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Reveley plays critical role in report on war powers

Taylor Reveley, interim president of William and Mary, co-directed the National War Powers Commission, which released its recommendations to replace the 1973 War Powers Resolution recently amidst much national and international interest.

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Video feature: Reiss on The Art of Negotiation.
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Comey video
W&M lights 'service' fire, says Charter Day speaker.

Kaine video
Governor praises College's civic engagement.

Warner video
Senator calls for 'keeping the republic.'

Selected engagement

Building a biofuel plant, building community

Campus garden: A 'plot' for sustainability (w/video)

Medical mission to Dominican Republic: The video

Perkey defends her generation (w/audio)

W&M Campus Kitchen to serve (w/audio)

W&M students camp out for a chance to serve

BPEI: Promoting energy awareness (w/audio)

Serving farm workers on the Eastern Shore

Groundsworker saves W&M service trip

Students invest more than 300,000 service hours

Post-Katrina conversation

A gap in New Orleans
Students say New Orleans' rebuilding lags (w/video)

Informing public policy

Real-world scholarship
Fisher, Langholtz and Roberts make the case (w/audio)

Beyond 'We Shall Overcome'

MLK remembered
Evers-Williams looks back to point forward (w/audio)

‘Thick’ engagement at W&M

Power of service-learning
Pelco discusses academics behind volunteerism (w/video)