Exciting New Benefit for Modern Leadership Participants! Hear from inspiring speakers , dive into an interactive workshop, and connect with fellow leaders at a networking reception. 

Highland’s public historian, Lisa Armstrong, herself a member of Highland’s descendant community, leads William & Mary students in a discussion of food and heritage

William & Mary’s annual Sustainability Summit returns this fall on November 14th! This event will bring together students, faculty, staff and local leaders to highlight those championing sustainability on campus and beyond. Below are the event highlights:

Sophia Economou, Virginia Tech, Title: Spin-photon Interfaces: Control and Distribution of Entanglement

Join W&M Boston for a personal tour of the Harvard Museum of Natural History (HMNH). 

Join the English Department for a special presentation by Dr. Barbara Leckie of Carleton University.

Location: Virtual New York Times Bestselling author and publishing dynamo Dhonielle Clayton talks about breaking into the industry, staying in the industry, and how she helps new writers get their foot in the door. 

Please join GRI on November 19, 2025, at 5:30 pm in The Hive Event Space to celebrate Dr. Brent Kaup and Dr. Kelly F. Austin’s release of their book, "Pathogens of Finance: How Capitalism Breeds Vector-Borne Disease" (Critical Environments, 2025).

Calling all tree huggers, forest friends, and book worms! If you are interested in connecting with fellow nature-lovers over a good book, join us for Highland’s Green Gathering Book Club.

Highland and the on-campus Institute for Integrative Conservation have collaborated on a series of high-impact projects that have built new perspectives on Highland’s landscape and the forces that have shaped it.

The William & Mary community will come together for  W&M Professional Development Week 2026, Feb. 23-27. Connect with experts from the W&M community via virtual panels and workshops.

Be our guest at Disney's Beauty and the Beast! Join W&M Richmond alumni, parents, family and friends at the 2 pm show on March 7. Tickets cost $58.50 per person and our seats are in the balcony. We hope you join us to hear this tale as old as time!