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The PIPS Process: Finding A Voice Through Research
On April 16, 2021
By Nitya Labh ’22 When I first joined GRI’s Project on International Peace and Security (PIPS) as a Research Fellow, I had no idea
Should You Do Research at William & Mary?
On April 11, 2021
Something I never thought I would get involved in at William & Mary was research. During orientation in the fall of 2018, I spoke
Co-Convening the Africa Network Conference (#WMANC2021)
On April 7, 2021
By Redeit Hailu ’24 and Mayada Hassan ’22 The Global Research Institute’s Africa Research Center (formerly known as the Center for African Development) will
Tall tales from a rock named Baby Blue
On April 6, 2021
By Olivia Pearson ’21 Some 550 to 500 million years ago, in what would become central Virginia, a suite of sediments was deposited in
5 Day Weekend? My St Andrews Schedule
On March 2, 2021
Freshman year at William & Mary, I had 2-3 classes each day, except Friday in the fall, where I only had one in the
Inversion Tectonics in the Blue Ridge
On February 22, 2021
By Kelly Thigpen ’21 Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains are underlain by old rocks, some of which formed more than a billion years ago. These
Getting with the Programme
On February 16, 2021
I want to tell the story of why I chose William & Mary (and why I chose the St Andrews Joint Degree Programme!) My
How two student researchers innovated when data couldn’t lead the way
On February 15, 2021
By Anna Raymond ’23 and Kayla Seggelke ’23 Learning to conduct self-guided scientific research as an undergraduate student is difficult enough, and throwing a
Pandemic Pro?
On January 26, 2021
As we begin to embrace our spring semester at William & Mary, I have begun to face the reality of what this semester means