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The film is a cross-cultural tool that is designed to empower by supporting the development of intercultural empathy and critical thinking skills and initiating dialogue between different cultures.

The College of William and Mary Middle Eastern Music Ensemble will offer a Spring Concert featuring repertoire from Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, led by the 2010-2011 director, Denise Gill-Gurtan.

W&M Women's Track & Field Colonial Relays at Zable Stadium. Complete schedule of events at {{http://www.tribeathletics.com}}.

The event benefits the William & Mary campus bone marrow drive and is in memory of Alison Ruth Kaplan. On-site registration and check-in at the Law School will begin at 9 am.

Co-organized by Syndicate, Alter-Ego, and Club Swag. Proceeds will go to the American Red Cross to assist the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Javanese Concert of Traditional and Contemporary Gamelan Music with the W&M Gamelan and special guest Joko Sutrisno. Free admission

Ewell Concert Series, Eugenia Zukerman, Flutist with Milana Strezeva, Pianist. General admission $8, Students $5. Jointly sponsored by the Williamsburg Regional Library's Dewey Decibel Series PROGRAM: Music of the Romantic Era

Award-winning novelist Alexander McCall Smith will headline this spring's Patrick Hayes Writers' Festival

Healthy Competition and OCES Love!

April 8th-9th at Busch Field from 7pm to 6am!

The Muscarelle Museum's Music in the Gallery series presents two of William and Mary's popular a cappella groups, The Intonations and The Stairwells.

On April 11, 2011, celebrate the rise to power of King William & Queen Mary at the same time the newly admitted students in the Class of 2015 are celebrating their admission to W&M.

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to break out W&M sweatshirts, t-shirts, ties, hats ... whatever you've got that's green and gold. Show up in the Sunken Garden at 2:30PM for a campus photo of Tribe Pride in celebration of Coronation Day.

W&M sponsors the largest campus bone marrow drive in the nation.

Want something to help you de-stress and have some fun- away from papers, tests, and homework? Come out to Crim Dell Meadow to finger paint, create Balloon-Dart masterpieces, and smash some pinatas with the AMP interns!

Annual student end of the year celebration.

The day all of newly admitted freshmen and their families are invited to campus

"Behind the Altars of Camelot: The Religion of John F. and Jacqueline Kennedy."

Take a break from class and get dirty in the campus gardens! Meet at the Sadler Center Terrace at 5 p.m. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

FREE concert in Lodge 1. Come out and learn about organizations on campus that are dedicated to improving the world around us.

The FLUX String Quartet, William & Mary's Artist-in-Residence for 2010-11, will close out its academic-year concerts by performing Morton Feldman's six-hour-long test of endurance and style, the String Quartet #2.

It's carnival time in 17th-century Naples, where our English cavaliers skirmish with Italian courtesans and Spanish ladies. But everything is topsy-turvy when love becomes dangerous and sex is but a masquerade.

Watch a documentary about sustainability at W&M and then participate in a forum about the future of sustainability with President Reveley and others. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Come join AMP and take advantage of this beautiful weather with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace! Free admission. Featuring: Secret Mountain

Get ready to whirl away the night and chance your luck...all for a good cause! ASC presents a formal dance and casino night with all proceeds donated to Heal Japan.

William and Mary Sailing Team's semester fundraiser. Faculty, students, and staff pay $10 for 1 or $15 for 2 to have Tribe Sailing members take them sailing on the James River! Food will be provided.

Celebrate the end of Earth Week 2011 in style!

Tickets $8 general/ $3 student with ID

The Lemon Project is co-sponsoring a lecture by Dr. John Boyd, who is the founder and director of the National Black Farmers Association.

Tickets: $8/$3 students/free for children under 12.

You know it, you love it, you work hard all semester to go to it. AMP is bringing back everyone's favorite last day of classes party in the Sunken Garden. So, if you're a fan of inflatables, cotton candy, prizes and music, get out to the Sunken Garden!

Everyone's favorite tradition at the end of the semester is back and better than ever! Come for free pancakes, bacon, music, contests and more! Featuring the Cleftomaniacs and Arboreaux, this is a night you don't want to miss.

The Botetourt Chamber Singers, W&M Women's Chorus, and W&M Choir perform. Tickets: $10/students $3. Additional performance on Thursday the 28th of April.