William & Mary completed its boldest fundraising campaign yet, with $1.04 billion raised, ties among alumni and alma mater strengthened and its status as the No. 1 public university for alumni participation cemented several years in a row. For nearly a decade, the For the Bold campaign infused revolutionary ideas and bold initiatives into our 327-year-old institution of higher learning. The campaign led to wide-ranging transformations across the university and new opportunities and experiences for generations of students, faculty, alumni and staff.

 

Explore the impact of William & Mary's For the Bold campaign throughout our community.

Goals

William & Mary raised more than $1 billion, strengthened alumni engagement and increased alumni participation. Learn more about our boldest campaign yet.

Collaboration

The powerful faculty/student interaction, collaboration across disciplines, and innovation in teaching and research are hallmarks of a William & Mary education. Learn more about the campaign's impact on research, professorships and more.

Community

Read more about how the For the Bold campaign strengthened our diverse community where inquiry and excellence thrive.

Leadership

Learn how the generosity of campaign donors created new opportunities to lead positive change and enhanced William & Mary’s rich array of co-curricular activities.

Scholarships

The No. 1 priority of the campaign, scholarships afforded countless students opportunities to flourish. Meet some of William & Mary's exceptional scholarship recipients.

Lightings

The university illuminated some of the world’s most iconic landmarks in green and gold. Read more about the For the Bold campaign's regional celebrations.

Facilities

See what was built on campus during For the Bold so our community can flourish.

Thank You

Donors have made a transformational impact for everyone in the W&M community.

Thank You

This is a historic moment for William & Mary. After nearly a decade of transforming lives, advancing positive change and forging a greater sense of community, we are celebrating the successful conclusion of our For the Bold campaign.

Our generous donors — alumni, students, faculty, parents, staff and friends — have galvanized behind William & Mary like never before and helped us achieve what no other university of our size has been able to do: raise $1 billion, solidify our status as the No. 1 public university for alumni participation and strengthen the bonds between alumni and alma mater.

Our shared sense of purpose has been the driving force for good over the span of our campaign and will continue to be the common thread that binds us long after the conclusion of For the Bold.

Thank you for your generosity, for strengthening the mission and values of the Alma Mater of the Nation and for allowing us to truly be a university for the bold.

