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Williamsburg City Symphony kicks off 2012 Global Film Festival, Feb. 16-19.
The College of William and Mary's Global Film Festival has announced its 2012 theme: "Film and the City."
Yancey Strickler '00 kickstarts the work of thousands with a way to help other creative people succeed in turning their ideas into realities.
On a quiet Friday evening last fall, more than 800 people around the William and Mary campus pushed play on their mobile device at the same moment—and began what could be the next big social technology phenomenon of our time.
By invitation of the German Studies Section of Modern Languages and Literatures, Professor Sander Gilman, Distinguished Professor of the Liberal Arts and Sciences and Professor of Psychiatry at Emory University, was a guest at the College of William & Mary Wednesday, November 17th.
Aram Vidal, a Cuban audio-visual artist and graduate student at the National Autonomous University in Mexico (UNAM), is serving as Swem Library’s first ever media artist-in-residence.
Ever wondered what it would feel like to be under the spotlight and answering questions posed by Alex Trebek? William & Mary professor Colleen Kennedy might be able to give you a few tips for the road. After all, Kennedy, an associate professor of English , recently took the stage to compete in a round of “Jeopardy!” herself.
Video produced as part of W&M contest will become part of international band's repertoire.
Teams of student videographers create documentaries on area citizens.
You, too, can now understand Cuban films, thanks to Anne Marie Stock.
The Global Film s-GIG has hit the ground running, scheduling its first film program for mid-February at Williamsburg's Kimball Theatre.
On her October 26, 2005, television show, Oprah Winfrey praised James Frey's book as being "like nothing you've ever read before."
Associate Professor and former LCST/Film Studies Director Simon Joyce's latest book, The Victorians in the Rearview Mirror, is now available (Aug. '07) from Ohio University Press.