Need to work during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend? Stop by the second floor of the Alumni House for quiet remote work. Registration required.

Join us for a special check-in event, exclusively for the “First Three” classes of 2023, 2024 and 2025! Registration required.

Visit the Alumni House to pick up your name tag, which serves as your ticket to many events.

Join members of the Order of the White Jacket Board for their annual meeting to learn more about OWJ’s plans for the coming year.

The Order of the White Jacket fosters and strengthens the bonds between alumni who worked in food service. Registration required.

W&M Public Lecture presented by Dr. David Presti, Professor of Neuroscience at the University of California-Berkeley

 “The Wine Was Never Lacking” A Roman Life and Death on the Margins by Dr. Jeremy Hartnett of Wabash College.

Location: Williamsburg, Va., Martin Family Stadium at Albert-Daly Field

Join us for a special check-in event, exclusively for the “First Three” classes of 2023, 2024 and 2025! Registration required.

Visit the Alumni House to pick up your name tag, which serves as your ticket to many events.

Need to work during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend? Stop by the second floor of the Alumni House for quiet remote work. Registration required.

Kick off Homecoming Weekend with connection, conversation and travel inspiration! Registration required.

This is a special ceremony to recognize faculty or staff members being inducted into the Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) organization for exceptional leadership.

Join your fellow Olde Guarde members — alumni who graduated 50 years ago or more — and their guests for food and fellowship. Registration required.

Please join us for the annual Computer Science Student Awards ceremony followed by a Schmidt Family Distinguished Lecture by Prof. Wu. All are welcome to the reception after the talk.

Meet fellow alumni and expand your W&M network over a cup of coffee or tea. Registration required.

The Lemon Project team is hosting our annual Hearth Homecoming Gathering. Drop by between 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm to learn more about Hearth: Memorial to the Enslaved, talk to Lemon Project team members about our work, and take some time for reflection.

Class of 1980, celebrate our 45th reunion with a reception and book talk by Lee Pearson Knapp ’80. Registration required.