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A Highland Fling (Part 1)
On February 10, 2022
The new semester at William & Mary is well underway and after this weekend, we’re off and running with the Field Methods in the
Williamsburg’s Grand Canyon: A Modern Marvel Created by Mismanaged Stormwater
On January 18, 2022
Many William & Mary students and some long-time residents describe Williamsburg’s landscape as flat, swampy, and even boring. Indeed, parts of this landscape are
Celebrating People-Miles
On March 24, 2021
Earlier this month, on a research trip to central Virginia, the Geology department’s venerable 12-passenger van rolled on beyond 100,000 miles- that’s a milestone worth
Game of Boxes
On July 5, 2020
Last week, with a team of undergraduate research students we commenced a Game of Boxes in the wilds of central Virginia. The Game of
After the Surge: A Day on the North Anna River
On May 26, 2020
The river was still falling at midnight, yet I went to bed confident that the North Anna River would be on the rise by
Twenty for 2020
On May 18, 2020
The starkness of the past two months has provided ample time to reflect on what makes the academic enterprise at William & Mary special
Geological Field Tripping in Cyberspace
On April 13, 2020
Early April is the time when my Earth Structure & Dynamics class ventures to the Appalachians for a weekend of learning and intellectual companionship.
When the Research Road Turns Rough
On April 2, 2020
COVID-19 has shuttered the academic world. At William & Mary, teaching goes on as technology enables us to connect in new ways with our
Williamsburg’s Colonial Climate: What Can Be Learned from Thomas Jefferson’s Data?
On March 23, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has turned the modern world on its head, and for the remainder of the 2020 spring semester William & Mary will