Sue Hanna Gerdelman ’76
Chair, For the Bold

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We are thrilled to announce that William & Mary has received a $350,000 Challenge Grant from the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation in...
We are thrilled to announce that William & Mary has received a $350,000 Challenge Grant from the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation in...
The William & Mary Healthy Beginnings Program received a $10,000 grant from the March of Dimes as part of an effort to help incarcerated...
It has been a remarkable fundraising year for William & Mary. The university continues its strong trek forward with two and a half years...
Brian Rabinovitz explains how the brain processes Christmas music.
As William & Mary engages in a year of special events and activities commemorating 100 years of co-education, we invite you to join us...
Associate Dean Kurt Carlson talks about the impulses that drive holiday shopping.
Sam Pressler '15 reflects on Armed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP)
Hometogo.com, one of the world's largest vacation rental search engines, has named Matt Long '98 as the seventh most traveled blogger of...
W&M's For the Bold campaign is making headlines as we aim to strengthen alumni engagement, reach 40 percent alumni participation, and...
William & Mary students combat the chill of December by bundling up to walk down Duke of Gloucester Street for hot cider, hibernating in...
Dr. Stuart Flanagan, faculty emeritus, believes education can improve both individual lives and society at large. It's this belief that...
How can you benefit from a William & Mary Master of Accounting (MAcc) degree? At the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, students are...
In this season of giving, we reflect on William & Mary and its legacy. The Alma Mater of the Nation has long been an incubator of some of...
William & Mary alumnus Dr. Jerryl Briggs Ed.S. '95, Ed.d '10 was recently named the eighth president of Mississippi Valley State University.
William & Mary has the highest percentage of undergraduates participating in study abroad programs compared to any other public...
In a stirring speech earlier this year, Judge John Charles Thomas said to William & Mary students, “We have great hopes on this first day...
The connection that they formed in Millington Hall that February, served as a storybook opener for their 41-year marriage. Today, the...
Deborah Bronk believes that private support can help fill the gap in science funding. She gives to William & Mary and the Virginia...
The Hixon Family Scholarship Endowment will provide undergraduate scholarships for students who are residents of African countries. The...
I have been using the words “Tribe Pride” for as long as I can remember. As the daughter of two proud William & Mary alumni who met as...
On October 14, a gorgeous fall Saturday, alumni from across Virginia enjoyed a day of service at the historic property of Highland ?...
Jacob Frey '04 won the election, earning a total of 46,716 votes out of 104,522 votes cast.
Mellon Foundation grant supports inclusiveness in undergraduate research; Hewlett Foundation gives $1.5 million to support AidData
God is in the details when it comes to storytelling, Soledad O'Brien, the 2017 Hunter B. Andrews Fellow in American Politics, told an...
We met in elementary school. So, it is not an exaggeration to say we have been friends for as long as I can remember. Fellow William &...
The walk from Monroe Hall to the Williamsburg Library is two-tenths of a mile and takes five minutes. It stretches over brick, concrete,...
When Harmon Hoffman '49 first came to William & Mary in 1942, World War II was far from his mind. Little did he know that, when Uncle Sam...
Soh Yeong Roh '84, the founder and art director of Art Center Nabi in South Korea, recently delivered the 2017 George Tayloe Ross Address...
Join together with William & Mary alumni around the world as we share in this beloved holiday tradition!
One of the plethora of ways that students, faculty and staff are supported at the university is through Tribefunding, which funds bold...
The oldest academic building in the country has drawn many students to its doors. The solid configuration of rectangles sits tranquilly...
William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business is already seeing great impact since announcing the Ernst & Young (EY) LLP's $1...
Professor Phil Roessler's class - and my wider William & Mary experience - completely changed the trajectory of my life. The university...
Nearly 400 people attended the Scholarships Luncheon last week during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend to celebrate the transformative power...
On a warm, sunny Saturday morning of this year's Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, William & Mary added further permanence to the legacy of...
Nancy Burgess Gofus '75 and her husband, Joe Gofus, were both raised by parents who grew up during an era when a college education wasn't...
Why do I come back to Homecoming? This year I'll be coming back for the 15th time in 17 years since I graduated. I live in LA now, but...
At this year's Homecoming Parade, you may hear a familiar voice: that of David Culver '09, anchor of the Saturday edition of NBC News4...
There's no shortage of opportunities this Homecoming & Reunion Weekend to catch up with old friends. In recent years, I've enjoyed...
Brianne Charnigo is an animator and motion graphic designer for William & Mary's Office of University Marketing and Advancement...
The 10 reasons why Lydia Brown '17 loves W&M include its beauty, tradition, standards and history.
The Corner Pocket is one of three Williamsburg businesses that will be featured on The Gale this week leading up to Homecoming & Reunion...
Impact Week successfully kills three birds with one stone. The annual, week-long philanthropic and engagement effort saw an uptick in...
William & Mary alumnus Diego Vicente '05, M.D., fellow, Surgical Oncology, learned to stay calm in any situation from his surgical...
Here at William & Mary, the chill in the air means fall is upon us. With fall comes the first Impact Week of the year. Impact Week, a...
La Tienda is one of three Williamsburg businesses that will be featured on The Gale this week leading up to Homecoming & Reunion Weekend...
One of William & Mary's unsung annual traditions is Impact Week. Impact Week is an opportunity for organizations on campus to carry out...
Last week, Students for University Advancement (SUA) celebrated Impact Week, one of our largest movements of the year to encourage...
The Virginia Beer Company is one of three Williamsburg businesses that will be featured on The Gale this week leading up to Homecoming &...
Once a semester, amidst the stress and excitement of clubs and classes, Impact Week reminds students to connect with the community....
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded William & Mary an $800,000 grant to strengthen its undergraduate research program.
