archival materials in the William & Mary Hip Hop Collection.

CLA Fellows are available for informal discussion with faculty about COLL course development. Come have coffee on us. What's on your mind? See the full schedule.

Scholarship On Display is a rotating exhibit series showcasing faculty work from academic departments at the College of William & Mary. This installment features publications and research from current faculty members in the Economics Department.