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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.
The Department of Art & Art History is pleased to present the 2024 Distinguished Visiting Artist, Andrew Raftery. Raftery's visit is threefold: a lecture, exhibition, and workshop.
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
Applications are live to join the 2025 ABC cohort! We will be holding two information sessions for prospective applicants, going over basics of the program and answering any questions students may have.
Libraries & STLI Workshop: Ally for Accessibility
Classes resume from Fall Break
The International Students, Scholars & Programs (ISSP) Office is hosting a trip to E-Mart to buy international groceries.
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!
STLI Quick Bite | Change One Thing Series: Think, Engage, Explain
From bawdy taverns to corrupt politicians, learn about how Hogarth’s prints offer a scandalous peek into a society on the brink of change.
Applications are live to join the 2025 ABC team! We will be holding an information session to go over the basics of the program, as well as answer any questions applicants may have.
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 Magic of Noticing" - Presented by 2024 Concord Scholarship recipient.
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".
Ongoing Events
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!
The 48-hour coding competition is open primarily to undergraduates, with a multitude of prize tracks to compete in. &hacks is held in Swem Library, providing a communal space to connect with other hackers, industry professionals, and alumni!
William & Mary Theatre is pleased to announce its production of Men on Boats, written by Jaclyn Backhaus and directed by Abbie Cathcart.
At the Writing and Communication Center, trained peer consultants offer individual assistance with writing, presentation, and other communication assignments across disciplines and at any stage, from generating ideas to polishing a final product.