William & Mary Inquiry

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.

Chuck Bailey has looked at a lot of stone, but says this is some of the ugliest stone he has ever seen.

Fortified by sulfur hexafluoride and helium, one physics professor recreates the famous “I am your father” scene to the edification of his entire PHYS 100 class.

We’ve all heard the classic tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his makeshift monster, but few realize similar experimentation is taking place at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science (well, kind of).

Research opportunities for undergrads are plentiful at William & Mary, but that doesn’t mean that all great research must happen in Williamsburg. In fact, sometimes students chase their curiosity to laboratories halfway across the world.