Virginia Commonwealth University's Dr. Mark Ryan '96 is the American Medical Student Association's (AMSA) 2017 recipient of the National...
William & Mary celebrated its For the Bold campaign in Atlanta last night as the university's colors lit the sky in honor of more than...
More than 100 William & Mary alumnae gathered in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 20 for the Washington Women's Leadership Panel. The panel's...
Award-winning teacher and scientist, Melinda Maris '00, is being recognized as one of Emory University's 40 Under Forty.
What difficulties would a vampire have in ballet class? What started as a simple flight of fancy led Anne Marie Pace '87 to publish her...
William & Mary alumna Ellen Stofan '83, D.Sc. '16 was recently featured on the "Well Don't Tell the Kids," podcast where she discussed...
It's not unusual to see William & Mary alumni among the nominees at the 69th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, and this year was no...
On Sept. 15, the William & Mary Alumni Association celebrated its annual Fall Awards Banquet by recognizing alumni, faculty and staff who...
It was an invigorating time at William & Mary during Family Weekend, made all the more festive by the presence of parents and family...
William & Mary alumna and actress Glenn Close '74, D.A. '89 was recently featured in The New Yorker magazine where she reflected on her...
William Ivey Long '69, L.H.D. '04 is the "King of Costumes." It said so on his 70th birthday cake. On Aug. 30, friends and family of the...
When you visit Deauville, a beautiful seaside resort in France, or wander through the streets of Bruges, Brussels, Amsterdam, Hamburg,...
The new semester brings with it a vast array of opportunities for people to enjoy the arts at William & Mary.
U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) just released the 2017-18 undergraduate rankings and it is no surprise that William & Mary continues to...
Haunting notes from a Native American flute echoed from the dry creek bed to the sheer rock walls rising around it. With the smell of...
More than 200 people attended the opening reception, held at Swem Library, to honor the three women, Lynn Briley '71, Janet Brown Strafer...
The arc of the moral universe may bend toward justice as Martin Luther King, Jr., once said, but it doesn't do so on its own, Judge John...
Yvonne Smith-Jones M.A.Ed. '87, Ed.S. '93, Ed.D. '97 said seeing the many signs posted around William & Mary commemorating the 50 years...
More than 1,500 freshmen and transfer students joined the Tribe family during Move-In Day Friday.
The Class of 2021 moves in Aug. 25 with undergraduate classes beginning Aug. 30, and graduate students are starting as early as this...
Anne Rasmussen, William & Mary professor of music and ethnomusicology and William M. and Annie B. Bickers Professor of Middle Eastern...
This spring, acclaimed plant biologist Douglas Soltis '75 was elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honors...
William & Mary's Swem Library and 2017 Solar Eclipse Working Group will be hosting an informal eclipse-viewing event on Monday, Aug. 21.
For William & Mary students, Colonial Williamsburg is often a refuge from campus life. From strolls down Duke of Gloucester Street to...
Maybe it is their wedding photo. Maybe it was taken after they became engaged. Maybe they were on their way to their honeymoon and she...
Embedded in a mural created during a class this summer are meaningful symbols for the individuals who inspired it, who created it and who...
William & Mary's Institute for the Theory & Practice of International Relations will host the Student Research Shark Tank Competition on...
William & Mary alumni working in the accounting industry came together for the second-annual Accounting Firms Competition.
Melissa Commander had a vision for herself and her family that came to fruition when she took the stage at Ewell Hall.
For Kendra Jackson ’14 William & Mary is home. It's a place that holds many memories and marks many milestones.
William & Mary is on a roll and there is a great sense of Tribe Pride all around the world, including the Southeast region of the U.S.
The year ahead will provide wonderful opportunities for alumni, students, faculty, parents and friends to be part of our extraordinary...
William & Mary Law School recently received a $5.2 million gift in honor of the late Judge R. William Arthur ’38, LL.D. ’40.
More than 100 members of the Class of 1967 celebrated their 50th Reunion in April. The class collectively raised nearly $18 million to...
William & Mary alumna Beth Comstock '82 has been recognized by The Advertising Club of New York as one of their 2017 Advertising People...
William & Mary continues its impressive streak in alumni giving as the No. 1 nationally ranked public university in the U.S. for...
William & Mary continues its impressive streak in alumni giving as the No. 1 nationally ranked public university in the U.S. for...
When Kevin Dua '09 does anything, he puts his all into it. Whether it is working as a high school history teacher, serving with...
On July 15, 2017, William & Mary welcomed 25 of Africa's brightest, emerging civic leaders for 15 days of leadership training, public...
On a hot weekend in June, more than 240 William & Mary alumni and their high schoolers converged on Williamsburg to learn more about the...
John Spike knew he was looking at a Cezanne. Analysis and testing of the painting "The Miracle of the Slave" have backed up his now...
Lisa Kaenzig Ph.D. '09 was recently named dean of William Smith College.
Close to 200 members of the Hulon Willis Association (HWA), William & Mary Alumni Association's African-American affinity group, gathered...
The William & Mary Real Estate Foundation and Hillel at William & Mary are pleased to announce the planned construction of a new facility...
Imagine an experience where you are surrounded by a group of people who care passionately about preserving the great outdoors and are...
Are gifted minds more prone to darker days? A new William & Mary Institute for Research on the Suicide of Gifted Students aims to answer...
W&M is Virginia's top-ranked public university in New York Times review of high-performing colleges and universities.
This past May was Mental Health Month and I interviewed William & Mary alumni who also work at the National Alliance on Mental Illness...
The largest alumni gathering in the business school's history, attendees from eight countries and 40 states came together to reconnect...
How does a person go from being a drug-busting Drug Enforcement Administration agent to an author in just a few years? Just ask J. Todd...
How does a typical William & Mary person become the writer and actor for one of the best podcasts of 2016 about atypical therapy patients...
Two William & Mary alumni are giving Navient a run for its money. With their company, TuitionCoin, Eric Smeby '00 and Matt Morris '00 are...
From encounters with the greatest leaders of the 20th century to tailgate parties at William & Mary's Homecoming, Joe Montgomery '74 has...
