W&M Featured Events

w/ Joanna & Andrew

w/ Matt/Kaylie

w/ Inez/KC

w/ Chelsea/Molly P.

Learn how to apply to Graduate School abroad and succeed. Discover how you can gain your Master's degree in a year or a Ph.D. degree in 3 years from world leading universities and gain an international experience which will set you apart.

w/ Beth

"Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Dynamics and the Evolution of Barrier-Island Systems" by Chris Hein, VIMS

Secretary of the Commonwealth, Levar Stoney, speaks during the lunch hour. He will talk about the state of civil rights restoration in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Lunch Provided.

w/ Erin & Rory

w/ Katie

Lecture by Prof. Michael Nelson, Queens College (CUNY)

Dr. Jennifer Cotton from the University of Utah presents, "Climate, CO2, and the history of C3 and C4 grasses in the western hemisphere."

Second lecture in a Speaker Series sponsored by the Russian and Post-Soviet Studies Program and the Gregory Tepper Lecture Fund: Ukraine & Russia: Past, Present & Future of the Region:

Events include screenings of The Duke of Burgundy, Something, Anything (with special guest, director Paul Harrill), and the GFF Galway Documentary Project, as well as the REcycled REception, the first party of the festival weekend.

w/ Emily/Ally

w/ Kim

Join us for a talk with Jack Trammel, author of The Richmond Slave Trade: The Economic Backbone of the Old Dominion. Event will take place in the library's Botetourt Theatre and Gallery and will include a reception.

Latin American Studies Invites you to Major/Minor Information (and Pizza!) Night

w/ Courtney & Rory

Any prospective teacher, and most especially someone who is thinking of teaching in a small urban high school should see this film. -- Norm Fruchter, Annenberg Institute for School Reform

Meet people in a totally inclusive, meaningful way! All sexualities, identities, and personalities are welcome. Come out to meet potential friends and partners! This event is part of HOPE's Healthy Relationships month.

Come out and support our latest student-run, student-directed, student-cast senior directorial!

Auditions for the newest co-ed a cappella on campus, Tribetones, will be held Thursday the 19th. Please prepare a verse and a chorus of a song you feel shows off your voice. Visit our Facebook page for more info and sign up on our google doc!

Visit Swem Library for an exhibit featuring photographs by the late Louis Draper, a prominent African American photographer. Free and open to the public.

Come hear students present their undergraduate honors theses at the 16th annual Honors Colloquium. Presentations will take place in Blow 201 from Monday, February 16th through Thursday, February 26th. Visit the Charles Center website for more details.

Publicizing the information sessions which departments are offering in advance of fall registration

Africana Studies invites students to meet faculty at our Open House Week! Events will be held each day where Africana Studies faculty will be present to welcome interested students and to answer any questions about the program. Light lunch provided!

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.

Recent ceramic art works by Matt Repsher, Gwendolyn Yoppolo and Simon Levin

Visit Swem Library for exhibits from the "From Fights To Rights" project commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement. Exhibits rotate at least twice each year.