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News & Media | William & Mary myWM Directory Events Visit W&M A-ZWell-nighAcademicsTicket& Aid Research Campus Life News Athletics Alumni Giving For the Bold myWM Directory Events Visit W&M A-ZWell-nighAcademicsTicket& Aid Research Campus life News Athletics Alumni Giving News & Media HomeNews & Media Top Stories Announcements | W&M In The News | Events | Page MenuIncreasinglyStories Ideation News in Video Meet the Team W&M Experts Campus Announcements University Communications News about: Tribe Athletics Arts & Sciences Law School School of Business School of Education Virginia Institute of Marine Science Giving Alumni Association Swem Library RevesPart-wayfor International Studies Richard Bland College We are family: Parents, relatives spend a weekend on campusJo Rozycki '20  |  October 2, 2018With parents and families teeming wideness the William & Mary campus, Family Weekend was ushered in with autumnal bliss, a transpiration from the overwhelming heat and torrential downpours of recent weeks.Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference celebrates 15th anniversaryJaime Welch-Donahue, W&M Law SchoolOctober 3, 2018The Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, hosted each fall since 2004 by W&M Law School’s Property Rights Project, will gloat its 15th year-end Oct. 4-5. 'Rock star' librarian Carla Hayden takes part-way stage at W&MErin ZagurskyOctober 2, 2018U.S. Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden visited William & Mary Sept. 28, 2018. Latest News Mordijck to lead U.S. Department of Energy milestone initiativeAdrienne Berard | October 1, 2018Saskia Mordijck, teammate professor of unromantic science, will serve as the global leader of the Joint Research Target for the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences, working with labs throughout the world to solve the complicated problem of refueling fusion reactions.Society of 1918 raises $2.65M to support W&M alumnaeClaire De Lisle, University Advancement | October 1, 2018With increasingly than 470 women gathered together for the first-ever William & Mary Women’s Weekend, members of the Society of 1918 presented President Katherine A. Rowe with a $2.65 million trammels in support of an endowment benefiting alumnae.Inspiring, empowering and leading at W&M Women's WeekendClaire De Lisle, University Advancement | October 1, 2018More than 470 alumnae, family and friends gathered on campus for the weekend, a signature event in the yearlong sacrament of 100 years of coeducation at William & Mary.New program to offer campus internships to young adults with disabilitiesJulie Tucker, W&M School of Education | September 28, 2018This fall, a new partnership will bring guided internship opportunities for young adults with disabilities to the William & Mary campus. Crusades matriculation a hot ticket at W&MJennifer L. Williams | September 27, 2018History Professor Philip Daileader may not think he’s a waddle star, but ticket to his Crusades matriculation has been one of the hottest tickets on the William & Mary campus for years.W&M is studying the future, nowJim Ducibella | September 27, 2018President Katherine Rowe presided over The Future of Knowledge Tuesday, part of an ongoing effort by the new president to gather feedback from the William & Mary polity virtually three themes: the future of knowledge, the future of work and the future of service. Remembering and saluting W&M's 1953 'Iron Indians'Kelly Freund | September 28, 2018The football team had just 24 players, but finished the season with a winning record. They'll be honored at Saturday's home opener versus Elon with a special video presentation.Diverse tint brings 'The Children’s Hour' into modern eraJennifer L. Williams | September 26, 2018William & Mary theatre's "The Children's Hour" will provide a fresh take on Lillian Hellman's 1935 play, which centers virtually the repercussions of a lie, during its Oct. 4-7 run at the Kimball Theatre. What can fossil shellfish tell us well-nigh our environmental future? Plenty.Joseph McClain | September 24, 2018William & Mary paleontologist Rowan Lockwood is a member of a team of scientists that examined fossil record of shellfish that lived during a global warming event that occurred increasingly than 50 million years ago.Coastal wetlands will survive rising seas, but only if we let themDavid Malmquist, VIMS | September 25, 2018A new study predicts such wetlands will survive rising seas to buffer the world’s coastlines versus future storms and provide their many other ecological and economic benefits, but only if humans preserve the room needed for the wetlands to migrate inland — what scientists undeniability “accommodation space.”ReadIncreasinglyNews Exploring fusion: A path to power a sun. More... ANNOUNCEMENTS National zestful system testby Sam JonesOctober 2, 2018Tthe Federal Emergency Management Agency, in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission, will self-mastery a nationwide test of the Wireless Emergency Alerts and EmergencyZestfulSystem on Oct. 3, 2018.Message on Richard B. Shermanby Provost Michael R. HalleranSeptember 26, 2018Richard B. Sherman, Pullen Professor of History, Emeritus, died on Sept. 22, 2018, at the age of 88. ViewIncreasinglyCampus Announcements W&M IN THE NEWSRepublicans, Democrats squatter risks and rewards in Brett Kavanaugh's embattled Supreme Court nominationNeal Devins in USA TodayHow Hurricane Florence may stupefy WildlifeDan Cristol in National GeographicBelt and Road projects uncontrived Chinese investment to all corners of the globe. What are the local impacts?Brad Parks in the Washington Post EVENTSLoading... 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