This exhibition is curated by Patrick Harkin, Director of the Andrews Gallery, and is presented jointly by the Department of Art & Art History and the Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary.  

The TutorZone, located on the first floor of Swem Library, is a free service provided to W&M students thanks to the generosity of the Parent Fund.  Students can start making appointments as early as August 15th.

One-on-one support for writing and communication projects at any stage. Free for all W&M students.

For 2026: Wartime Transformations is the fourth in a five-year conference cycle leading up to the American Semiquincentennial in 2026. Co-hosted by the Omohundro Institute, William & Mary, and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

In this intense three-day class, participants will be taken on a journey to create large-scale woodcuts employing original ideas and themes to create a limited edition of prints. Led by Director of Engagement Steve Prince.

Join us at the Glen Allen Branch Library on Oct. 25 from noon-1 p.m. for a casual lunch with fellow alumni, parents, family and friends. 

Location: Durham, N.H.

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

Location: Williamsburg, Va., Kaplan Arena

Location: Crim Dell Meadow

Dr. Parkinson’s lecture revisits the 1774 Yellow Creek Massacre, and its ripple effects through the Ohio Country and the Continental Congress. This event is the closing plenary of For 2026: Wartime Transformations, and is offered free to all.

Location: Crim Dell Meadow