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How to plan your first semester courses with minimal panic
On July 18, 2019
As many of you are finishing up College Studies right now, you may still be a bit overwhelmed by the prospect of planning your
Receive and Take Advantage Of What Has Been Given To You.
On July 13, 2019
With only three weeks left in our time in DC, it’s important to reflect on what has been going well, what needs fixing and
Taxi Drivers Know More Than You Think
On June 19, 2019
By Henry Young ’20, CAD Student Researcher, Summer Fellows Cohort 2018 Hello everyone! I arrived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, a little more than a
Powered by Caffeine: W&M’s 24-Hour Global Innovation Challenge
On June 18, 2019
By Shivani Gupta ’19, Executive Board Member of WMGIC This year the William & Mary Global Innovation Challenge (WMGIC) drew in over 65 students
A Weekend for Reflection
On May 28, 2019
It is Memorial Day and our summer in DC is officially off to a fantastic start! My name is Mariana Eraña Salmerón and I
Finally Home!
On May 14, 2019
After a year of challenging courses, long-lasting friendships, lengthy applications, and countless people swinging into the academic and dorm hallways back and forth, I
I (accidentally) dropped out of William & Mary
On May 9, 2019
On the evening of March 26th, I realized that I was no longer enrolled as a student at William & Mary. I discovered this
Neoacadian Poets in the Blue Ridge
On April 29, 2019
Every spring my Earth Structure & Dynamics class visits the Appalachian Mountains on our weekend field trip. The goals of the trip are twofold:
DC Center Winter Seminar Gives Students First-Hand Look at Urban Education
On April 29, 2019
This winter, 26 six students started off their spring semester exploring the many complicated aspects of urban education. As part of the 2019 William & Mary D.C.