Join us on Mondays for an hour long virtual Career Conversation Meetup via Zoom from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT.

We invite you to join us for our weekly D.C. Career Conversations Meetup at the W&M Washington Center from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Mondays. Registration is required. 

Join LinkedIn's former head of Education Marketing, Jeremy Schifeling, to learn the insider secrets to navigate tough times and find your next job amidst uncertainty.

Connect with fellow members of the W&M community from all over the world to share your expertise and build your professional network!

Join W&M President Katherine Rowe, the Board of Visitors, Dean Todd A. Mooradian, the Mason Accounting Programs Board, faculty, students, and special guests for a look at what's new and what's next in Accounting education at William & Mary.

From 1975-1979, Rich Walker '79, photographer for the student newspaper, The Flat Hat, captured dozens of performances held at W&M Hall, along with photos of campus life. Hear about his experience and view images from his photography collection. 

Be sure to check in at the Alumni House to get your name tag, pick up weekend materials, visit the Campus Shop pop-up and see your classmates.

Hop aboard to reminisce about campus 50 years ago and see favorite locations still beloved by current students. 

This event is offered exclusively for members of The Honorable Robert Boyle Legacy Society. 

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

A signature luncheon event exclusively for members of the Honorable Robert Boyle Legacy Society. 

An inside look at how William & Mary’s footprint is evolving to meet the current needs of our community and the university’s sustainability goals.

We’re adding a stop on the Road to Women’s Weekend hosted by Society of 1918 member and W&M M.B.A. alumna Kathleen Carroll! You're invited to join our cocktail reception at the Nobska Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, an iconic Cape Cod landmark.

Make a splash at Lake Matoaka to kick off the 50th reunion festivities for the Class of 1975. 

William & Mary has partnered with Mission Collaborative to bring you the W&M Alumni Career Design Fellowship, a 30-day online program to help W&M alumni get the clarity, plan, and accountability you need to design a successful career.

Be sure to check in at the Alumni House to get your name tag, pick up weekend materials, visit the Campus Shop pop-up and see your classmates

Roll up your sleeves and join your W&M Charlottesville-Highland Network for our annual service day. Friends and family (older children and teens) are welcome. Look for a “know before you go” email with more details a day or two prior to the event. 

How is the data revolution providing new tools for tackling global environmental change, and how is William & Mary leading the way? 

Tour the expanded W&M Athletics facilities and discover new and improved spaces.

Hop aboard to reminisce about campus 50 years ago and see favorite locations still beloved by current students. 

Join us on April 26 at the Roslyn Retreat Center for an afternoon of fun with the W&M community in Richmond. We’ll play lawn games including cornhole, volleyball, bocce, horseshoes and more. 

Enjoy a casual lunch buffet featuring sandwiches from the College Deli, Paul’s Deli and the Cheese Shop in this spacious grandstand suite overlooking the W&M football field.

See the amazing transformation of the arts at W&M with an immersive afternoon tour of the new Music Arts Center and the renovated Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall.

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

Join W&M’s APIM Association (Asian, Pacific Islander & Middle Eastern) in DC for a special evening celebrating Arab American Heritage Month (April) and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (May)!

Meet and mingle with classmates and friends while enjoying drinks and hors d’oeuvres.

Continue the weekend celebration with an evening of cocktails, dinner and dancing.

Coffee, pastries, fruit and yogurt will be provided while members of the 50th reunion class dress in caps and gowns.

Join us on Mondays for an hour long virtual Career Conversation Meetup via Zoom from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT.

We invite you to join us for our weekly D.C. Career Conversations Meetup at the W&M Washington Center from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Mondays. Registration is required. 

Cheer on D.C. United as the team takes on Columbus!

Join us on Mondays for an hour long virtual Career Conversation Meetup via Zoom from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT.

We invite you to join us for our weekly D.C. Career Conversations Meetup at the W&M Washington Center from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Mondays. Registration is required. 

Come join W&M alumni, parents, family and friends for the VA Opera and Richmond Symphony's World Premiere of the opera Loving v. Virginia.

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the National Aquarium in Baltimore as we celebrate the contributions of W&M women in conservation and spotlight W&M’s Year of the Environment. 

Join the Lemon Project and the Hulon Willis Association for the 2025 Donning of the Kente! Registration is open for graduates to take part in this rites of passage ceremony in May 2025. 

