The designation, awarded by the National Security Agency, recognizes the strength of W&M’s doctoral program in computer ...

Student research featured in the Undergraduate Research Symposium details the fungal landscape of the College Woods.

With support from the Office of the Provost, Ashleigh Everhardt Queen, teaching professor of kinesiology, and Gexin Yu, chair and professor of mathematics, will implement a two-phase proposal to train ...

With sponsorship from the Arts & Sciences Dean’s office, a faculty team led by Lori Jacobson, director of the Writing and Communication Center, is participating in the American Association of Colleges ...

Because it takes a research university. William & Mary is a fully formed university making our share of a university's contributions to the creation of knowledge — research and scholarship. Our ...

William & Mary, chartered in 1693, is a public university supported by the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Faculty of Arts & Sciences, the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, William & Mary Law School, ...

The Student Health Center only be accepts the W&M Express, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and VISA for payment of fees. We do not accept cash or checks. As part of your tuition and fees, all ...

The COVES Fellowship is a 12-week, full-time summer fellowship program operated by the Virginia Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine and open to STEM graduate students at William & Mary, VIMS, ...

The W&M Neurodiversity Student Group is an active presence on campus to encourage increased awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity on campus, to provide a venue for students who are interested in ...

In writing her English honors thesis, Shawna Alston ‘25 calls upon many muses, including renowned scholars and artists — from ...

Internships are a critical aspect of a William & Mary education. No matter what a student is majoring in, so much can be learned by gaining real-world work experience. W&M Information Technology has a ...

An educator could hardly ask for more glowing praise than the late Professor of Art Marlene Jack routinely receives from her former students, even decades after their graduation from William & Mary.