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.

Location: Main Campus and VIMS Campus There are 18 donation locations on the main campus in Williamsburg and 3 donation locations at VIMS. Look for bright yellow donation boxes with a W&M Fall Food Drive flyer in buildings all around campus.

Complete a one-time volunteer project, learn about the broader community, and build relationships with fellow volunteers. Multiple projects available and you can sign up as an individual or a group. 

Location: Williamsburg, Va.

Save the date for William & Mary’s third annual Indigenous Peoples Feast, on Saturday, November 1 at the Mason School of Business. This gathering brings together Indigenous chefs, food businesses, researchers, students, and community partners.

Location: Wilmington, N.C.

Location: Williamsburg, Va., Walter J. Zable Stadium at Cary Field

Join W&M Richmond alumni, parents, family and friends for a fun evening, delicious Mexican dinner and drinks at Tres Machos in Innsbrook on Nov. 1. This event is pay-as-you-go. Wear W&M colors so that we can identify each other.

Location: Sadler, Tidewater

Location: Elon, N.C.