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Mystery at Midway Mills
On March 13, 2015
Virginia’s Piedmont is an expansive area of gently rolling terrain whose underlying geology is quite complex. The old metamorphic and igneous rocks of the
Field Methods 2014: Wrapping It Up
On December 9, 2014
The last day of classes at William & Mary is traditionally a celebratory affair, and on the last day of class this fall we
Summer Research: Introducing the Buckmarlson Banshees
On June 16, 2014
Try to find Buckmarlson on a map and you won’t have much luck. It’s the newly created place name for our field area in
What I want to be when I grow up.
On March 5, 2014
In Careers, Research, Student Blogs
There are three questions every college senior gets asked. You’re a senior?! How does it feel? Do you know what you’re doing in May?
This could change your life.
On November 18, 2013
In Careers, Research, Student Blogs
Have you ever faced a moment that might change your life? Do you remember the feeling? It’s a lot of nervous anticipation combined with
Glimpses of the Past: The Rockfish Conglomerate
On November 4, 2013
My family has a tradition of going camping about once per semester. Back in the spring of 2011, as the Appalachians were beginning to
The Night Dive
On July 16, 2013
Follow along with The Lionfish Project on my project website, Facebook page, and Twitter, as well as the National Geographic Explorers Journal. I was lying face down on the
And so it begins
On June 28, 2013
Follow The Lionfish Project on my website, facebook, and twitter. It’s been eleven months since I first developed the basic idea for The Lionfish
Living the Dream: Back to Alberene
On May 21, 2013
Remember the Alberene Dream Team from the summer of 2011? This talented group of undergraduates poured themselves into research projects aimed at understanding the