My story, By Ka’miya Gunn ’19
On June 2, 2017
Guest Blogger Ka’miya Gunn shares her gift for poetry and music as part of an oral presentation for the DC Summer Institute. My story Takin’
Legacy Speeches as Oral Presentation – Bill Bearden ’19
On June 2, 2017
Guest blogger Bill Bearden shares wisdom on what he’d like to pursue as his life well lived. This speech is part of a class
A Major Dilemma: Anthropology
On June 1, 2017
At William & Mary, students may choose to major in anthropology, which will earn them a Bachelor of Arts, or minor. In order to
Fun in the Sun: DC Summer Institute
On May 31, 2017
Hey everyone, Corinne here again. The American Politics Institute has wrapped up its second week of intense discussions on polarization, and with that, the class portion
No More Dead Zones: My Journey to the Fight for Climate Justice
On May 26, 2017
I remember the first time we sailed through a “dead zone”. I remember the dark red color of the water and the smell of
Skerries and Moraines: W&M Geology in Norway
On May 25, 2017
The Geology 310 course has been in Norway for nearly a week, and we are enjoying the diverse terrain of the Lofoten Islands. The
Dropping Out to Join the Military
On May 25, 2017
Allow me to preface this article by stating I do not plan to join the military anytime soon, however, my recent exposure to the
A Major Dilemma: American Studies
On May 24, 2017
William & Mary has over forty undergraduate programs you can choose to major or minor in. As a well-rounded liberal arts student, it can
DC Summer Institute: Hello from Sheng
On May 22, 2017
Hello y’all! My name is Sheng, I am a rising sophomore at the DC Summer Institute on Leadership and Community Engagement (LCE). I’m also