As William & Mary launches its Year of the Environment, Ethan Stewart ’25 is breaking boundaries through research that ...

Why and how do people act, think and feel as they do? Many of the answers to such questions are found in psychology. The Department of Psychological Sciences is one of the largest and most active ...

Undergraduate summer research experiences can be life changing. A seven-to-ten-week experience frequently blossoms into something larger — a senior thesis, a pathway to graduate studies, or even a ...

The room selection process for new undergraduate students for the upcoming academic year occurs in June. The process is all done online so that you can select your room from the comfort of your home, ...

Both small and large versions are available for download. Small Campus Map (pdf) Large Campus Map (pdf) ...

The Charles Center is collaborating with campus partners to bring three writers-in-residence to campus in 2025-26 to teach a variety of hands-on journalism courses for undergraduates.

Arts & Sciences is the heart of William & Mary, building on a long tradition of excellence in research, mentorship and hands-on learning. The university's largest academic unit, Arts & Sciences ...

William & Mary is committed to affording all admitted students the opportunity to thrive in and out of the classroom. We cultivate creative thinkers, principled leaders and compassionate global ...

A generous grant from the Freeman Foundation has made it possible for up to 24 William & Mary undergraduates to conduct unpaid internships in Asia since the summer of 2018. The purpose of this program ...

Emily Wells, Jennifer Merriman, and Qiong Wu—received Boswell-Caracci Material Culture Study Fund grants this year to reach beyond campus and their primary fields to connect with leading experts in ...

Applying for financial aid can understandably feel overwhelming. Our office is here to help provide guidance to your questions and direct you towards the numerous resources that can help make ...

Employing his authority as the Commissary of the Bishop of London in the Colony of Virginia, the Rev. James Blair worked tirelessly to seek approval for “the founding [of] a Colledge in this Country.” ...