Arts & Sciences Events

The Election Law Society welcomes Stanley Brand for our last speaker series lecture of the year. His talk is entitled "Secretary Clinton's Emails: Congressional subpoenas, criminal law and independent counsel investigations."

Prof. Stephen Sheehi examines how the portrait during the 19th c "Arab Renaissance" mediated and stabilized social and economic transformations in the Arab world, enacting a local subject, necessary for the establishment of localized capitalist order.

The Cloud committee is pleased to announce that Kathryn Bond Stockton, Distinguished Professor of English and Interim Associate Vice President for Equity and Diversity at the University of Utah, will deliver the annual Cloud lecture.

Join us in welcoming the keynote speech for W&M's college level Model UN conference, &MUN. The speaker, Dr. Jacob Kumaresan, is currently the Director of WHO's UN office. Business attire is required.

Debra Nystrom is the author of three books of poetry, Bad River Road and Torn Sky (Sarabande Books) and A Quarter Turn (Sheep Meadow Press).

Join VIMS Professor Rom Lipcius as he continues VIMS' 75th anniversary celebration with a look at the history and future of blue crabs in Chesapeake Bay.

On Thursday, March 26, at 7:00pm, the College Republicans will be hosting the Republican National Committee's new liaison, Mike Mears, to talk about the purpose of his role and how to unify the conservative party. Will be followed by a Q&A.

A concert in which students have the opportunity to explore and develop their original choreography performed by their peers in the Orchesis Dance Company, under the mentorship of W&M Dance faculty.

Crossing Boundaries is a symposium to be held in St Andrews, and is designed to bring together members of the faculties from St Andrews and William & Mary to discuss shared research interests.

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.

Photography Exhibition "Signatures". By photographer Josh Jalbert.

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.