Rising from the Ashes | William & Mary Alumni Magazine
The W&M community is living with, learning from and preventing devastating wildfires| magazine.wm.edu
The W&M community is living with, learning from and preventing devastating wildfires| magazine.wm.edu
Mosaic Weekend brought together the William & Mary Alumni Association’s identity groups as well as friends and allies to celebrate the varied backgrounds, experiences and identities that make up our vibrant community.| magazine.wm.edu
Former Tribe hoops star and pro baseball player became a role model for others who face challenges| magazine.wm.edu
William & Mary students work with Kenyan conservation groups and Maasai women to explore how to sustain the economy and protect the environment.| magazine.wm.edu
Crowd-sourced database project coordinated by Eric Schmalz ’10 reveals what Americans knew about the Holocaust at the time| magazine.wm.edu
Renewed support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York will allow William & Mary’s Global Research Institute to push forward key programs that connect policymakers with cutting-edge research, spread public awareness about GRI’s work and bring scholars from a wide range of backgrounds to work with students.| magazine.wm.edu
William & Mary celebrated its 12th annual One Tribe One Day last Wednesday, raising a record $4.4 million for 994 separate designations across campus, thanks to the contributions of 13,004 donors, the highest number since 2019.| magazine.wm.edu
The late Charlotte Mangum’s enduring influence as a biology professor at William & Mary continues to reach new students through an endowment that now supports research fellowships.| magazine.wm.edu
Dr. Jeffrey Wilson ’88 draws on his military and medical background to craft novels about covert ops and dangerous missions.| magazine.wm.edu
ARII grants fund groundbreaking research into democracy, health care and sustainability| magazine.wm.edu
