Mona Sharaf '19

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From the Military to MBA: Mastering the art of online learning at W&M

For military personnel, it is often challenging to take time away from serving their country in order to pursue higher education. William & Mary’s Online MBA program offers a unique option where one does not need to sacrifice one for the other. The program allows current servicemen and women to continue working while furthering their education.

By Mona Sharaf '19

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A kaftan life

Virginia Newton ’10 and Jarryd Hammel ’10 are the co-founders of Kaftan Life, a new e-commerce apparel brand specializing in comfortable, conscientious women’s clothing. They launched in March 2019 with an exclusive collection of ethically-sourced designer kaftans.

By Mona Sharaf '19

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From the Ice to the Field

Woodard Hooper ’20 always knew she was going to be a college athlete. It was never a question, but with her first love being ice hockey, Hooper never expected to be recruited for field hockey.

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From Carolina Hurricanes fan to announcer

How do you go from sports superfan to a part of the team? Ask Wade Minter ’97, who achieved this dream, in his own way.

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Natalie Revers ’18 takes the crown in statewide cherry blossom competition

Natalie Revers ’18 has been named Cherry Blossom Princess by the Society of Virginia and will represent the state during the National Conference of State Societies' Cherry Blossom Princess Program which takes place during Washington D.C.'s National Cherry Blossom Festival March 20 to April 14.

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It Came From Beyond

What do you get when you combine the 1950s, space, musical theater and a comic book? You get Cornell Christianson’s ’74 newest off-Broadway musical, “It Came From Beyond.”

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The Brightest Mind

Alexandra Bracken ’09 goes from Barrett Hall to Best-Selling Author

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The haunted history of Dillard Complex

Three miles away from campus, the remnants of Dillard Complex lay empty, absent of new residents and in need of a landscaping job. What once resided within those walls?

By Mona Sharaf '19