(0:24) Learn more & join in: https://www.wm.edu/OTODSyncID: MB01UFFOLYUWYCB

(3:07) Chon Glover, chief diversity officer at William & Mary, is intent on moving the needle regarding diversity in ways that are sustainable.Learn more: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2021/chon-glover-25-years-of-moving-the-diversity-needle.php

(2:22) Kelebogile Zvobgo, director of W&M's International Justice Lab, considers what a truth commission could contribute to an investigation of the Jan. 6 insurrection in Washington, D.C.Q&A with Dr. Zvobgo: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2021/race,-rights-and-reparations-what-a-u.s.-truth-commission-might-look-like-today.php

(0:48) William & Mary's Esports Training and Research Center (ETARC) will serve as both an interdisciplinary research lab, connecting students to research and internship opportunities, and a training facility to host competitive gaming tournaments.Learn more: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2021/wm-opens-new-esports-training-and-research-center.phpMB014EAEITLIB5N

(5:54) As global change accelerates, uncertainty about its impact increases and the need for solutions that address emerging conservation challenges rises.The Institute for Integrative Conservation (IIC) will be at the forefront of transformational research and education to solve some of the most critical conservation issues our planet faces today. By combining forces with public, private, and nonprofit sectors, the IIC will serve to lead global efforts to advance sustainability and protect the environment for generations to come. William & Mary’s size, entrepreneurial culture, and breadth and depth of academic and research fields make it uniquely positioned to help lead this conservation revolution.Learn more and get involved: https://www.wm.edu/conservationMusic License: MB01RDAEDNLE4JB

(1:22) Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, discusses when students will get vaccinated during a W&M Community Conversation on 2/18/21.

(1:41) Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, discusses his hope going forward relative to the pandemic during a W&M Community Conversation on 2/18/21.

(2:57) Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, discusses vaccine hesitancy during a W&M Community Conversation on 2/18/21.

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(8:46) As the university welcomes you back - or perhaps it’s your first time with us, William & Mary asks that all returning faculty, staff, and students partake in this brief reminder of our commitment to a community wellbeing during this pandemic.If you are new to the university, please view the entire Healthy Together series and conclude your training with this module.Thank you for helping us all remain Healthy Together!Music Credit - MB01O1G8HKMHU5D

(2:08) As William & Mary prepares to ring in the New Year, we pause to look back. We give thanks for the kindness of our community during 2020, and we send warmest wishes for the year ahead. We hope this year’s holiday video calls to mind cherished memories and brightens your spirit. May this season bring you and your loved ones good health and good cheer.Music Credit - MB01SGKL1F6QENW

(32:18) Enjoy listening to performances by the Botetourt Chamber Singers, Accidentals and The Gentlemen of the College by the fireplace in the Great Hall.The burning of the Yule Log within the Great Hall of the Wren Building is a time-honored tradition. This year you can watch a video of the lit fireplace anytime, or cast it on a screen to set the mood for your own Yule Log watch party.For more information about William & Mary's Yule Log celebration, visit https://www.wm.edu/yulelog.

(45:03) Enjoy the sights and sounds of a crackling fire in the Great Hall fireplace.The burning of the Yule Log within the Great Hall of the Wren Building is a time-honored tradition. This year you can watch a video of the lit fireplace anytime, or cast it on a screen to set the mood for your own Yule Log watch party.For more information about William & Mary's Yule Log celebration, visit https://www.wm.edu/yulelog.

(4:04) In times like these, inspirational stories like Vicki’s offer a great opportunity to reflect on the importance of scholarships and the ripple effect they can have, creating connections and building resilience across our campus and the Williamsburg community.Vicki came to William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business wanting to make an impact. In the pandemic, she found her opportunity. Along with classmate Cara Simpson M.B.A. ’21, Vicki established the CrimDell Small Business Network which connects the Mason School’s faculty, students and community volunteers with local businesses, providing them with free consulting in navigating COVID-related challenges. The result is a welcome relief for small business and a great real-world experience for W&M students.Developing this program would not have been possible without the scholarship Vicki received to attend William & Mary.Learn more about how you can contribute toward scholarships at William & Mary, here:https://giving.wm.edu/types-of-gifts/scholarships/Learn more about the CrimDell Small Business Network, here: https://www.crimdellsbn.com/MB01RT2JFXZLEJR

(2:16) The Wren bell tolls in honor of U.S. military veterans.

(2:58) Director Alise Larder discusses the W&M Theatre production of "Citizen: An American Lyric."