W&M Libraries Events

Hayes Writers Series - Sara Daniele Rivera

Join us for a reception for the 2025 ARII winners!

Do you love libraries? If so, join the Library Ambassadors, a student group here at W&M. We have monthly dinner meetings, learn about what's happening in the libraries, and give feedback on how to make our campus libraries even better. 

Join us for an exciting discussion about two new books chronicling local Black history!

Join this lightning round talk on Zoom to learn more about how ResearchRabbit works and identify pros and cons of the tool.

Join us on April 16 from 4:00-5:30PM on the front patio of the Swem Library for a faculty/staff event. Enjoy snacks, drinks, and great conversation! Open to faculty & staff. 

Join the Lemon Project as we welcome author and W&M alumna Dr. Ravynn Stringfield back to campus for a Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk. Ravynn will read selections from her work. She will sign books, and books will be available for purchase.

Scholarship on Display is a rotating exhibit series located in Swem Library's lobby. This installment features publications and research from faculty members in the Classical Studies department. Light refreshments will be provided. Open to all!

Join the IIC for our annual Earth Week Launch Party with Student Research Presentations

Join  the Institute for Integrative Conservation, the Muscarelle Museum of Art, and Vital Impacts for a celebration of the W&M Year of the Environment as we welcome underwater photographer, whale whisperer, and National Geographic fellow Brian Skerry.

Join colleagues from Libraries and STLI in this hands-on workshop about increasing accessibility in your Blackboard courses.

Join us for a Pride Open House in the Special Collections Research Center at Swem Library! Materials related to LGBTQIA+ history will be on display and we'll have light refreshments. Free and open to all!

Please join us on Thursday, April 24 at 4:30 p.m. to relive the rock and roll days of William & Mary Hall with Rich Walker '79, former photographer for the student newspaper, The Flat Hat. 

This inside look will highlight materials from the Class of 1975 and earlier years, as well as other treasures from Special Collections.