Through an innovative partnership between Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools and the Early Childhood Music School (ECMS), an unprecedented five William & Mary undergraduates will gain ...

Art and neuroscience major Caroline Cha ‘26 secured the 2026 Barr Prize in Public Speaking April 3 with a pithy, compelling ...

Find dates and information about the hall opening and closing process. A student’s life at William & Mary is a constant transition with fresh starts, sad goodbyes and joyful reunions. In particular, ...

New research published in Nature uncovers why cooperation between people often unravels over time, even when groups have strong incentives to contribute to a common goal. The study from Oxford ...

The Class of 2026 Commencement schedule is also available in the following formats: Please note these events are open to all members of the Class of 2026, regardless of "Senior" designation. Jump to ...

At 2 a.m., while most students were asleep, Xinyue Fu ‘26 refreshed the Commodity Quote Graphics trading platform and noticed the fast decline of the price of silver. Acting on the shift, she placed a ...

Civic leadership at William & Mary rests on the conviction that knowledge carries responsibility, and that wisdom, formed over time, must be placed in service to the common good. From its founding, ...

William & Mary is modernizing its campus network infrastructure through major redundancy and resiliency projects designed to improve reliability and reduce outages. Recent upgrades, including new ...

"The council's purpose is to promote unity and expose members to the "service for life" philosophy and foster leadership development and scholarship. Furthermore, the National Pan-Hellenic Council ...

Google Docs is widely used for collaborative writing and sharing information across campus. While it does not have a built-in accessibility checker, you can still create accessible, inclusive ...

After decades of dedication to William & Mary, Professors Clay Clemens and Sue Peterson, two of the Government Department’s most beloved professors, are retiring. Known throughout the broader W&M ...