The Fishers' gift will benefit countless William & Mary MBA students by affording them the opportunity to receive a transformative education
A William & Mary alumna who wishes to remain anonymous just made a commitment of more than $2 million toward the For the Bold campaign's...
William & Mary alumnae Beth Comstock '82 and Ellen Stofan '83 D.Sc. '16 led a TED-style talk about change and leadership during William &...
Former co-chair of the U.S. Justice Department's 9/11 investigations David Kelley '81 led a keynote discussion about his role during the...
William & Mary's new Athletics Director Samantha K. Huge recently shared her vision for leading Tribe Athletics during William & Mary...
William & Mary Weekend attendees took a VIP tour of the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
About 30 William & Mary Weekend guests spent their Friday morning getting an exclusive glimpse inside the history, research collections...
W&M Weekend: Ronald Schechter wins Raft Debate.
W&M Alumnus Clarence Coo Wins Whiting Award.
Popular Williamsburg bar, the Green Leafe, featured in ABC's "Quantico."
Last Friday, the William & Mary Alumni Association celebrated its annual Honorary Alumni Ceremony by recognizing six exceptional...
Tragedy is what sticks in our minds forever. And oftentimes in tragedy comes reflection; reflection of your own life and those...
Susanna Simmons '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Morgan Sehdev '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Hannah Mawyer '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Lyndah Lovell '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Christine Fulgham '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale,...
Dylan Campbell '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Melissa Commander '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale,...
Isaiah Simmons '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Don't miss your opportunity to attend William & Mary Weekend in New York City - the university's newest signature event. May 10 is the...
Abigail Barnes '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series on our blog, The Gale, leading...
Ashleigh Arrington '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series leading up to Commencement.
Joshua Zimmt '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series leading up to Commencement.
Eboni Brown '17 is one of several William & Mary seniors who will be featured in a scholarships series leading up to Commencement.
The four gifts will position Virginia as No. 1 in sustainable shellfish aquaculture, advance the study of marine plastics pollution,...
W&M senior reflects on generosity of donors who helped fund his education through a scholarship.
For Anna Mahalak '12, William & Mary is not only her alma mater but represents a sense of community, tradition and her home away from...
It's not too late to register for the Women's Forum at the Taubman Museum in Roanoke, Va. on May 10. This is an exclusive opportunity to...
The Hulon Willis Association will celebrate its 25th anniversary as well as 50 years of African-American residential students, June...
William & Mary continues to reach new heights with its historic For the Bold campaign – all because of you.
VIMS Foundation President Steve Johnsen and wife Barbara made a gift to the Dean and Director's Fund for the Eastern Shore, which made...
Associate Professor of Russian Sasha Prokhorov and Cindy Centeno ’16, a multi-media specialist at Swem Library, will travel to St....
Recent damage to the west coast seafood industry from a massive bloom of Pseudo-nitzschia, another toxic HAB organism, serves as a...
Back by popular demand, William & Mary Weekend will soon spotlight the best of the university in the city that never sleeps. From May...
In spring 2015, William & Mary and the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture partnered with the Royal Archives and...
Every school day, the bell housed inside William & Mary's Christopher Wren Building rings 57 times, or from 9 in the morning to 5 in the...
William & Mary celebrated its $1 billion For the Bold campaign last night against the backdrop of the nation's capital as the...
William & Mary is taking our admissions show on the road! On May 21, families in the Big Apple are invited to join our Alumni Admissions...
In 2014, an Ebola outbreak in West Africa shook the world. Fear that the virus would spread out of control plagued the nation. Little did...
William & Mary announced a $15 million gift from alumna Hunter J. Smith '51 for the expansion and renovation of the nearly 170-year-old...
William & Mary's new Athletics Director Samantha K. Huge will be featured during William & Mary Weekend in New York City on May 20. Huge...
On April 21, Hunter Todd '61 will open the 50th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Independent Film Festival, the longest-running...
Start spreading the news! William & Mary is taking over New York City from May 18-21, 2017. William & Mary Weekend will offer a variety...
What business does a liberal arts major have as an international strategic/economic consultant? Apparently, a lot. As I reflect on my...
Today William & Mary's 27th president stood in the Great Hall of the Wren Building to say he would be retiring next year on June 30,...
William & Mary Weekend, May 18-21, 2017, will offer attendees four exciting days of cultural, intellectual, professional and social...
The $5 million commitment will support aquaculture research and the planned expansion of the Alumni House.
Anne Shumadine was awarded the Clarke Medallion on March 28, 2017. The Clarke Medallion is the Raymond A. Mason School of Business'...
William & Mary's annual giving day raises over $2.4 million.
Alumni from William & Mary and the University of Mary Washington will host a happy hour fundraiser today for the Rape, Abuse and Incest...
The One Tribe One Day campus carnival attracted about 1,000 people to the Sunken Garden today.
The iconic Ferris wheel on the Santa Monica Pier was lit in green and gold Tuesday in honor of One Tribe One Day.
The enormity of the taproom at Commonwealth Brewing Company immediately impresses the visitor. Huge wooden tables and benches sit in rows...
William & Mary alumna Mary Maples Dunn '54, Hon. L.H.D. '89 passed away March 19 while visiting family in Winston Salem, N.C. She was 85....
William & Mary Associate Professor of Psychology Peter Vishton will deliver the latest installment in the Tack Faculty Lecture Series on...
William & Mary English Professor Henry Hart expects his biography ? titled The Life of Robert Frost ? to be available in early April.
Golden State skyline shined in green and gold
One of Williamsburg's most popular breweries, The Virginia Beer Company, is owned by two William & Mary alumni. What a perfect way to...
William & Mary alumna Hannah Ayers '08 and her husband, Lance Warren, will host a screening of their latest documentary, An Outrage,...
A committee is well underway with plans for a celebration, commemoration and exploration honoring the 100th anniversary of female...
