W&M Featured Events

Bringing Washington to Williamsburg. Look for the Washington Center staff and former Study in DC students all around campus on Friday, April 8th - and the best part... everything is FREE!

with Paul and Susanne

w/ Paul & Susanne

with Matt

This painstakingly researched new book examines the oft-neglected roles of 26 remarkable first ladies in shaping our country's destiny.

Join us on the Sadler Terrace for a free substance use screening with a New Leaf counselor, FREE ICE CREAM, and amazing games and prizes! All of this from 10am-2pm on Friday! Let's Stop the Stigma and Start the Conversation about substance use on campus!

Feng Yan, Computer Science - Ph.D. Defense Title: Workload Interleaving with Performance Guarantees in Data Centers Advisor: Dr. Evgenia Smirni

with Jenny

Please join us to discuss Ph.D. candidate Spencer Well's dissertation draft chapter, "'Here is the Reformation that is so Much Wanting': Free Quakers and the Renovation of American Quakerism"

Come by to see our installment of pottery and ceramic sculpture by art students, faculty and local artists. All works in the display are available for discounted sale! Proceeds fund ceramics club's visiting artist program.

Linda Warren '90, B.S. Environmental Science and owner of Launch! Consuting

Join the William & Mary Policy Review for a thought-provoking discussion on the latest UN Sustainable Development Goals!

How do we critically consume and effectively respond to media as citizen scholars? Join us for a discussion on the topic with alumni working at CBS, POLITICO, The Washington Post and the National Journal, followed by a networking reception.

Title: Optimal paths to stochastic extinction

Join Upcoming DC Semester Program Professor Fred Corney (History), for a discussion on the Cold War and Russia with Andrew Weiss, VP for Studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and a screening of the Oscar-nominated "Bridge of Spies"

Matthew Zimmt of Brown University presents "Molecular Weaving: Tetris, Reactions and Mass Spectrometry of Monolayers"

The Project on International Peace and Security (PIPS) campus research symposium will take place from 3 to 4:30 pm Friday, April 8, in Washington RM 201. Students will be presenting their white papers.

The William & Mary Pre-Vet Club is hosting a puppy playdate! Come play with one of five puppies in the Crim Dell Meadow for just $1 (cash and express accepted). The puppies are in training to become assistance dogs--help them learn how to socialize!

LGBTQ Pride Festival 2016 is happening on Friday, April 8, from 3 - 6 pm in the Sunken Garden, come join us!

w/ Molly P & Emily

Come to this session to learn about the Fulbright student awards that support recent college graduates to teach abroad for a year. All are welcome to attend; rising seniors & recent alumni are eligible to apply this year.

Talk Title: TBD

with Molly P.

Come kick off your weekend with great music from Tinder Buttons. Bring your friends, a hunger for Georgetown cupcakes (brought to you by WMDC) and your W&M bucket list to share on the "Before I graduate I want to..." chalk wall.

with Doug and Terry

A fun night full of music and dancing! Beginner lessons in Swing, Salsa, and Foxtrot dancing, followed by open social dancing to live music by Wham Bam Big Band.

An Evening of Ragtime

Come join the Lambda Alliance's annual Drag Ball, on April 8 from 8 -10 pm in Little Theater, featuring professional drag queen performances, followed by an amateur section open to all. Tickets are $3 beforehand and $5 at the door.

Fine dining at it's best. We are featuring a By Land or By Sea Special. Want extras, add on to any meal!

William & Mary Law School's Student Chapter of the Virginia Bar Association will be tabling in the law school cafe from April 4th to April 15th collecting monetary and food donations for the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank's legal food frenzy competition.

Have some food, have a seat, and have a conversation. Table Talks are an initiative by the SA Department of Diversity to promote conversations on topics relating to diversity on our campus. Check out this semester's topics and sign up on Facebook!

Session 2 of 4: start planning gardens, preparing planting space, and using the materials at the Campus Gardens. After preparing your planting area, you will plant your first seeds! No experience necessary, only curiosity, and willingness to dig!

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.

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