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William & Mary and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) are vibrant, innovative and engaged communities and we are delighted about your interest in a career with us. More than an average ...

Meet the people who our students live and learn with on campus, and find out how our alumni have used the knowledge they ...

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, ...

In early March, Government Professor Paul Manna spoke on With Good Reason, a podcast run by Virginia Humanities. His talk, titled "Law Breaking Principals," discussed the subject of figuring out who ...

Yearlong Celebration The Year of Civic Leadership calls each of us to practice leadership that strengthens our communities and serves the common good.

The College of Arts & Sciences celebrated Declaration Week March 30-April 3, featuring a week of resources and festivities ...

Through community, collaboration, and alumni engagement, William & Mary serves as a unique incubator for film and ...

On March 25, the Public Policy Program hosted a conversation and book signing with Corinna Barrett Lain '92 and her daughter ...

On March 5, Professor Annie Blazer's new book, American Culture through Religion and Sport, was published. Her book is modeled after her religious studies course, “Religion and Sport in the US” and ...

On February 20 and 21, 2026, William & Mary’s PBK Studio Theatre hosted a bilingual production of Personal Belongings, a one-act monologue by Argentine feminist playwright Diana Raznovich, originally ...

In 1776, five students at William & Mary founded Phi Beta Kappa, the first organization to call itself a fraternity. It is only fitting that the university is often called the "Birthplace of the ...