Tribe Adventure Program: Outdoor Adventure in the COVID-19 Era
On January 19, 2021
By Katie Cullen ’22 COVID-19 has inspired a multitude of new hobbies amongst us all. Some of my friends have become semi-professional bakers, perfecting
What I Learned from “Teaching Race”
On January 11, 2021
Continuing our commitment to anti-racist learning and action, Office of Community Engagement staff recently finished reading Teaching Race: Helping Students Unmask and Challenge Racism,
Light at the End of the Tunnel: Geological Research at Crozet’s Blue Ridge Tunnel
On December 20, 2020
By Katie Lang ’18 A new trail has opened in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains — in late November, after years of work, Nelson County
Effective Communication: The Key to Fixing the Climate Crisis
On December 15, 2020
By Elizabeth Ashley ’21 This semester I was given the incredible opportunity to create William & Mary’s first-ever Sustainable Living Guide! It’s been a
Fall 2020 Book Report
On December 8, 2020
Those who know me personally know I love to read. I once created a Facebook album (back when those were a thing) just of
Decisions are Live! ED Edition
On December 7, 2020
We Admit It! The day is finally here. Over the past few weeks, we have been busy reading your applications! We’ve loved learning all about your
The Sustainable Gift Giving Guide
On December 1, 2020
In Other, Student Blogs
By Katie Cullen ’22 ‘Tis the season of holiday and merriment. Holiday decorations and Christmas music are increasingly seeping into the streets and stores
An Unusual Holiday Season
On December 1, 2020
In Other, Student Blogs
As the holiday season approaches it is very apparent things will be different. For the first time since Covid began, I was admittedly worried
We Need to Go Deeper – the Blueschists and Eclogites of Oman
On November 20, 2020
By Nick Carpenter ’21 Have you ever wondered what goes on deep within the Earth, far deeper than any human has ever ventured? Well