Student Diversity Events

William & Mary Theatre presents Regina Taylor's Crowns directed by Artisia Green, February 26-March 1.

Get an inside view of Israel by following the journey of five young Israeli high school graduates who are drafted into the army to defend their country. An Israeli soldier featured in the film will join to share his/her experience with the audience.

Sara Khan, director of Inspire, a women's human rights and counter-terrorism organization which seeks to address inequalities facing British Muslim women, is the 2015 Kraemer Middle East Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence.

Sara Khan, director of Inspire, a women's human rights and counter-terrorism organization which seeks to address inequalities facing British Muslim women, is the 2015 Kraemer Middle East Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence.

Sponsored by the W&M Chapter of the NAACP. Jay Augustine is the author of "The Keys Are Being Passed: Race, Law, Religion & the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement."

W&M's Black Law Students Association, in collaboration with other organizations, will host its annual symposium on race, law, and current events. Please join us for a much needed and enlightening discussion!

With Professors Christy Burns, Laura Heymann, David Aday, and Vern Lindquist; Karlene Jennings from Development, and Carla Costello from the President's Office--all first generation college students who now work in higher education!

Josh Sundquist survived childhood cancer, and became a two-sport Paralympic athlete, celebrity motivational speaker, national bestseller, and William & Mary alum. Come see Josh speak at an event that benefits Children's Miracle Network.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Xi Lambda Chapter is holding an open mic contest. CONTESTANTS ARE COMPETING FOR: 1st Place - $100 Visa Gift Card Come Show Your Support For Our Campus Artists!

The William & Mary Hip Hop Collection and Swem Library present Women in Hip Hop. Please RSVP by Mar. 16 to [[swemrsvp]]. Free and open to the public.

Come out for an evening of African culture! Cultural performances, dancing, music, play and a fashion show!

With immense social changes occurring with regard to LGBT issues, youth are grappling with sexual and gender identities at younger and younger ages. What opportunities and challenges do such developments create?

Come help the current brothers of Kappa Pi introduce our newest members this Sunday at 5:06pm at the Sadler Terrace. There will be poetry, the recitation of Chapter and General Organization history, in addition to greetings (live music) and stepping!

The Cloud committee is pleased to announce that Kathryn Bond Stockton, Distinguished Professor of English and Interim Associate Vice President for Equity and Diversity at the University of Utah, will deliver the annual Cloud lecture.

A Talk by Natasha Sriraman, M.D., Pediatrics Faculty, Eastern Virginia Medical School. Natasha Sriraman, M.D. is one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.

This confidential health survey allows the College to map a wide range of health issues, making our campus healthier. And as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student, you have a chance of winning one of many great prizes!