W&M Featured Events

Colloquium talk by Zhenming Liu, Princeton

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Graduate students Lisa Ailloud and Quang Huynh update the VIMS community on their research.

Title: Constructing a National Model Village in the Films The Young People in our Village (1959) and its Sequel (1963) Speaker: Yu Zhang (Assistant Professor of Chinese Studies, Randolph-Macon College)

Information session geared toward W&M students who are interested in learning more about enrolling in W&M's new 10-month M.S. in Business Analytics

Dr. Justin Stevens, Jefferson Lab, Title of Talk: Exploring gluonic degrees of freedom in the meson spectrum

With Prof. Jim Kaste, Geology Come get ideas on how to maximize your research relationship with your professors.

Discussion of constitutional rights sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law of William & Mary Law School. This session's topic is The Religion Clauses (Adults and Students).

If you would like to become involved in Student Government, then stop by one of our information sessions. We will have one on Wednesday March 2 or Wednesday March 3 at 7 PM.

Now showing in the Andrews Gallery: ODD JOB: Assorted Works by Michael Draeger Surfaces, Legs & Coverings

A 4-night festival featuring five original plays written by W&M students. The 2016 Festival is 2/29-3/3 at 8 p.m. each night in the PBK lab theatre. Admission is $1 per night.

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

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.