W&M Featured Events

Bo Dong, Computer Science - Ph.D. defense Title: Inverse-rendering for Data-driven Appearance Modeling

Akshay Deverakonda's Biology honors thesis defense

Join us for middle of the summer WMSURE presentations from students and mentors and an end of the 1st summer session celebration!

Theatre/Ames 333 invites you to our recital of meditation based South & Southeast Asian Folklore Performance happening Thursday, July 2, 2015, 1:30pm, Adair Hall, Dance Studio.

Classes will be held.

This painstakingly researched new book examines the oft-neglected roles of 26 remarkable first ladies in shaping our country's destiny.

Recently revised and fully updated, Hark Upon the Gale remains one of the most popular and complete histories of the College of William & Mary.

These beautiful art prints are a great way to preserve your memories of Colonial Williamsburg. Take home a memory today!

Kevin P. Moran, Computer Science - Masters Defense Title: Enhancing Bug Reports for Mobile Apps

Alena V. Devan, Physics - Final Oral Exam for the Ph.D. Title: Sterile Neutrino Search with MINOS

Work Smarter! Learn the tools, techniques, tips and tricks to creating your job-aids and how-to manuals.

Join us for our Women's Network summer happy hour series at 2nd Street Restaurant.

Join us as we take stock of our summer research progress. We'll make a plan for all that you want to accomplish during the rest of the summer. We'll also help you schedule in some more fun.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Join brothers Derek and Sam as they explore the historic Belle Isle and Richmond's local monuments in the third installment of the Virginia Mystery Series.

Becca Connelly, a divorced elementary school teacher, finds love again with ex-marine Michael Stevens in this modern romance set in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

w/ Doug & Terry

w/ Matt

w/ Chelsea

w/ Maria & Sarah

w/ Beth & Megan

w/ Chelsea

w/ Justine & Melanie

With Terry

w/ Cindy

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

w/ Cindy

w/ Sarah

w/ Monica

w/ Leslie & Joanna

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Join Prof. Charity Hudley as she welcomes the Class of 2019 Plus Scholars and gives them an overview of WMSURE.

Spark Leadership Series presentations are hosted once a semester to "spark" your thinking about new ways to lead, work, and be. Dr. Barbara Farmer, an educator, researcher, and author, will provide key character traits of excellent leaders.

w/ Andrew & Megan

Instructor Rotation

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Ms. Hosegood is an award-winning watercolorist, whose prints capture the essence of Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary. Take one home today!

The Wealth of Jamestown is a fictionalized account of the determined people who settled Jamestown in the 1690s and the important events that took place during this watershed moment in our country's history.

These beautiful art prints are a great way to preserve your memories of Colonial Williamsburg. Take home a memory today!

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

Steven Breese creates a fairy tale in one of Shakespeare's most delicate comedies with swashbuckling musketeers, pretenders & blowhards. But first there is Helena, ward of a Spanish countess, who contrives to win the heart of Bertram with wiles & wit.

w/ Beth & Andrew

For the Love of Country Community Conversation: The Importance of Contemporaneous Record-Keeping for Active Duty Service Members

With Terry

w/ Kim

w/ Melanie/Monica

w/ Chelsea

w/ Andrew

w/ Doug & Terry

w/ Matt

w/ Chelsea

w/ Maria & Sarah

Customer Service within a higher education institution is different than retail or corporate America. Come learn how to do customer service well, as a representative of the College of William & Mary. The workshop is highly interactive and fun!

w/ Beth & Megan

w/ Chelsea

This workshop will assist you in preparing posters and talks that present your research.

w/ Justine & Melanie

With Terry

w/ Cindy

w/ Cindy

w/ Monica

w/ Sarah

w/ Leslie & Joanna

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

w/ Andrew & Megan

Instructor Rotation

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

w/ Beth & Andrew

With Terry

w/ Kim

w/ Melanie/Monica

w/ Chelsea

w/ Andrew

w/ Doug & Terry

w/ Matt

w/ Chelsea

w/ Maria & Sarah

w/ Beth & Megan

w/ Chelsea

Join us for end of the summer WMSURE presentations from students and mentors and an end of the summer celebration!

w/ Justine & Melanie

With Terry

w/ Cindy

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

w/ Cindy

w/ Monica

w/ Sarah

w/ Leslie & Joanna

Join VIMS professor Mark Luckenbach as he continues VIMS' 75th anniversary lecture series by tracing the long and tumultuous history of oysters in Chesapeake Bay.

Tips for Motivating Struggling Readers

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

w/ Andrew & Megan

Mary A. Mohr, Physics - Final Oral Exam for the Ph.D. Title: Quantitative Analysis of Periodic Breathing and Very Long Apnea in Preterm Infants

Martin Dressel, Physikalisches Institut, University Stuttgart, Germany, Title of Talk: Optical Spectroscopy on Superconducting Films

Instructor Rotation

The sequel to last season's production Julius Caesar. The empire proves not large enough for the egos of Octavius Caesar, Lepidus and Marc Antony and is about to be torn apart. Surprising mood twists in a tragedy that includes huge elements of humor.

The Virginia Initiative for Science Teaching and Achievement (VISTA) is a partnership to create an innovative community of support for sustained, intensive science teacher professional development.

The exhibit features documents, photographs, and selected ceramic works from the Joseph Palin Thorley Papers in Swem Library's Special Collections Research Center.

Hear the Wren Building's eighteenth-century organ in concert - free every Saturday, 10-10:30 a.m.

This exhibit explores Virginia's 35 years of hip-hop history through oral histories, curated playlists, artifacts, posters, and other archival materials in the William & Mary Hip Hop Collection.

Visit Swem Library for exhibits from the "From Fights To Rights" project commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement. Exhibits rotate at least twice each year.