What's New: →Applications for summer 2025 are now open! A generous grant from the Freeman Foundation has made it possible for up to 24 William & Mary undergraduates to conduct unpaid internships in ...

Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood near campus, over 700 works of art line the walls of a single-family brick home that ...

For Monroe Scholars Max Kaminski ‘26 and Sabine Mead Mexia ‘26, research is more than an intellectual enterprise – it is ...

Williamsburg, Virginia – On Monday November 18, 2024, William & Mary’s Public Policy Program released a summary of findings ...

The Hitachi S-4700 FE-SEM is a cold field emission high resolution scanning electron microscope. The FE-SEM has a magnification range between 30X and 500,000X with spatial resolution of up to 1.5 nm ...

Mary-Elise Alworth (MPP '25) writes about her 2024 summer internship with NetworkPeninsula, a nonprofit organization in ...

The Office of Health Promotion uses many strategies to promote behavior change. One approach is the Socioecological Model (SEM). This model is a systems level approach, which provides a theoretical ...

A waitlist allows for students to be notified when a seat becomes available. When a seat opens in a course with a waitlist, a notification email is sent to the W&M email account of the first student ...

Office: Blair 341 Email: [[bokone]] Regional Areas of Research: Latin America and the Caribbean Thematic Areas of Research: Native American/Indigenous Peoples, Race and Ethnicity, Social and Labor Her ...

Since our very founding the spirit of the ampersand has been a part of William & Mary. For us, it is more than just a symbol, it is who we are. We’ve highlighted some amazing student stories of how ...

In the popular imagination, the words “American West” typically conjure up archetypes of manhood plucked out of the nineteenth century: cowboys, sheriffs, gunslingers, outlaws. Reinforced by ...

Employing his authority as the Commissary of the Bishop of London in the Colony of Virginia, the Rev. James Blair worked tirelessly to seek approval for “the founding [of] a Colledge in this Country.” ...