W&M Featured Events

FREE concert in Lodge 1. Come out and learn about organizations on campus that are dedicated to improving the world around us.

The Law School's Benjamin Rush Scholars will present the 2011 Benjamin Rush Medal to J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. The event is free and open to the public.

John Morreall CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

2 - 3:20 pm @ PBK 222 Master Class: Asian Pacific American History in Theatre & Film ALSO: 8-10pm @ PBK Lab Theatre Performance & Lecture: Asian Pacific American Women & Mental Health Accepting donations for Japan Recovery Initiative

Sound Moves: Sonic Space in French and Senegalese Cinemas This presentation explores the ways in which sound creates a new sense of spatiality in the films of Jean-Luc Godard and Djibril-Diop Mambety.

Ceramist J.J. McCracken will give a short talk about her work during the closing reception of "The Old Power Plant: 35 Years of Ceramics at William & Mary," curated by Marlene Jack. See more works by {{http://jjmccracken.com/McCracken, McCracken}}.

An Invitational Alumni Exhibition featuring work by ceramic artists who studied under Marlene Jack. The exhibition is in honor of Professor Jack's retirement this year.

The FLUX String Quartet, William & Mary's Artist-in-Residence for 2010-11, will close out its academic-year concerts by performing Morton Feldman's six-hour-long test of endurance and style, the String Quartet #2.

Round table discussion of recent uprisings and revolutions in the Arab world from the perspective of citizens of the countries involved.

Dr. John T. Spike, Distinguished Scholar in Residence, presents the third installment of his lecture series.

Join the International Students Association in celebrating culture and diversity in the MBA program.

It's carnival time in 17th-century Naples, where our English cavaliers skirmish with Italian courtesans and Spanish ladies. But everything is topsy-turvy when love becomes dangerous and sex is but a masquerade.

Watch a documentary about sustainability at W&M and then participate in a forum about the future of sustainability with President Reveley and others. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Student performances to express their sexualities and identities

8-10pm @ PBK Lab Theatre Performance & Lecture: Asian Pacific American Women & Mental Health ALSO: 2 - 3:20 pm @ PBK 222 Master Class: Asian Pacific American History in Theatre & Film Accepting donations for Japan Recovery Initiative

A benefit concert featuring 10 campus a cappella groups.

Learn about student-led sustainability projects and research on campus. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Donate unwanted items for the free yard sale sponsored by SEAC at the Earth Day celebration.

To promote reduction, reuse, and recycling, SEAC will be holding a yard sale with a twist - everything is FREE!

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

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.