Judge Peter F. Pontzer, a William & Mary Law School Class of 1989 graduate, was awarded the Carnegie Medal in December for saving a...
Alumnus Joseph Daragan '71 and his wife, Pam, recently donated their collection of 18th and 19th century almanacs to William & Mary...
Mary Catherine Amerine, a third-year law student, attended the 2017 Grammy Awards after being one of four finalists in the Virginia State...
James Monroe's Highland, the westernmost outpost of the W&M campus, will commemorate the bicentennial of his inauguration with a reading...
On Feb. 24., William & Mary alumna Carmen Lynch performed a stand-up comedy routine on the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert."
Jeffrey Breit, a veteran of more than 200 jury trials, has coached the William & Mary Law School Trial Team for 13 seasons.
Stephen Losee, district executive chef for William & Mary, is in charge of meeting the needs of thousands of students who eat at campus...
Six William & Mary alumni have been elected to the Board of Trustees of the William & Mary Foundation.
The W&M Global Film Festival runs from Feb. 23-26.
William & Mary alumnus, Russell Smith Ed.D. '80, recaps the impact Charter Day Weekend had on him this year.
The Hulon Willis Association will celebrate its 25th anniversary as well as 50 years of African-American residential students, June...
Named for John Millington, a professor of chemistry and natural philosophy from 1836-1848, Millington Hall is in the process of being...
William & Mary Professor Hannes Schniepp and his team of Applied Science graduate students' spider silk research was featured in the...
William & Mary Visiting Assistant Professor of History Jody Allen will be hosting a presentation about the university's Lemon Project on...
Jeffrey Doyon ’85 donated a cello to the William & Mary Department of Music to repay its loan of one to him during his youth and while he...
The dedication of the Hixon Center marked the culmination of a 16-year building program, which has more than doubled the physical size of...
William & Mary students discuss whether they will walk across the legendary Crim Dell Bridge.
Ukraine-born Vitaliy Humenyuk '17 became a U.S. citizen while attending William & Mary as a double major in European and German Studies.
A message from Sue Hanna Gerdelman ’76
Recent gifts given through the $1.5 million Cabell Challenge are already helping William & Mary students and faculty conduct innovative...
Over Charter Day weekend, William & Mary's For the Bold Campaign Chair Sue Hanna Gerdelman ’76 unveiled Affording Opportunity as the...
Four alumni will lead the university's For the Bold campaign in the Washington, D.C., metro area.
Alumni, parents and friends gear up for a blockbuster day of giving back
The exhibition, Botticelli and the Search for the Divine: Florentine Painting between the Medici and the Bonfires of the Vanities, opens...
"To think that William & Mary was able to meet me the full way — not half, not one-fourth of the way but the whole way — was a blessing I...
W&M Scholar Ellery Lea ’18 says scholarships donors have shaped her future for the better because they provided her with the means...
On Thursday, Professor Phil Roessler will discuss relevant findings from his two most recent books and explain how they provide the...
The Tribe remembers Russ Brown '74.
Two William & Mary students launched the Do Good Trading Company to help tackle issues of clean drinking water.
William & Mary's Division of Sports Medicine received commitments totaling more than $2 million from the family of a beloved former Tribe...
Anne Marie Pace '87 has a lifetime love of literature.
Today we celebrate the legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Tribe football alumnus Sean McDermott '98 was recently named Buffalo Bills head coach.
Tribe football alumnus Sean McDermott '98 was recently named Buffalo Bills head coach.
Alumni Board member Christopher Powers '73 died suddenly on December 28, 2016, in his wife Nora's arms, while watching his beloved...
William & Mary President Taylor Reveley sends season's greetings from campus.
Enjoy last minute holiday networking with fellow members of the Tribe.
W&M celebrates a year of giving.
Thank you for including William & Mary as you plan your end-of-year giving. A gift to William & Mary invigorates the university's legacy...
Looking for the perfect gift for your William & Mary fan? Check out the Alumni Gift Shop for your shopping needs this holiday season!
In 2018, the university will commemorate 100 years of coeducation. In recognition of that milestone, W&M has launched an alumnae...
William & Mary's campus got a new look this year in renovation and building projects that updated facilities for 21st century learning...
The new Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center includes a large common space, a team break-out room, a lounge area, two faculty offices...
Giving Tuesday is a national movement dedicated to promoting philanthropy and the powerful benefits it brings to our favorite causes....
A message from Sue Hanna Gerdelman ’76
The chair of Students for University Advancement talks about the impact of private support at W&M.
Four generous William & Mary donors recently made a combined gift of $1.4 million benefiting women's athletics. The gifts will be used to...
Alan Hilliker ’80 is supporting teaching excellence with a generous gift.
A modern atrium space for law students called Penny Commons will be a part of the new wing of William & Mary Law School, thanks to a...
William & Mary alumni, parents and friends will have the opportunity to reconnect miles away from the majestic Sunken Garden during...
First recipient of Patriot's Dream scholarship helps other student veterans.
Sara Strehle Duke ’06 is a Bell Society member who has given back to W&M for 10 consecutive years.
W&M Director of Athletics Terry Driscoll discusses his time at the university and the transformational impact of private giving.
Glenn Hines Harding ’65 and Audra Lynn Mallow ’90 are trailblazers. As co-chairs of the For the Bold campaign, they are cementing the...
William & Mary's Muscarelle Museum of Art will soon expand significantly as it becomes part of a new, multimillion-dollar,...
Ryan Lintelman '09, entertainment curator at the National Museum of American History, works with Dorothy's famous shoes.
Glenn Close '74, D.A. '89 will be inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame tonight.
As the leader of the Student Veterans of William & Mary, former Army Ranger Tim Beck '17 helps other student veterans be successful on...
William & Mary alumna Stephanie Murphy '00 has become the first Vietnamese-American woman elected to Congress, according to an NBC News...
On this election day, The Gale takes a look back at the Flat Hat to see coverage of the 1976 presidential debate, held on the campus of...
Justice Elizabeth A. McClanahan '80 of the Supreme Court of Virginia gave law students pointers on how to manage stress in law school and...
