U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates '65, L.H.D. '98, talks with the William & Mary Alumni Association about service and sacrifice.
This column by President Taylor Reveley originally ran in the summer 2009 issue of the William & Mary Alumni Magazine.
A protein known as the thyroid hormone receptor shuttles in and out of the cell's nucleus, where it goes about the all-important business of turning genes on and off.
William & Mary Law Professor Jayne Barnard was in courtroom for Bernard Madoff's sentencing June 29, 2009. Madoff's victims had their day in court thanks to a proposal Barnard authored that requires judges to hear fraud victims' impact statements. Madoff received 150 years.
Researchers with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science will collaborate with public and private partners on a new effort to restore oysters, seagrass, and bay scallops to the Commonwealth's seaside bays.
The mascot search at the College of William & Mary got a bit of national exposure via ESPN.
An international team of scientists warns that accelerating losses of seagrasses across the globe threaten the immediate health and long-term sustainability of coastal ecosystems.
Virginia's oyster hatcheries saw a more than 18-fold increase in the number of seed and larvae sold between 2007 and 2008, according to a survey of shellfish farmers conducted by researchers from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Sea Grant Extension Program.
Anna Martin, vice president for administration and chair of William & Mary's Emergency Management Team, sent the following message regarding H1N1 to the campus community.
Join our weekly public tours, June 12 through August 21, to learn more about VIMS.
In 1753, the Hallam troupe, having broken with London's New Wells Theatre, arrived in Williamsburg to present The Merchant of Venice, the first professional production of Shakespeare in the New World. In 2009 the Virginia Shakespeare Festival celebrates its 31st annual season. We invite you to join us in this venerable tradition of the Bard in the 'Burg.
The Opera Festival is an annual summer event at Ash Lawn-Highland, the home of James Monroe, which is owned by the College of William and Mary.
Led by head coach Jimmye Laycock, the College opens the home schedule with a night game against Northeast Conference foe Central Connecticut State.
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