Advancement Headlines
- An alumna's adventure to the Hudson River Valley
- Looking Forward: A Q&A with President Katherine A. Rowe
- Studying religion and hip-hop sent student back to school for Ph.D.
- Summer Tribe Book Roundup
- Making a Difference in a Chicago Neighborhood
An alumna's adventure to the Hudson River Valley
Alumni Journeys: Anne Pennewell Sharp ’82 shares her recent trip to New York's Hudson River Valley with other William & Mary alumni and friends. Read More
Looking Forward: A Q&A with President Katherine A. Rowe
A focus of mine this semester is sustained, strategic listening. I want to hear directly from students, faculty, alumni, parents, staff and friends, including our friends in Richmond, to understand what they value most about William & Mary and their hopes and dreams about the future. Read More
Studying religion and hip-hop sent student back to school for Ph.D.
Travis Harris is a Ph.D. candidate in American studies at William & Mary and associate editor for The Journal of Hip Hop Studies. He researches in Africana studies at the intersection of religion and hip-hop and is doing doctoral research on the predominantly African-American neighborhood of Magruder in York County that was displaced in the 1940s when the Navy built Camp Peary. Read More
Summer Tribe Book Roundup
Summertime is ripe with books by William & Mary alumni. In The Gale quarterly roundup of recently published books authored or co-authored by W&M community members, readers will be sure to find great beach reads to end the summer on a sweet note and thoughtful reads to start the fall off right. Read More
Making a Difference in a Chicago Neighborhood
William & Mary students volunteer more than 245,000 hours each year. This commitment to service is part of what makes William & Mary so special. So when William & Mary Weekend came to Chicago this June, the Chicago Alumni Chapter knew they wanted to host a service event for visiting alumni to make a difference in the local community. Read More