Join together with William & Mary alumni around the world as we share in this beloved holiday tradition!
During the Tribe football game on Oct. 29, the William & Mary community came together to celebrate the newly renovated Zable Stadium...
Re-hark upon The Gale! Here our favorite quotes from the past month.
Not all of William & Mary's history stays in the past ...
Ernst & Young LLP recently announced a $1 million gift to William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business to expand diversity and...
Scholarship recipients thank donors during the Scholarships Luncheon over Homecoming weekend.
Scholarships recipients thank donors during the Scholarship Luncheon over Homecoming Weekend
From a football win to dancing in the Sunken Garden to a parade down Richmond Road, Homecoming 2016 brought out the best of Tribe Pride.
Bruce Campbell, W&M associate professor of German studies, will explore the world of German detectives at the upcoming Tack Faculty Lecture.
Tribe Athletics talks about what to expect during this weekend's game against Delaware.
Ruth Weimer Tillar '45 has a perfect Homecoming attendance record.
The Gale offers up some suggestions on what to check out during William & Mary's big weekend.
W&M's $1 billion For the Bold campaign kicks off in New York City and an iconic landmark shines in honor of the nearly 13,000 alumni,...
W&M Theatre converges in the land of the midnight sun.
Bill Schermerhorn '82 is using his 34 years of parade experience to help out with William & Mary's Homecoming Parade.
The Empire State Building was illuminated in green and gold Thursday evening in honor of the nearly 13,000 W&M alumni, parents and...
The W&M D.C. Metro Alumni Chapter hosted its annual event.
A scholarship helped Melissa Commander '16 relive her grandmother's life.
William & Mary Hall is renamed Kaplan Arena in honor of Jane Thompson Kaplan '56 and Jim Kaplan '57.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City that Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read more about Todd...
William & Mary Hall - home to hundreds of Tribe sporting events, concerts and ceremonies every year - is taking the name of two of the...
Anne Rasmussen serves as director of the William & Mary Middle Eastern Music Ensemble. Over the years, the ensemble has hosted guest...
Carmen Lynch '94 makes a living as a stand-up comedian.
A team from VIMS has embarked on a research trip to the seas of northern Alaska.
Patton Oswalt '91! The comedian won last night for Best Writing for a Variety Special.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City that Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read about William Ivey...
W&M's Homecoming tasting event is back! Sample the best of Virginia beer, wine and spirits.
The beginning of fall means the culmination of college rankings season, and William & Mary once again finds itself on several lists of...
The William & Mary community remembers and honors those alumni who were taken from us 15 years ago.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City that Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read about Ken Himmel '68,...
Mark Sikes Ph.D. '15, associate dean and director of parent and family programs, visits W&M alumni across the pond.
VIMS professor Robert J. Orth writes about his research on seagrass.
Eboni Brown '17, president of the Student Assembly and a Sharpe Community Scholar, helped welcome the Class of 2020.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City that Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read about Laura Balcer...
On Thursday, William & Mary library staff gathered on the loading dock of the university's Swem Library to welcome the arrival of a truck...
Get ready for Homecoming 2016.
The Flat Hat profiles William Ivey Long '69, L.H.D. '04.
The program welcomes the largest class in history.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City that Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read about how Yancey...
Nicco Mele '99 addressed William & Mary's new students during Wednesday's Opening Convocation ceremony.
Eight new students from four different states make up the freshmen class of 1693 Scholars, the most elite merit-based scholarship program...
Benming Zhang '16 talks about how his W&M education prepared him for life after college.
These alumni went from the Revolutionary City to the City That Never Sleeps. Now their innovations are global. Read about Beth Comstock's...
Jonathan Lever '91 is helping to create a healthier America with his new position at the YMCA.
Connect with fellow members of the Tribe from all over the world to share your experiences, exchange career tips and build your...
Visiting Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Mark McLaughlin has found a creative way to bring important religious sites in India...
Doug Pierson M.B.A. '99 has scaled four of the seven world summits.
In the face of a national collegiate mental health crisis, W&M is taking a stand.
Jeree Harris Thomas '08 advocates for children's rights.
A profile of W&M's newest class
Jill Ellis '88 and the women's Olympic soccer team have the chance to make history in Rio.
Zach Nicholls '14 is Dr. Jaws.
Re-hark upon The Gale! Here are our favorite quotes from the past month.
Terry Darcy '14 has a new take on your morning cup of joe.
In June, a few W&M staffers toured Asia to bring Tribe Pride to cities across the continent. Here is a recap of the memorable trip.
A July 2016 update from Sue Hanna Gerdelman ’76, chair of the For The Bold campaign
David T. Croall ’77, chair of the Annual Giving Board of Directors, discusses the importance of the university achieving 40 percent...
Jeffrey R. Gardner M.B.A ’97 and Christine Gardner have given $250,000 to the Raymond A. Mason School of Business to fund teaching and...
Meet For the Bold New York campaign co-chairs David Kelley ’81 and Devin Murphy ’82.
William & Mary exceeds goal with record number of scholarship donors in FY16.
Clarissa Isabelle Delgado '09 is the CEO and co-founder of Teach for the Philippines.
Jay Busbee '90 covers NASCAR's first family.
W&M sets a new fundraising record and cements No. 1 alumni participation ranking.
Less than nine months after the public launch of For the Bold: The Campaign for William & Mary, the university continues to break old...
You'll never believe who taught the Griffin his dance moves.
A W&M graduate student finishes off his collegiate rowing career with a national championship title.
The Gale celebrates our regional chapter volunteers. Read how Angela Casolaro '06 brings her love of the Tribe to New York City.
Read how being a Class Ambassador allows DeeDee Keller '89 to reconnect with classmates and to reminisce about some of the best times of...
Mark Swingle '76 was the first employee hired when the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center was nothing more than a tiny office. The...
Read how Cristie Lucas '99 is helping current students find careers.
The Gale celebrates our regional chapter volunteers. Read how Ben DeMaria '05 brings his love of the Tribe to his Washington, D.C.,...
