Arts & Sciences Events

Tree planting ceremony in honor of the 4 founding faculty members of the Geology Department to be followed by a wine and cheese reception in McGlothlin-Street Hall Please contact Carol Roe for more information and to find the tree (crroex@wm.edu)

The W&M Guitar Ensemble, consisting of 13 guitarists, will present a free concert of music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods as well as folk music from different countries.

This two night festival highlights the work of composers in the fall semester composition and computer music classes, including a work for two cellos, computer-based improvisation, soundscape captures and pieces for interactive electronices.

This two-night festival highlights the work of composers in the fall semester composition and computer music classes, including a work for two cellos, computer-based improvisation, soundscape captures and pieces for interactive electronices.

Come meet with advisors from the Global Education Program Office to discuss your Study Abroad options and see what you have been missing!

Come meet with advisors from the Global Education Program Office to discuss your Study Abroad options and see what you have been missing!

Speaker: Yu-Min Chung, University of Kansas Title: On the computation of inertial manifolds

Learn more about the W&M Summer Study Abroad Program in Cape Town, South Africa!

Boren Scholars, including Chelsea Moubarak '13, will discuss their experiences abroad and answer your questions.

Constitutional Conversations is the award-winning seven-month long examination of our nation's founding document.

Performances by students of Stephanie Nakasian. Selections will include jazz, pop, folk, rock, theater, R&B, gospel and original pieces.

Last Day of Classes for the Fall Semester

Dr. Jason Link, Senior Scientist with Ecosystem Management at NOAA, will explore methods for delineating marine ecosystem recovery following perturbations.

Computer Science Distinguished Speakers Series

Performances by students of Maria Yefimova. Accompanying seminar in collaborative performances. Works by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Copland, Faure and Young.

Directed by David Grandis, this concert will feature excerpts from Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss with student vocalists Haley Bauser, Kate Skochdopole, Sophia Mortensen, Andreas Moffet, and Michael Wakefield and Tchaikovsky's Nutcrackers, Suite No. 1.

A celebration of seasonal song with sing-a-long carols featuring the W&M Choir, Women's Chorus, and Botetourt Chamber Singers. Family-friendly performance. Conductor - James Armstrong Conductor - Jamie Bartlett

A celebration of seasonal song with sing-a-long carols featuring the W&M Choir, Women's Chorus, and Botetourt Chamber Singers. Family-friendly performance. Conductor - James Armstrong Conductor - Jamie Bartlett

Directed by Paul Bhasin. A performance of Bernstein's Symphonic Dances from West Side Story arranged for the U.S. Marine Band by famed arranger Paul Lavender.