Vol. 91Spring 2026No. 3

1776 Revisited
Feature
Alumni historians reflect on the U.S. 250th anniversary
Wise Words
Feature
Bob Wise ’86 forged his path from W&M’s computer lab to Nvidia, the world’s leading AI computing company
Story By Tina Eshleman
Rolling the Dice
Feature
Catherine Fisher Carr ’91 made bold career moves
Springtime Sun
By & Large
Students enjoy a beautiful spring day on campus
An Agile Mindset
From the Brafferton
This year, while holding long-term goals in mind, we are focusing on near-term actions that advance student outcomes
By Katherine A. Rowe
William & Mary President
Alumni Focus
Alumni Focus
The best way to know what alumni are thinking and feeling about William & Mary … is to ask them. So we did — and you responded in a big way.
By Matthew "Matt" Brandon ’92
CEO, W&M Alumni Association
Campus Renewal
By & Large
Updates on new spaces and renovations
Meeting Legal Needs
By & Large
W&M's new Community Law Clinic serves region's low-income residents
Campus Perspectives
By & Large
When technology and humanities meet
Big Questions: Business, AI and the Liberal Arts
By & Large
The spring Tack Faculty Lecture Series asked a timely question: What happens when human judgment meets machine intelligence?
The W&M Effect
By & Large
M. Brennan Harris '93 taps into his undergraduate experiences as chair of William & Mary's health sciences department
Honoring Civic Leaders
By & Large
Four receive honorary degrees
2026 Plumeri Awards
By & Large
Faculty excellence celebrated by generosity of Joseph J. Plumeri II ’66, D.P.S. ’11
New Perspectives
Tribe
In the Photomania class taught by Eliot Dudik, associate teaching professor of art, students examine photography as an intersection of technology, history and human experience.
The Work of Being Funny
Tribe
Emmy-nominated comedy writer Jenny Hagel ’98 has some advice
Bridging Divides
Tribe
Jack Thomas ’22, M.P.P. ’23 helps legislators find common ground and reach policy solutions
Board Notes
Tribe
Notes from the February 2026 Board meeting
Engineering Cures
Tribe
Undergraduate research at William & Mary led Rui Yin '19 to her career in bioengineering
A Tradition of Generosity
Tribe
At Traditions Weekend, the 50th Reunion Class celebrated the largest class gift ever
Passionate Arts Proponent
Tribe
Judith "Judi" Starkey is named an honorary W&M alumna
An Ardent Champion
Tribe
Dorothy "Dottie" Nowland Gabig ’61, P ’89 recognized at Traditions Weekend for her service
Business Accelerator
Tribe
From military leadership to venture capital, Dustin Dunbar ’09 draws on experience to invest in the next generation of startups
Class Notes
Class Notes
Updates from your fellow alumni
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Remembering alumni, faculty, staff and friends