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On Tuesday, October 7, a group of William & Mary Economics and Public Policy students traveled to Richmond to celebrate the launch of a new research initiative in the Commonwealth.
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Trevon Logan and John Parman discuss the meaning of segregation and how it has shaped US history.
Over 150 undergraduate students who spent the summer pursuing their passions through impactful internships and research shared their experiences at the third annual Fall Internship & Applied Learning Showcase Aug. 29 in the Sadler Center.
The new appointments reflect A&S faculty members’ achievements in scholarship, teaching, student mentorship and service to their fields and the university.
Recently, the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia approved changing the economics degree from a Social Science Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) code to a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics CIP code.
A daunting task to finish one thesis, seniors Liam Staker, Adam Jutt, Maryclaire O’Brien, and Sarah Sakly have undertaken the seemingly impossible task of completing two theses each during the 2024-25 academic year.
As part of the annual College Fed Challenge, the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. invites participating teams to an open house
While many seek rest and relaxation over academic breaks, Sharp Journalism Seminar students get to work, traveling the globe in search of a scoop.