NyJey Pope is the first Camp Launch participant to attend William & Mary since the program began in 2012.

Victor K. Branch ’84, Bank of America senior vice president and corporate affairs market manager, has been appointed to the William & Mary Board of Visitors, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced today.

Two Arts & Sciences faculty members were recently recognized for their service to their colleagues and the College.

Three William & Mary seniors will soon be taking their study skills abroad to learn foreign languages with support from the National Security Education Program.

As William & Mary celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence, these are just a few of the distinguished professors to receive that honor.

William & Mary is partnering with Omprakash to offer its EdGE program to members of the campus community.

Deenesh Sohoni, associate professor of sociology at William & Mary, examined demographic arguments supporting the limitation of immigration into the U.S.

Margot Lee Shetterly’s "Hidden Figures" was assigned to incoming freshmen as part of the university’s common book program.

The Virginia Food Access Network's story maps and interactive maps were developed on the Esri ArcGIS online platform at William & Mary’s Center for Geospatial Analysis.

Three faculty members have been recognized with the Arts & Sciences award for teaching excellence.

Twenty talented and trailblazing professors from William & Mary have been selected to receive the 2017 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence.

William & Mary Sociology Professor Graham Ousey recently co-authored a meta-analysis of studies examining the impacts of immigration on crime rates.

Please join the Special Collections’ staff in congratulating Mattie Clear for being accepted into the Library of Congress’ 2017 Junior Fellows Summer Intern Program, a very competitive program that only a select few get to enjoy.

Since arriving at W&M in 1986, Zuber has quietly been pivotal to the teaching of writing, the pursuit of collaborative and interdisciplinary inquiry, internationalization and international students and to teaching of film and video production.

The Office of Community Engagement funded three internships with community organizations in Williamsburg for the first time this summer.

The research of Sociology Professor Kathleen Jenkins was featured in a Huffington Post article titled Worshipping alone: Studies find divorce retains its sting in faith communities. The article discussed the lack of outreach and support religious groups give individuals going through a divorce.

Three faculty members have been recognized with the Arts & Sciences award for teaching excellence.

Sociology and GSWS Professor Gul Ozyegin published two books in 2015 dealing with love and sex in Muslim-majority countries.

Adjunct Lecturer of Sociology Deborah Basket joined William & Mary News to discuss the traits of both male and female serial killers.

Ticks aren't just the bane of deep woods campers, hikers and hunters.

The William & Mary Committee on Sustainability has announced the fall 2015 Green Fee Awards.

The American Psychology Association recently announced that Kathleen Slevin is the 2015 recipient of the Florence L. Denmark Award for Contributions to Women and Aging.

Researchers examined photos in six popular, American magazines and found that Asian men and black women were underrepresented, potentially due to stereotypes that associate femininity with Asian people and masculinity with black people.

William & Mary's Committee on Sustainability has announced its Spring 2015 Green Fee Awards.

Matthew Lambert, vice president of University Advancement, has released 'Privatization and the Public Good: Universities in the Balance.'

Twenty William & Mary professors are being honored this year with the university's prestigious Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence.

News anchor, journalist and author Gwen Ifill visited William & Mary earlier this week to engage with students, faculty and staff as the 2015 Hunter B. Andrews Distinguished Fellow in American Politics.

During a 37-year career, David Aday has epitomized the principles of the Jefferson Award with his significant service and leadership.