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What’s WMÜTTS?
On November 4, 2022
By Chuck Bailey Scientists like their acronyms, and in some fields the more acronyms the better. Earlier this year I received a GSA AGeS-DiGS
The Blue Ridge Bachelor? A Day with the Schuyler Sisters
On March 7, 2022
By Chuck Bailey Saturday, Feb. 26th was a day like no other. I participated in both a William & Mary departmental field trip while
Slip Slidin’ Away: Veins & Faults in Virginia Soapstone
On May 23, 2021
by Jerry Hu ’21 Earlier this academic year, my friend Gabe Mojica ’21 wrote about his research on soapstone bodies near Schuyler, Virginia. Gabe’s
The World is Your Oyster: The Historical Sustainability of the Chesapeake Oyster Fishery
On November 17, 2020
By Mary Lawrence Young ’21 When I first began school at William & Mary, I never imagined I would have the opportunity to conduct
The Soapstone Special
On October 22, 2020
Gabe Mojica ’21 Soapstone. What is it you might ask? No, it isn’t used for bathing, or at least not in the way you
The Mystery of Mélange
On October 12, 2020
By Terri Zach ‘21 Mélange (mā-ˈlänj) is a fun word to say. We can thank the French for that, it’s a derivation of the
Game of Boxes
On July 5, 2020
Last week, with a team of undergraduate research students we commenced a Game of Boxes in the wilds of central Virginia. The Game of
Twenty for 2020
On May 18, 2020
The starkness of the past two months has provided ample time to reflect on what makes the academic enterprise at William & Mary special
When the Research Road Turns Rough
On April 2, 2020
COVID-19 has shuttered the academic world. At William & Mary, teaching goes on as technology enables us to connect in new ways with our