The Gale continues its celebration of W&M volunteers with those who serve on William & Mary Alumni Association boards.
This week, The Gale celebrates W&M volunteers. Read how Laura Markley '07, M.Acc. '08 is helping alumnae in business.
W&M staff make their final stop on their trip across Asia.
This year's 50th Reunion gift breaks previous record
W&M staff travels to Seoul for a gathering of alumni, current students, and new students and their families.
W&M staff continue their trip across Asia with a stop in Beijing.
Senior Director of Alumni Engagement Kelly S. Holdcraft continues her trip across Asia. Read about her time in Shanghai.
Senior Director of Alumni Engagement Kelly S. Holdcraft and fellow W&M colleagues travel around Asia to participate in incoming student...
Three alumni are set to represent W&M at the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials.
Ciara Cifers '20 is the recipient of the Harriett Pittard Beales Scholarship at William & Mary for the academic year 2016-2017.
A roundup of our favorite quotes and posts from the month of June
Mark Swingle '76 talks about his 35 years at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center.
Parent and Family Council creates new Tribe connections.
Recent graduate Brittany Liu '16 opens Shakespeare Festival in starring role as Juliet.
With the passing of former William & Mary President Thomas A. Graves Jr., the community looks back on his accomplishments.
Four W&M grads lead the charge in digital banking.
See highlights from the inaugural W&M Weekend.
Sam Phillips '14 on why she chooses to give back to William & Mary.
Raymond "Chip" Mason '59, founder of Baltimore-based investment firm Legg Mason, was recently honored by the Baltimore Sun for his impact...
Five alumni have been appointed to the William & Mary Board of Visitors, Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced today.
How alumnae are staying involved with alma mater
William & Mary Provost Michael Halleran hosted a panel on new initiatives at William & Mary last week.
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy spoke to attendees about how the Court works during W&M Weekend in Washington, D.C.
A distinguished panel of William & Mary alumni spoke during a leadership luncheon in Washington, D.C.
FBI Director James Comey Jr. '82, LL.D '08 was interviewed by acclaimed journalist Charlie Rose at the Newseum.
William & Mary alumni were given an exclusive look inside the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C.
The Tribe baseball team earned the CAA's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after winning its second league title in program history...
Throughout the 324 years of William & Mary history, we've amassed a lot of extraordinary moments. Follow along in your inbox and social...
Will Payne '01 is an entrepreneur, political operative, W&M Board of Visitors member and now a successful book author.
The inaugural McGlothlin Faculty Teaching Award was recently bestowed on two outstanding faculty members from the Raymond A. Mason School...
W&M grad awarded fellowship to study Arabic in Oman
Get a FRESHFARM Market tour over W&M Weekend.
Thanks to ongoing efforts between Arts & Sciences faculty, the Charles Center and the Reves Center, William & Mary students are exposed...
Brian Lewis '91 makes the most original ads in the business.
Meet special speakers lined up for W&M Weekend.
The Class of 2016 celebrates Commencement.
Each year, the William & Mary Alumni Association recognizes a select few friends who have demonstrated a lasting commitment to and...
Emily Bessler '14 exemplifies female leadership for the army.
Take a look at more items up for grabs at this year's William & Mary Alumni Association Gala & Auction, to be held during W&M Weekend.
William & Mary took top honors in Virginia for composting in this year's RecycleMania tournament.
Make connections with W&M alumni, no matter where you are in the world.
William & Mary's Athletics Department inducted 10 athletes and one team into its Hall of Fame Class of 2016.
W&M alumni research the Zika virus.
Visit the National Archives with John Powers '89.
The College of William & Mary held the dedication ceremony of the Plumeri Park Practice Facility at Plumeri Park.
Two former William & Mary football players signed on with NFL teams over the weekend.
Two former William & Mary football players signed on with NFL teams over the weekend. Free safety DeAndre Houston-Carson was selected by...
Football coaches, reporters, game operations and television and radio partners will all work out of the 7,000-square-foot press box on...
Science rewrites history at the home of President James Monroe.
From a globally recognized leader in international criminal law and a leading linguistic scholar to a widely published neuroscientist,...
Climb the Washington National Cathedral with W&M alumni.
The university's official day of giving back and paying it forward — One Tribe One Day — was a smashing success, with 10,358 members of...
Empowering and engaging tomorrow's leaders
William & Mary's Board of Visitors last week approved measures that name the Lake Matoaka Amphitheatre and the Integrative Wellness...
Three W&M teams will compete in CAA tournaments this weekend.
William & Mary is naming the two Jamestown Residences Hardy Hall and Lemon Hall in memory of two key figures in the university's...
William & Mary Law School and William & Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) are collaborating on a new website that will...
Spike Lee promotes passion and hard work.
See how the W&M community is showing their love on One Tribe One Day.
On Tuesday, April 19, William & Mary will hold its third annual One Tribe One Day — the university's official day of giving back and...
To help William & Mary acquire cutting-edge science equipment, the Cabell Foundation has generously pledged $500,000 to the Integrated...
A pair of former William & Mary student-athletes, Jennifer (Tepper) '91 and Scott '91 Mackesy, have recently committed the resources to...
Go behind the scenes at the Library of Congress with Ginny Carr '75
Todd Durkin '93 will be featured on a new NBC show.
Lyuba Bolkhovitinov, Bernadette Deschaine, and Melissa Guidry, all William & Mary juniors, were each recognized by the Barry Goldwater...
Professor of government Jaime Settle provides an update on research in the SNaPP (Social Networks and Political Psychology) lab.
Celebrating a half-century of Swem through its unique collections
Share your thoughts with the William & Mary Alumni Association by taking our Alumni Interest Survey.
Take a look at items up for grabs at this year's William & Mary Alumni Association Gala & Auction, to be held during W&M Weekend.
W&M students participate in a 32-hour coding marathon.
Goodbye Millington Greenhouse.
The craft behind the comedy of Patton Oswalt '91
A major gift from a devoted alumna will benefit W&M's top students
Don't miss the inaugural weekend for William & Mary's newest signature event.
Jackson Eskay '16 signs deal with Richmond Kickers
W&M students and alumni help kids touched by cancer.
