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Rock Music Oman 2020 – The Crescent of Learning
On January 22, 2020
I’m homeward bound after the 2020 edition of our Natural History & Contemporary Culture of Oman (a.k.a. Rock Music Oman) course. For the past
Learning on Fire by Maddie Talnagi ’20
On January 21, 2020
Guest blogger Maddie Talnagi ’20 provides us an overview of the realities of public education in the United States. Talnagi was a student in
Teaching for the W&M Washington Center
On January 2, 2020
Throughout my educational training, I was committed to delaying specialization and instead explore communities. I majored in Sociology, Communication and later Counseling Psychology and
A Note About Office Hours
On December 9, 2019
I am wholly dedicated to office hours. I want every student to feel welcomed, as they belong and as they are included in the
How I Stay Motivated During Finals
On December 3, 2019
Finals season is upon us! Swem is crowded, and students are experiencing significant amounts of stress. Fortunately, the holiday break is not far off;
My First Steps Toward Publishing My Work
On November 22, 2019
Publishing my work was a huge dream of mine before graduating. What surprised me about pursuing undergraduate research, however, is that I had to
Journalism in a Changing World: William & Mary Welcomed Foreign Policy Journalists to Discuss the Trump Era
On November 19, 2019
By Jane Handa ’21 Students, faculty, and Williamsburg community members were eager to hear from experts at last week’s Foreign Policy Journalism in the
Foreign Policy Experts Argue for Engagement or Restraint at Student-Run Debate
On November 19, 2019
By Jane Handa ’21 This past September William & Mary students confirmed that they are informed, passionate, and ready to engage with hot-button issues
How to Flourish in a Relentless World Part 1
On November 12, 2019
The most valuable choice I have made during my time here at William & Mary is sign up to take Professor Crace’s flourishing class.