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Building Trust Through Diplomacy: Ultimately a Human Activity This January, students in Professor Marcus Holmes’s seminar, Building Trust Through Diplomacy, took their classroom well beyond William & Mary’s Washington Center, engaging directly with the people and institutions that shape contemporary international affairs. With programming in both Washington, D.C. and New York City, the course emphasized experiential learning and face-to-face engagement as central components of diplomatic practice. Read on to find out more about their visit.
Javanese Gamelan Ensemble returns to W&M Revitalized ensemble brings traditional Indonesian music back to campus, fostering new collaborations and partnerships.
On paying attention: a conversation with 24th U.S. Poet Laureate, Ada Limón Ada Limón, the 24th U.S. Poet Laureate, will visit William & Mary as part of the College of Arts & Sciences Open Inquiry Speaker Series, presenting a poetry workshop and keynote address, both open to the campus community.
W&M Public Policy Continues Partnership on the Eastern Shore of VirginiaProf. Paul Manna, the Hyman Professor of Government and W&M Public Policy faculty affiliate, and Audra Nikolajski (MPP ’26) participated in the public grand opening of The Impact Center in Cape Charles, Virginia. The center is a revitalized building that formerly operated as Cape Charles Elementary School, a Washington–Rosenwald School that first opened in 1929.