- Everything’s coming up books: The spring book roundup
- A Continued Promise: Generous $1 million gift from 1693 Scholars Program founders Jim Murray J.D. '74, LL.D. '00 and Bruce Murray will expand program’s reach
- Record-breaking 13,144 donors gave on One Tribe One Day
- Students Voices: One Tribe One Day 2019
- From Carolina Hurricanes fan to announcer
Everything’s coming up books: The spring book roundup
From an exercise program to gardening resources to fictional flights of fancies, William & Mary faculty and alumni will keep you busy this spring with a bevy of new books. This is the latest in our quarterly series of recently published titles by the William & Mary community. Read More
A Continued Promise: Generous $1 million gift from 1693 Scholars Program founders Jim Murray J.D. '74, LL.D. '00 and Bruce Murray will expand program’s reach
More that 60 William & Mary students have benefited from the generosity of Jim Murray J.D. '74, LL.D. '00 and Bruce Murray since the couple established the 1693 Scholars Program in 2003. The Murrays recently expanded the program through a $1 million gift that will add an additional scholar to the program. Read More
Record-breaking 13,144 donors gave on One Tribe One Day
One Tribe One Day 2019 was bigger, better and bolder than ever before, with 13,144 donors giving on a single day. Nearly $2.5 million was raised for areas across the university. Read More
Students Voices: One Tribe One Day 2019
This past Tuesday, William & Mary hosted its sixth annual global celebration of giving back and paying it forward, and it featured a campus carnival for students and faculty and events for alumni around the world. Mixed among the fun was the spirit of generosity that makes this W&M tradition so special. One Tribe One Day, after all, isn’t just about the carnival; it’s about the connections, which bring together the Tribe community for the common goal of giving back. Read More
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. Read More