Arts & Sciences Events

Attend an info session to learn more about starting undergraduate research, finding a faculty mentor, and getting funding. You'll be ready to take your first steps into the world of research!

Preparing to submit your dissertation or thesis? Bring your lunch and learn tips for navigating through the Electronic Thesis & Dissertation (ETD) submission process, as well as about issues regarding copyright and embargo of your research.

STLI Quick Bite | AI Series: GenAI Tools for W&M

EVENT POSTPONED - Artist, activist, and bestselling author, Katie Holten to speak on the Language of Trees and what it means to love a forest.

Join us for a book talk with award-winning author, Brian Morra '78. Brian, Professor of Russian Studies Sasha Prokhorov, and Elena Prokhorova will lead us on a deep dive into his book, The Righteous Arrows, his second book in his series The Able Archers.

"MORE MODULAR DEEP LEARNING".

Emma Macturk, master's student in Chemistry: "Advances in Forensic Chemistry for the Courtroom"

Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.

Learn more about the Global Research Institute - a multidisciplinary hub that brings together faculty, staff, practitioners, and students to conduct applied research on pressing global issues. 

Following a huge success by the far-right in European Parliamentary elections, we take the national elections in Austria and  Germany as a starting point for a discussion on what that means for Europe. 

This workshop delves into advanced and experimental animation techniques, encouraging participants to push the boundaries of traditional animation.

William & Mary Theatre is pleased to announce its production of Men on Boats, written by Jaclyn Backhaus and directed by Abbie Cathcart.

The W&M CyberSecurity Center presents TribeCTF 2024, our inaugural Capture The Flag competition, co-located with &hacks, W&M's hackathon! Test your skills, and win cash prizes! Register now: https://tribectf.cs.wm.edu!

Students will explore the fantastical world of creating mystical, mythological, imaginary animals, beasts, and stranger things with oil pastels and tempera paint.

Want to meet admissions representatives from graduate school programs?

Dr. Joseph Reiner, Virginia Commonwealth University, Title: Nanoparticle-enhanced nanopore detection of ovarian cancer-marking peptides 

As part of the Tyler Lecture Series and campus conversations around democracy, Professor Marc Stein will speak on the bicentennial protests to help us think more expansively about engaging with democracy and belonging in the contemporary United States. 

Amit Seal Ami, Computer Science - Ph.D. Dissertation Proposal
Title: Systematically Evaluating Static Analysis-Based Security Testing Tools - The Gaps within Design and Practice
Advisors: Dr. Adwait Nadkarni and Dr. Denys Poshyvanyk

Information session for students interested in the 2025 W&M faculty-led summer study abroad program in Montpellier, France.

Journey through centuries of colorful history, from the 18th-century to cutting-edge AI revolutionizing the art world.

The Global Research Institute presents the Research in Progress: Francesca Parente & Dong Luo

Libraries & STLI Workshop: Ally for Accessibility

Remica Bingham-Risher

Essayist and Affrilachian Poet.

Classes resume from Fall Break

If you plan to graduate in Jan., May or Aug. 2025, you must apply to graduate using the University Registrar’s online Graduation Application by this deadline. The form closes after October 15, each year. See the Graduation Application website.

Join the Institute for Integrative Conservation for a training session on the World Bank’s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) and Environmental and Social Standards to better manage environmental and social risks in international development.

Students are invited to stop by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Fair to learn more about engaging in research!

This is your opportunity to engage with industry leaders, explore exciting career paths, and gain valuable insights into the world of consulting, technology, and innovation.

From bawdy taverns to corrupt politicians, learn about how Hogarth’s prints offer a scandalous peek into a society on the brink of change.

Join us for an insightful session featuring firsthand stories from William & Mary students and faculty about the realities of conducting research in international settings. 

Come learn about a generous scholarship for French & Francophone Studies majors!

The Lee Lecture presents a lecture by Professor Lauren Ginsberg from Duke University. She will be speaking on "Remembered Resistance: Telling the Life stories of Claudia Octavia’s Household in and out of Literature".  

William & Mary Presents! Julian Lage, one of the most prodigious guitarists of his generation

Five male students meet twice a week at W&M's greenhouse, a haven for the university's gay men. The threat of a new club on campus has the men worried as they come to terms with what they mean to each other and how much they need the greenhouse.

Title: Third Wave Artificial Intelligence, Human Machine Teams, and Crisis Reasoning

Friday, October 18, 3:30 pm in Washington 301

Homecoming Alumni Talk by Nicole Wright Patrick ’15, Program Manager, Central and Eastern Europe, (NDI).

Voice, Space, and Accountability: Strengthening Democracy in Central & Eastern Europe

The Randolph Complex will have been home to W&M students for 45 years when it closes its doors at the end of the 2024-2025 academic year. Join us to bid good-bye to Cabell, Harrison, Page, Nicholas & Pleasants Halls!

Homecoming Weekend ISC Open House!

Join the ISC science departments for our annual Homecoming Open House from 9 - 11am  Saturday 19 October.

Please Join us for Homecoming! We will be hosting a joint Homecoming celebration for all Economics, Government, International Relations, and Public Policy Alumni!

Theatre and Dance Alumni: Join the Department of Theatre & Performance for Homecoming Weekend! Enjoy light refreshments and connect with alumni, faculty, and current students. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join the units of the HIVE: the Global Research Institute, the Institute for Integrative Conservation and the Whole of Government Center of Excellence for a Homecoming & Reunion Weekend party!

Current Monroe Scholars and Monroe Scholar alumni are invited to attend the Centennial celebration for Monroe Hall! In honor of its 100th birthday, Monroe Hall has undergone a total renovation. 

Curious about options for hiring and retaining international employees? Join us to learn more about the immigration process for bringing academic employees to W&M and VIMS. 

Are you interested in gaining invaluable professional experience and immersing yourself in the vibrant cultures of East Asia? If so, mark your calendar for the upcoming Freeman Intern Fellowships in East Asia Information Session!

Join W&M Global Research Institute for the launch of The Migrant's Jail: An American History of Mass Incarceration (Princeton University Press, 2024), written by W&M Assistant Professor Brianna Nofil. Co-sponsored with W&M Libraries and History Department

STLI Quick Bite | AI Series: Transparent Assignment Design with AI

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of Edgar Degas, where brilliance and misanthropy collide.

Learn the ancient process of woodblock carving by creating symbolic portraits of figures from William & Mary’s extensive and complicated history.

Human activist Mike Wilson will discuss his book, What Side Are You On?

Title: Big AI for Small Devices

A conversation with Daniel Skinner, Ph.D., Professor of Health Policy at Ohio University, about how urban healthcare institutions work with their communities.

Join us for our Fête de la Recherche, an annual showcase of student research! Meet other students in French & Francophone Studies and learn about study abroad and research funding opportunities. Food and drinks served.

In a collaborative space that fosters a sense of belonging for all, Theatre & Performance WELCOME TABLES are open forums for inclusive gathering and democratic public discussion.

The Raft Debate returns!    

Get an exclusive first look at the Museum’s breathtaking transformation through an illustrated lecture by Director David Brashear.

Trick-or-treat your way through all 4 floors of Swem Library, and then make your way to the Special Collections Research Center for candy, food, drink, and a display of all of the SCRC's strangest, eeriest, and creepiest collections!