ANOTHER GREAT YEAR
AT THE ALMA MATER OF THE NATION
AT THE ALMA MATER OF THE NATION
A message from President Reveley
A gut decision that worked out perfectly
William & Mary opened up new worlds to Jaclyn “Jackie” Iannucci ’16. Having lived her entire life in the small coastal town of Narragansett, Rhode Island, she spent just one hour at the College before her freshman year in fall 2012.
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History professor carves niche at W&M
Robert Trent Vinson, the Frances L. and Edwin L. Cummings Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies at William & Mary, studies the continent of Africa and the African Diaspora.
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2014 HIGHLIGHTS
W&M'S 300 year old BREWHOUSE
All signs indicate that a brew house once stood in the shadow of the Wren Building, but those inclined to toast the rediscovery of a facility that slaked thirsts at William & Mary 300 years ago should really wait until the lab results are in.
W&M raises $22 million toward stadium project
Generous alumni bring enhanced Zable Stadium closer to fruition. Two $6 million gifts will enable the university to move forward with the project to enhance the 79-year-old football facility.
Mellon Foundation grant for COLL curriculum
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded William & Mary a $900,000 grant to support implementation of the university’s new College (COLL) Curriculum.
Sexual assault task force
The William & Mary community came together to mark the opening of The Haven, a place where survivors of sexual assault may find support, advocacy and empowerment.
Could this be Michaelangelo's first sketch of the Sistine Chapel?
Adriano Marinazzo, scholar-in-residence at the Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William & Mary, has discovered what he believes to be Michaelangelo’s first sketch of the Sistine Chapel.
“One Tribe One Day” shatters W&M’s giving record
The inaugural philanthropy challenge was a record-breaking day for giving at the university. More students, alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends made gifts to William & Mary during the event than on any other single day in the university’s history.
Reves Center celebratory 25th anniversary finale
The Reves Center for International Studies concluded a year-long celebration of its 25th anniversary with a series of events highlighted by lectures from NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan ’83 and James Goldgeier, dean of American University’s School of International Service.
W&M celebrates marriage equality with wedding cake
Leaders with the Safe Zone Ally Program hosted “Wedding Cake Wednesday” on the Sadler Center Terrace, where they handed out free pieces of cake and took photos of students, faculty and administrators with a sign that read, “Virginia is for all lovers.”
25 African fellows complete first leadership initiative
Inspiring speeches from an ambassador, a former ambassador, a university president and a designated fellow highlighted a joyous ceremony commemorating the closing of the first Young African Leaders Initiative.
Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William & Mary announced a leadership commitment from alumni Todd ’96 and Katie ’95 Boehly to fund a new finance center in the Mason School of Business.
The Year in Sports
William & Mary’s scholar-athletes had another successful year on and off the playing field.
Board of Visitors receives proposed master plan update
The campus master plan follows two years of work by staff, faculty and students to understand the university’s long-term facilities and planning needs.