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Branching Out: Refugee Service in Greensboro, NC
On October 13, 2016
College is a great time to serve. Though a demanding course schedule, part-time work, and extra curricular commitments can seem like a heavy burden,
Hidden from plain sight: anesthesiology and radiology
On October 12, 2016
My time here at Santhiram General is going by really quickly. Being at the hospital from 9 AM to 5 PM and going back
Ophthalmology: Santhiram’s most modern department
On October 7, 2016
Since my arrival in August, house surgeons have periodically asked me if I finished my Ophthalmology posting. When I replied with a ‘no,’ they
Sounds of the Semester
On September 30, 2016
A few weeks ago, I asked the first year students in Aim 4 to tell me about the most memorable smells on-campus so far,
The Next Big Thing
On July 14, 2016
Since I’ve been in DC I’ve come across good food, great drinks, and even better experiences. Having your twenty-first birthday two days after you start a W&M program in DC could either be trouble, or the
Students Thriving in D.C.
After a quick 4 weeks in the professional field, the Leadership & Community Engagement Institute shares stories worth reading! Peter Kinton ’18: International Relations Major,
Ticket to Paradise – Research Abroad
On June 21, 2016
Each summer AidData – a research and innovation lab at W&M – sends students abroad to work with local organizations on research driven projects.
Environmental Law: A Different Kind of Sustainable Change
On May 23, 2016
Elizabeth Andrews, the new director of the Virginia Coastal Policy Center (VCPC) and a William & Mary alumnus, has patiently watched as opinions and
You’re headed to college – now what?
On May 19, 2016
Last month I gave a presentation during W&M’s admitted student day. While it’s pushing a couple of decades, I well remember the agony and