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Mining For Ideas – Reflections on WMGIC VIII
On June 11, 2024
By: Elisabeth Nielsen ’27 and Dorothy Gao ’24 In April, 20+ teams with over 85 participants from 5 countries participated in the eighth annual
W&M Global Innovation Challenge hosts first hybrid competition with global representation from winning teams
On May 10, 2023
By Elizabeth Marcus ’26 and Reese O’Brien ’24 Two weeks ago, 110 undergraduate students from 21 universities representing seven countries across the world competed
10 Newly Recognized Student Organizations to Look Out for Next Semester (Fall 2023)
On April 20, 2023
William & Mary boasts more than 450 officially recognized extracurricular clubs, including 200+ special interest groups and nearly 50 unique culture/identity-based clubs. Being officially
Student-led Publications that Accept Creative Work: A Non-Exhaustive List
On March 20, 2023
One of the main reasons I chose to go to William & Mary over other universities was because of their literary magazines. W&M is
Choosing the “Right” Extracurriculars as a Freshman: Questions to Ask Yourself
On February 20, 2023
When it comes to getting involved in extracurricular organizations, there are two types of freshman: those who signed up for twenty clubs at the
Fraternity and Sorority Life at William & Mary
On July 8, 2022
By Mateo Huerta ’25 Hello one and all, welcome to the Tribe! This is something you may have heard many times, or only have
A Letter to New Students
On June 13, 2022
By Catherine Grossman ’24 Hello there, and welcome to the Tribe! My name is Catherine Grossman (be aware, you will probably meet many Catherines
From Emerging Tech to Emerging Coursework: How GRI Students Collaborate to Share Expertise
On May 3, 2022
This is the sixth installment of a series highlighting exceptional student contributions to the Global Research Institute, as part of Undergraduate Research Month. By
Learning Before Teaching: How Students at the ABC Project Cultivate Intercultural Competence
On May 3, 2022
This is the fifth installment of a series highlighting exceptional student contributions to the Global Research Institute, in celebration of Undergraduate Research Month. By: