The staff award, memorializing a beloved College of Arts & Sciences employee, was given to its inaugural set of winners who ...

The William & Mary Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) serves the research mission of the university by assisting faculty in the application for and management of external awards. It is the ...

Parking: ADA accessible parking in adjacent circle lot accessible from Jamestown Road Entrance to the Facility: Ramp to front and side entrances, automatic door opener Access to Restrooms: Stalls, ...

Parking: ADA accessible parking located behind building accessible via Brooks Street Entrance to the Facility: Ground level entrance in rear of building, accessible side entrance Access to Restrooms: ...

John McGlennon, professor of government, is quoted in this article about June elections. "June is teeming with elections across America. Primaries in more than a dozen states are set to determine the ...

This document serves as guidance for those seeking nuanced information about the scope of the IRB regulations as related to oral history, journalism, biography, and historical scholarship. Oral ...

W&M facilities support research and provide specialized equipment, technology and workspaces designed to help scientists and scholars conduct experiments and analyze data effectively. Beyond the ...

Wilson serves as Vice Provost for Research at William & Mary, where she leads the university’s efforts to strengthen and ...

The Applied Research & Innovation Initiative (ARII) is an externally-funded program that aims to seed and scale applied research across the university.

The President establishes the strategic direction of the university. For more than three centuries, William & Mary has enjoyed the leadership of presidents of surpassing vision and accomplishment.

A study led by William & Mary Assistant Professor of Economics Peter Savelyev and funded by the National Science Foundation argues that college education leads to healthier and longer lives. The study ...

New research published in Nature uncovers why cooperation between people often unravels over time, even when groups have strong incentives to contribute to a common goal. The study from Oxford ...