Laboratory analysis by the College of William and Mary’s Center for Archaeological Research (WMCAR) has revealed that the bone fragments found this summer in two unmarked graves on campus are the remains of dogs interred some two centuries ago.
William & Mary faculty and staff experts were called on by national media outlets with increasing regularity over the past academic year. Articles in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, Washington Post and the L.A. Times, just to name a few, featured William & Mary experts.
Traveling to and from William & Mary is about to become a whole lot easier, and a lot more sustainable, through a new carpooling program established by the College over the summer.
The recently formed Neighborhood Relations Committee (NRC) includes representatives from five groups - city officials, homeowners, students, university administrators and landlords - and is charged with working with residents and students to address town-and-gown issues.
Half a century after he experienced Opening Convocation as a freshman, Rector Henry C. Wolf stood before William & Mary's students and assured them that though much has changed in the past 50 years, the core of the College remains the same.
The College's new Memorial Garden was dedicated August 27.
Research by Professor Bob Diaz of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science lies at the heart of a new White House report on the growing problem of low-oxygen marine "dead zones."
North Carolina, Virginia, Richmond and Syracuse will challenge team coming off its best season in 60 years.
Members of the class of 2014 participate in the freshman walk, an opening convocation tradition. More...
Notice to campus community regarding off-campus robbery.
This is the second open house for the JCC-BTI program, now managed by the Technology and Business Center at the College of William & Mary. In case you were unable to make the first one or would like to come again with colleagues, associates or potentially interested contacts, we would enjoy having you attend and learn more about how the Incubator can help local business grow successfully. Please feel free to pass this invitation on to your colleagues, associates, or anyone you think might like to visit the incubator facility and meet our resident clients and others engaged with our program.
The Tribe's first home game of the season is a night game against VMI.
This annual event is sponsored by the school’s Institute of Bill of Rights Law (IBRL). This year it brings together leading Supreme Court journalists, advocates, legal scholars, and federal court judges to discuss and analyze the Court’s upcoming term.
Described as a delicate balance of comedy and lecture, the annual Raft Debate features four W&M faculty members from diverse disciplines, stranded on a desolate island with only a one-person life raft for escape to civilization. Which faculty member should survive for the sake of humanity? Based on the volume of applause, the audience chooses the sole survivor as the professors cajole, plead, pontificate, and resort shamelessly to props and costumes.
By Alan Ayckbourn; Directed by Christopher Owens; $5/student, $10/general; An audience talk-back will follow the Friday evening performance.
The Tribe meets Villanova on Family Weekend.
The Tribe plays Rhode Island in a night game.
Choreography by W&M Dance faculty; $10 General Admission; $5 Students; An audience talk-back will following the Friday evening performance.
The Tribe takes on the Blue Hens of Delaware for Homecoming Weekend.
The Williamsburg NEDA Walk at the College of William & Mary is bringing together our community to increase eating disorder awareness and raise funds for NEDA in a fun way. Register and help NEDA support individuals and families affected by eating disorders at a safe, friendly event. Lace up your shoes and come stroll with us at our first annual NEDA Walk!
by Rogers and Hammerstein; Directed by Richard Palmer; Musical Direction by Gary Green: $10/student, $15/general; An audience talk-back will follow the November 12 performance.
After three games on the road, the Tribe takes on Richmond in the final game of the season.
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