W&M Featured Events

Being able to express your views respectfully and candidly is a skill we can all develop. Whether you are a novice or fairly experienced in communication skills, the Crucial Conversations workshop will help you take your abilities to the next level.

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Want a free, quick mental health check up? Professional staff from the Counseling Center will administer confidential, convenient screenings. No appointment necessary! Feb 25 from 10-2 in Tidewater A/B. Free chair massages, yoga, and more!

Kelsey Frenkiel, an Honors Student in the Department of Anthropology will be presenting "Potential Resource Depression in the Society Islands, French Polynesia: Human and Environmental Impacts"

Faculty representatives from academic departments will be on hand to talk to students about the variety of majors, minors, and programs of study available at William & Mary.

Go Government Webinar Series hosted by the Career Center covering topics such as summer internships, security clearances and the federal application process!

Eliot Borenstein (NYU) will deliver a talk on "Myth Information: Propaganda, Consent, and Context in Today's Russia."

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.

Come join BLSA's Annual Symposium on Thursday, February 25th at 6pm in the Sadler Center as we explore various forms of systematic suppression. A panel discussion will be held on Mass Incarceration and Voter Disenfranchisement. All are welcome!

In honor of Black History Month, join the Africana House for its BHM Lecture Series, featuring an interactive talk with W&M's Prof. Robert Vinson.

Please join us for a discussion on Materiality between the sculptor James Sullivan and philosopher Andrew Mitchell, moderated by Charles Palermo. Thursday 25 February 7 PM Andrews 101

Join VIMS researchers Kirk Havens and Rob Hale as they join forces to explore how plastics impact ocean waters and food webs, and discuss work at VIMS to develop biodegradable alternatives.

Join us for an informal panel discussing LGBTQ issues within the STEM fields. Participating professors are from across the STEM disciplines and will answer student questions about queer topics during the second half of the event. All are welcome!

Come hang out at the Sadler Games Desk Thursday, February 25th at 7pm for a Super Smash Bros. tournament and FREE PIZZA! Sign up at the Games Desk or just show up on the 25th ready to play and eat.

Aeschylus' classic Greek trilogy of tragedies.

Apogee Adventures of Brunswick, Maine, is looking for current sophomores, juniors and seniors to lead overnight Adventure/Community Service trips in New England, Quebec, the states, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico & Europe this summer.

The 2016 Honors Colloquium will take place between February 8th and 25th. During this annual event, students writing Honors theses present their work to faculty members, their fellow students and the W&M community. Everyone is invited to attend.

WMCI Community Class. Open to All Skill Levels!

WMCI community-favorite Beginner Yang Style Taiji Workshop. Learn the ancient Chinese technique meant for exercise and meditation.

William & Mary Confucius Institute presents a community course on the ancient art of Chinese calligraphy. All skill levels welcome!

A William & Mary Confucius Institute community course. Learn about various traditional Chinese festivals while partaking in customary ceremonies and reading about traditional cusines.

Learn to manage stress and anxiety, improve memory and enhance the quality of your life.

William & Mary community course. Join the staff of the WMCI for two courses on Chinese painting! All skill levels welcome.

The exhibit features documents, photographs, and selected ceramic works from the Joseph Palin Thorley Papers in Swem Library's Special Collections Research Center.