W&M Featured Events
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The Omohundro Institute will host a symposium exploring Anglo-American jurisprudence and professional legal training in early America. To be followed immediately by 4:30 plenary session on books and the making of early Virginia law.
These beautiful art prints are a great way to preserve your memories of William & Mary. Take home a memory today!
In Prof. Conlee’s novel, Cataclysm, a group of cavers miraculously survive a world-wide apocalyptic event. Local poet, Sally Stiles, will be signing The Haiku Guide to Williamsburg and other titles.
Speaker: Dr. David T. Nguyen, Senior Research Scientist from Facebook
A perennial bestseller here in Williamsburg, Hark upon the Gale is the definitive history of our beloved William & Mary.
A discussion featuring Warren M. Billings (University of New Orleans), Davison M. Douglas (William & Mary Law School), Mitchell Frass (University of Pennsylvania) and Karin Wulf (Omohundro Institute). Free; RSVP to reserve your seat.
I-MIC 2019: Featuring Award-Winning poet and physician Irène Mathieu '09, W&M student poets, and the Russian Music Ensemble
Mark Young, Professor Emeritus at University of Central Florida, will be presenting on self-care in a talk titled, "How to Avoid Becoming a Zombie." In addition, alumni and students will be given the chance to network and mingle.
Come out and see Trevor Wallace, with opener Shapel Lacy, perform live during Homecoming Weekend! Tickets will only be sold at the door; they are $3 with a Student ID and $5 for the General Public!
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Ongoing Events
This Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, come home and show your pride your way. Each year features new programming and old favorites, including annual signature events like the Homecoming Parade, Virginia Uncorked and the Saturday Night Bash.
An exhibition of rare books on early American law from the collection of Sid Lapidus at the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School.
Almanacs are annual guidebooks, used as a calendar and sometimes as a diary, for looking up astronomical data or astrological signs, and even as a weather forecast.
The Campus Food Pantry is OPEN for all WM students, faculty and staff- so please come take some free food to get through finals- featuring canned goods, household items and microwavable meals!
Hours: Monday 330-530, Thursday 430-630, and Saturday 1-3
In 1991, the Women's Studies program emerged, and in 2013, the program was renamed Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, a change that reflects the program’s aspirations for the growth of feminist research and activism at William & Mary.
On December 4, 1779, George Wythe became the first professor of law in America, a professorship created at William & Mary by the Board of Visitors at the urging of Thomas Jefferson. Various events will commemorate the 240th anniversary of that event.
Join the VBA on Wednesday, October 6th, to learn more about the VBA Law School Council, upcoming networking and interview prep events, as well as 1L and 2L opportunities to get involved.
