W&M's COVID-19 Response
Latest updates:
Community Conversation
President Katherine A. Rowe hosted a special Community Conversation on May 13 with Kristen Popham '20, Cameron How '20, Elizabeth "Ellie" Thomas '20, Alexis C. Michalos M.Ed. '20 and Milka Mered '20 focusing on Commencement and life after graduation.
Planning Ahead
Learn how W&M is operating across the university during the pandemic and planning for continued impacts of COVID-19 into the 2020-2021 academic year.
How You Can Help
Explore ways that you can help others within the William & Mary and surrounding communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
University Messaging
- Messages from the Emergency Management Team (EMT)
- Messages from President Katherine A. Rowe
- Messages to Students
- Messages to Employees
- Messages to Faculty
Reflections from a Quiet Campus
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"The Alma Mater of the Nation stands together in the face of a global pandemic. With great strength of purpose, William & Mary students and their families, faculty, staff and alumni have embraced the work of safeguarding our community while ensuring that our learning and research mission remains strong."
– Katherine A. Rowe, President
If you have questions specifically related to area impact of COVID-19, the Virginia Department of Health has opened a call center at 757-594-7069. Please check the Peninsula & Hampton Health District Facebook page for hours of operation. For detailed information about the COVID-19 disease, visit the CDC website.