W&M Featured Events
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Join us on an immersive trip to Washington, D.C., open to all majors and class years, to explore careers in public service.
Please join us for a short, relaxed session to learn more about DC Energy. This event is structured as an office hours where you can meet some members of our firm and ask any questions you may have.
Libraries & STLI Workshop: Ally for Accessibility
Join the local William & Mary community for our monthly Tribe Thursday at Kephi Greek Kitchen! The event is free to attend. Appetizers will be provided, and drinks will be pay-as-you-go. Registration is not required.
Join us in a special conversation with celebrated authors Anne Marie Belair Pace ’87, P ’22 and Kathryn Dobbs Erskine ’80 at James Monroe’s Highland.
Join the Online MS in Finance Faculty and the admissions outreach team for an interactive live webinar. This is your opportunity to ask any question regarding the Online Master of Science in Finance program for busy, working professionals.
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Ongoing Events
The Department of Art & Art History is pleased to present the 2024 Distinguished Visiting Artist, Andrew Raftery. Raftery's visit is threefold: a lecture, exhibition, and workshop.
The Campus Ministers invite you to take some time out for prayer, reflection and meditation on peace, kindness, and wisdom and healing for our country, the earth and the world.
Donate your used sneakers so they can be repurposed or recycled.
At the Writing and Communication Center, trained peer consultants offer individual assistance with writing, presentation, and other communication assignments across disciplines and at any stage, from generating ideas to polishing a final product.
The Muscarelle Museum of Art presents a selection of photographs from the Farm Security Administration, a New Deal-era project that created a pictorial record of American life between 1935-1944.
