After more than three decades in W&M's history department, newly retired professor Melvin Ely reflects on the role of history ...
Office: Chancellors 356, 757-221-7878 Links: [[jkaplow, Email]] and {{http://www.jkaplow.net, Webpage}} Office Hours: Tuesday, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Research Interests ...
Email: [[aaquark]] Office: Boswell Hall 214 Office Hours: T/R: 12:30pm - 1:30pm, and by appointment Phone: 757-221-1608 Research Areas: Globalization; Uneven Development; Transnational Governance; ...
Through an innovative partnership between Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools and the Early Childhood Music School ...
Art and neuroscience major Caroline Cha ‘26 secured the 2026 Barr Prize in Public Speaking April 3 with a pithy, compelling ...
Priority filing dates for new and returning students as it relates to the CSS Profile and FAFSA. Note for Returning Students: You can submit the 2026-2027 FAFSA starting October 1, 2025. We will not ...
Office: Chancellors 236, 757-221-3030 Links: [[clevan, Email]] and {{https://larryevans.pages.wm.edu, Website}} Office Hours: Tuesday, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Research Interests: Congress/Legislative ...
Application materials must be submitted on or before the following dates to ensure receipt and avoid processing delays. If you are applying to William & Mary, submit your Common App by Jan. 5. The ...
Office: Phi Beta Kappa Hall 213 Email: [[ljwolf]] Phone: 757-221-2671 Historian, Dramatic Theory and Criticism, Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, Playwriting and Dramaturgy, Renaissance Studies, ...
15 November 2025: Application Portal Opens Late February 2026: NIAHD will begin to send admissions decisions to students whose applications are complete NIAHD will make admission decisions for ...
SUE is here to help Recognized Student Organizations (RSO) reserve space for meetings, speakers, and events. You must complete the RSO Space Request Form to schedule event space on campus. Each ...
A study led by William & Mary Assistant Professor of Economics Peter Savelyev and funded by the National Science Foundation argues that college education leads to healthier and longer lives. The study ...
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