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Prof. 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.
Prof. Chris Howard pens an op-ed on the impact of health insurance premium increases in Virginia on residents' access to affordable coverage.
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.
On September 25, 2025, the Schroeder Center for Health Policy hosted a panel discussion on challenges and opportunities in children's health policy in Virginia.
News article highlighting Dr. Karlin's September 19 talk to students, faculty and community members about the post-9/11 civilian-military relationship.
On March 22nd, Dr. Paul Manna, Isabelle and Jerome E. Hyman Distinguished Professor of Government, moderated a panel titled “Partnership Model for Historical Preservation that Empowers Communities” as part of the School of Education’s 15th Annual Lemon Project Spring Symposium.
On February 28th, the Public Policy Program and Schroeder Center for Health Policy hosted Amy Rosenthal, Executive Director of Health Care for All (HCFA)一a Massachusetts non-profit that advocates for health care equity and access at the state level.
Recently MPP student, Zach Potts, was featured in the W&M Athletic News.
Alexandra Joosse is a contributing author to a recently published policy report by AidData.
On November 15th, the Public Policy master’s students met with the Board of Advisors for a day of professional development and networking.
