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Pocket Sun '13 is Changing Venture Capital. And She's Only 27.
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In a groundbreaking ceremony on April 20 for the Alumni House expansion, a crowd of more than 200 alumni, friends and other special guests gathered to celebrate the nearly $21 million project.
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Alumnae Initiatives are Just the Beginning for Val Cushman
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The Alumni Association offers something for every member of the Tribe.
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Co-Producer Caitlin Clements '11 Wins Tony Award
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Every year, the Alumni Association honors a select group of outstanding young faculty members.
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Michael Steelman brings alumni together to grow their careers
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Valerie Wilkins M.Ed. ’08 is your guide through the admission process
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The highest and most prestigious award given by the Alumni Association, the Alumni Medallion recognizes outstanding alumni for commitment, dedication and assistance to William & Mary.
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Named in honor of the year William & Mary first admitted female students, the Society of 1918 aims to grow women's engagement, leadership and philanthropy and celebrate and honor William & Mary women.
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Every year, the W&M Alumni Association honors a select group of outstanding young faculty members who represent William & Mary at its very best.
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Ruth Weimer Tillar ’45 celebrated her 77th Homecoming this October and served as the grand marshal.
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The highest and most prestigious award given by the Alumni Association.
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The William & Mary community is mourning the passing of American patriot and international tennis star Fred Kovaleski ’49. He was a World War II veteran, loving husband and father and unbeknownst to those around him, he was also a spy for the CIA during the Cold War.
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Just as the Tribe has been an integral part of their lives, they are an integral part of the Tribe.
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In May 2016, Smucker became the fifth-generation president and CEO, taking the reins from his uncle and father.
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When violence spilled into their hometown in Chihuahua, Mexico, Evan King '17 and his mom knew they had to leave. All along the Texas-Mexico border, gang and drug-related violence had steadily increased since 2006. King's mother worked three jobs to pay her children's school fees and to keep food on the table, and a brief move to another town provided neither safety nor better work.
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From the first event to the last, William & Mary Weekend in Chicago was an adventure, with 450 alumni, parents and friends...