W&M Featured Events

Frank Hernandez, Research Senior Marine Scientist, Dauphin Island Sea Lab, explores the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill on the early life stages of fishes in the Gulf of Mexico.

From May 21 - 28, the inaugural group of 20 W&M students, alumni, faculty and staff will head to New Orleans to help with rebuilding and community development efforts.

The final session in a series of four Spring workshops for faculty. This workshop will explore Blackboard tools that support group work and collaboration.

"Mighty morphin' morphometrics: exploring changes in venericardia throughout the early Cenozoic" -David Reed

A 3-day workshop for participants who are interested in attaining the ACSM Certified Personal TrainerSM credential.

Speaker: Rongsong Liu, University of Wyoming

"The Past and Future of Biotechnology: Will FDA Make or Break an Industry?"

AMP Interns are bringing some pre-show treats to the terrace right before Fridays @ 5! Come and enjoy FREE snow cones, cotton candy and popcorn!

Speaker: Jan Bouwe van den Berg, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam

Professor Tomiko Yoda, of Harvard University, will present a lecture, Between Pop and Radical: Women's Lib, Media Culture, and Female Nude in Early-1970s Japan. The lecture will address the resonances between radical feminism ("man ribu" or "ribu").

W&M Men's Tennis vs Virginia Commonwealth University at Millie West Tennis Facility

Healthy Competition and OCES Love!

Teresa Montaruli, University of Wisconsin, will be our guest speaker. Title of Talk: The Physics of Neutrino Telescopes and IceCube: Recent Results

Title: Polyploid Evolution in Legumes

Professor Stephen Hutchings (U of Manchester, UK), the leading scholar of Russian television, talks about the role of the medium in forging the Post-Soviet Russia.

Main Speaker: Charles Johnson, College of William and Mary

Come join AMP and take advantage of this beautiful weather with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace! Free admission.

"Rough Draft" - an honors thesis film project written and directed by Caitlin Clements (Class of 2011). Created by an entirely W&M-based crew, the film will premiere at the Kimball Theatre on April 8. Tickets are free, and the event is open to the public.

April 8th-9th at Busch Field from 7pm to 6am!

Annual cabaret event hosted by the W&M Choir. General admission $7, $5 for students.

Free admission.

Come out to support the alum-student independent band, Kinetic, on the night of their debut album release! Band Members: Jeff DeMars, Sam Davis, Joe Palamara, Ryan Laney, Andy Principe

The international symposium "Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power" aims to offer a survey and a critical, reflective assessment of new approaches to the study of television in post-Soviet Russia.

The Mason School of Business is honored to host the 2011 National Undergraduate Business Symposium (NUBS).

"The Old Power Plant: Thirty-five Years of Ceramics at William and Mary," curated by Marlene Jack.

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program prepares citizens and communities to take a more active role in emergency preparedness.

The MBA Entrepreneurship and Innovation Club (EIC) and the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center present the Annual Business Plan Competition, open to all students.

"Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary

The fifth in a series of library exhibits of W&M faculty publications has opened at Swem. "Title Pages: An Exhibit of Publications from Faculty in the Government Department" is on display in the Bright Gallery in the second floor rotunda.

Founded on December 3, 1991, FASA--the Filipino-American Student Association at William & Mary is celebrating its 20th anniversary as a student organization in 2011.

The Mu Upsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at the College of William & Mary was chartered on February 7, 1976. Members of Mu Upsilon will mark their 35th anniversary in 2011 during Charter Day weekend.

Since opening, Swem Library has undergone several rounds of renovations and additions, continuing to meet the evolving demands of its public.