The Alumni Medallion is the highest and most prestigious award given by the Alumni Association.
This past fall, as I celebrated my 55th reunion, I took time to reflect on how my relationship with W&M has transformed and strengthened over the years.
I begin this column with a reflection on writing. At William & Mary, words matter as a medium for shared understanding. We earn that understanding via conversation, deliberation and revision.
William & Mary Athletics Boldly Pursuing Excellence
William & Mary is home to a unique undergraduate research program: the Geospatial Evaluation and Observation Lab, or geoLab.
Private support is making unpaid internships possible for W&M students
William & Mary has published the first book devoted to the history and contributions of African Americans at the university.
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Cortney Will
Basketball standout Nathan Knight ’20 plays his final W&M season
A. Marshall Acuff Jr. ’62, L.H.D. ’07 was this year’s Homecoming parade grand marshal
Rhian Horgan ’99 and Kindur are changing the way we retire
The Alumni House brings people together for special occasions
Homecoming & Reunion Weekend 2019 brought the W&M community together
This awards and review process is a way to recognize regional alumni chapter/affinity group boards that have demonstrated exemplary programming and a commitment to engaging fellow alumni with alma mater.
Students walk from Tucker Hall to the Sunken Garden on a snowy day in Williamsburg. The statue of President James Monroe in front of Tucker Hall was dedicated in 2015 and is a gift from Patty Bayliss Owens ’62, P ’20 and the late Carroll W. Owens Jr. ’62, P ’90.
To inspire and train the next generation of innovative leaders, the university recently expanded its capacity to promote entrepreneurial programming in a new, highly visible 7,000-square-foot Entrepreneurship Hub located in Tribe Square on Richmond Road.