This ceremony is for all graduating students who registered to attend and their guests ONLY. Students will have the opportunity to participate in the traditional Walk Across Campus (from the Wren Building, across the Crim Dell Bridge, to Zable Stadium). 

This ceremony is for all graduating students who registered to attend ONLY. Students will complete the traditional Walk Across Campus, from the Wren Building, across the Crim Dell Bridge, to Zable Stadium. 

Join alumni, family, and friends for a hike on the North Bank trail. Park in the Pump House parking lot and meet at the trailhead at the south side of the lot.

Connect with fellow members of the W&M community from all over the world to share your expertise and build your professional network!

Join alumni, family and friends for a combined First Tables and movie watch event at a local restaurant owned by Dana Miles Bennett '97. 

The inaugural William & Mary Mosaic Weekend is a time to celebrate the varied backgrounds, experiences and identities that make up our vibrant community. All members of the W&M community are welcome to attend!

Sign up to volunteer with fellow W&M alumni, parents, and friends at the Special Olympics Summer Games on June 6–7. Most events are held at the University of Richmond and free parking is available at all sites. 

We’re excited to welcome you back on campus! Once you arrive, be sure to check in at the Alumni House to get your name tag, pick up weekend materials and see other attendees.

Begin Mosaic Weekend by connecting with old friends and new faces over cocktails and light refreshments.

Dress is business casual. 

Enjoy a delightful dinner while listening to an inspiring keynote address by Tony Award-winning actress Anika Noni Rose, best known for her voicing of Tiana in Disney’s “The Princess and the Frog.”

Dress is business casual. 

After dinner, head over to Precarious Beer Project to continue the connections. This vibrant gathering will offer the perfect chance to find your people, share memorable experiences and strengthen bonds within the W&M community. 

Start your day with a refreshing morning yoga session! Join fellow attendees for a rejuvenating practice that will help you relax, recharge and connect with your inner peace.

Enjoy your morning coffee and some tasty pastries at our networking session. Sponsored by W&M One Network, this event is designed to connect attendees and spark engaging conversations about professional growth.

Join this engaging panel discussion to explore the power of connection, mentorship and advocacy in shaping meaningful alumni-student relationships.

Mosaic Alumni Celebrations recognize the importance of culture, heritage and community in helping us overcome challenges and achieve our aspirations.

Mosaic Talks are 45-minute sessions that explore William & Mary’s growth and dedication to belonging, as told through the voices of its community members.

This event celebrates the LGBTQ+ identities that make up our vibrant community and the importance of finding solidarity and support to overcome challenges and achieve aspirations.

Spend lunch with us at a fun block party featuring a variety of food trucks offering assorted cuisines!

In 2020, students from the Asian American Student Initiative, in collaboration with the Center for Student Diversity and the Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies program, established a new tradition — the Khatalampay Celebration. 

In 2012, W&M graduating seniors adopted a new tradition — the Donning of the Kente Celebration. This event recognizes the importance of Black and African heritage, culture and community in helping students achieve their aspirations.

In 2019, W&M graduating seniors adopted a new tradition — Ceremonia Raíces. This event is a heartfelt celebration of the cultural heritage and academic achievements of Hispanic, Latino/a/e and Indigenous/Native American students.

Step into style at our Saturday night Sneaker Ball! Dress to impress in your finest attire paired with your favorite sneakers and dance the night away. Enjoy live music and a strolling dinner.

Conclude the inaugural Mosaic Weekend with a buffet-style farewell brunch accompanied by motivational closing remarks!

Connect with fellow members of the W&M community from all over the world to share your expertise and build your professional network!

Are you preparing a high schooler for the college application journey? Join us for this year’s Admission Insights Weekend, an engaging and informative experience designed to help families navigate the college admission process with confidence!

Join us for the Navigating Transitions in-person retreat, an immersive experience designed for those seeking clarity, confidence and community as they navigate life and career transitions. 

Are you ready to dive deeper into your family history? We invite you to our hybrid summer genealogy workshop, the Summer Sankofa Genealogy Workshop.

Life is full of change — are you ready to embrace what’s next? This program is designed to help you explore your next chapter, whether you are stepping into a new role, considering a career change or facing another major life transition.

Join the Lemon Project team for the 16th Annual Lemon Project Spring Symposium, to be held March 20-21, 2026.