W&M Featured Events
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We invite all aspiring Irish musicians to dust off their instruments and join us for Irish music in our Café.
Join the William & Mary community in Seattle for breakfast, networking, and conversation led by alumna, Jennifer Armentrout ’94.
On a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, the Sinclair family is transported back in time, where they become entangled in the events leading up to the American Revolution.
Sophie Madison and Aaron Reinhart are in love and making college plans when a tragedy rips them apart in the summer of their senior year. When they reconnect years later, Aaron becomes a murder suspect and Sophie must race to clear his name.
This new book examines the role the William & Mary community has played in military actions from the French & Indian War through to the present day.
Drawing influence from such artists as The Beatles and James Taylor, Mr. Vangieri performs an eclectic blend of acoustic covers and original works.
Join fellow Tribe alums at a happy hour at Town Brewing Company!
Join fellow W&M alumni and the Richmond Alumni Chapter Board to share ideas on future events.
Join the William & Mary community in New York for breakfast, networking and a conversation on the trends impacting the residential real estate market in New York led by W&M alumni Brian Lewis '91 and Matt Wallace '10.
In this webinar, W&M alumna Amy Steindler '80 will share mindful listening techniques and ways to develop self- and language awareness, to build empathy, understand others better, and resolve conflicts faster (and with far less suffering).
Ongoing Events
Join us this summer for fun and engaging community courses!
In 1991, the Women's Studies program emerged, and in 2013, the program was renamed Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, a change that reflects the program’s aspirations for the growth of feminist research and activism at William & Mary.
On December 4, 1779, George Wythe became the first professor of law in America, a professorship created at William & Mary by the Board of Visitors at the urging of Thomas Jefferson. Various events will commemorate the 240th anniversary of that event.