The university's American Indian Student Association hosts their second annual W&M Powwow.
David Libertson '09 to give his lecture "Collecting and Connoisseurship: a History of Japanense Woodblock Prints" at the Muscarelle...
Mark Stanley '78 is the New York City Ballet's resident lighting designer.
A class goes on a search for great horned owls.
Skyler Paltell '15, an admissions counselor at Colorado College, talks about the decision that changed her life.
Alex Acker '00 and Jing-A Brewing ride the Chinese craft beer wave
The fabric of a forgotten Hawaiian community
Josh Zimmt '17 balances swimming and academics.
Michael Draeger's job as William & Mary's studio art technician influences his own artwork.
Sam Pressler '15 helps service members find their voices.
William & Mary's Muscarelle Museum of Art will soon be expanding and adding a new gallery for American art, thanks to a $1 million...
Mark McLaughlin '88 goes from the wrestling mat to the operating room.
The Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic is another demonstration of William & Mary's commitment to its community.
Men's basketball falls in CAA semifinals
Get all your information for the CAA Tournament.
Michele Gable's '96 take on historical fiction
The Tribe's men's and women's swim teams are crowned CAA champions.
William & Mary Law School's global footprint is quickly growing, and its tracks sometimes converge in unexpected places.
Some of you have asked me why are we doing this? How does philanthropy work? Here's my explanation of the campaign.
Longtime William & Mary theatre professor Richard Palmer to direct "Oresteia," his final play before retirement.
Six projects receive IDEA grants
Chuck Bailey '89 answers Earth's big questions
U.S. Soccer Coach Jill Ellis '88 will speak at W&M's Commencement.
The Peace Corps ranks W&M among top volunteer-producing colleges.
W&M's Global Film Festival starts today with the theme of film and community.
William Ivey Long's '69, L.H.D. '04 take on the musical's wardrobe.
Professor John Lee discusses his paintings of William & Mary's "shadowy" spaces.
Chancellor Robert M. Gates '65, L.H.D. '98 discussed his new book over Charter Day.
What did you fall in love with when you were at William & Mary?
William & Mary's newest signature event and alumni auction is coming to Washington, D.C.
Read how Walter Hickey '12 became a grilled cheese sandwich, a Madden quarterback and FiveThirtyEight's lead lifestyle writer.
Take a look at how the W&M community celebrated Charter Day.
Pack the Kap! Men's basketball takes on Delaware for Saturday's Gold Rush game.
Read these closing lines from past Charter Day speeches.
Read the latest news about William & Mary's big day.
The 2016 Alumni Medallion recipients will be honored during Charter Day weekend.
William & Mary celebrates 323 years.
A cutting-edge collaboration blends art and science.
Caroline Casey '16 was selected in the third round of the National Women's Soccer League draft on Jan. 15.
Gender and love in the Muslim world is at the heart of Associate Professor Gul Ozyegin's latest books.
Seventh-generation farmer and best-selling author Forrest Pritchard '96 discusses sustainable farming
Tribe forward Alexandra Masaquel '17 talks naps, life in Hawaii and her hopes for the season.
Suzette Kimball '73 becomes the second William & Mary alumna to lead a major federal science agency.
A new universe of information overload and changing disciplines is coming ? and William & Mary has a plan.
The Center for American Progress announced last month that President Emeritus Paul R. Verkuil '61 will join the organization as a Senior...
Geology professor Chuck Bailey's ’89 work has taken him and his students to far away places like Oman, as well as sites around Virginia.
W&M physicists can take shifts monitoring a particle physics experiment from the comfort of Small Hall.
Learn about 2016 trip opportunities with the Alumni Journeys program.
Take a look at William & Mary alumni making headlines.
Curtis Pride '90 discusses William & Mary, his time as a professional athlete and his new role with Major League Baseball.
2015 was a memorable year for William & Mary. See what's in store for 2016.
United State's women's national team coach Jill Ellis was awarded the Women's FIFA World Coach of the Year in Zurich on Monday.
Jay Cardiello '99 stars in ABC's new show "My Diet is Better Than Yours," where diets compete for the best results.
Darren Dixon '08 has been counted among the top 30 people under 30 for finance by Forbes Magazine.
William & Mary Receives Leadership Gift to Fund the Creation of the Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance
William & Mary will continue to strengthen efforts supporting the health and wellbeing of students across campus with a $1.5 million...
On the heels of the launch of For the Bold: The Campaign for William & Mary, the university is announcing that three of its most senior...
William & Mary is the smallest public university in the nation to ever embark on a campaign of this magnitude.
William & Mary's business and law schools have each received $22-million to fund student scholarships, teaching awards, and a conference...
Parents of a William & Mary student are supporting scholarships with a $1 million commitment to help ensure that students with...
William & Mary's Swem Library has received a nearly $2 million commitment from the late Frances Lightfoot Robb ’48 - the largest single...
William & Mary will continue to build on its legacy as the first university in the U.S. to teach and collect art, thanks to a $2.5...
To help kick off Family Weekend and the Tribe's first home football game of the season, Sue ’76 and John ’75 Gerdelman have made a $4...
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded William & Mary a $2.6-million grant
Generous alumni bring enhanced Zable Stadium closer to fruition
A record-breaking fundraising year in 2015: William & Mary Law School's alumni, students, and friends once again supported the School in...
Renovated largely through the support of private donors, Swem's new media center boasts a media lab, two classrooms with display...
William & Mary raised a record-breaking $105.8 million in a single fiscal year and now has the highest percentage of undergraduate alumni...
Honoring Tribe fans: The Kraemers created the endowment to honor two former William & Mary football players who have been among the most...
A significant portion of this commitment will support scholarships for student-athletes participating in the Women's Basketball program -...
William & Mary's Class of 1965 broke the record for the largest 50th reunion gift in the university's history.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary is bolstering its Master of Accounting and M.B.A. programs with the support of...
Committee on Competitive Excellence provides roadmap for a championship experience for every student-athlete and every fan.
William & Mary has logged an unusual "clean sweep" in a prestigious national scholarship program, with all four of the university's...