A delegation of students and two faculty members will spend one week in the US-Mexican borderlands over winter break, investigating immigration issues from a variety of different perspectives. Led by our institutional host, BorderLinks.
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The purpose of this symposium is to bring together scholars and artists of Afro and Indigenous Latin American and Caribbean studies to engage with new perspectives on race and racism in Latin America, past and present.
The sentiment of Hispanic Heritage Month is to celebrate the culture of millions of Latinx people living in the United States and who embody the American experience.
Our W&M Winter program in La Plata, Argentina, offers an amazing opportunity to satisfy COLL300 by doing fieldwork related to human rights, and meeting with human rights practitioners and activist collectives in Argentina.
William & Mary Latinx alumni, students, faculty and staff are invited to join the W&M Latinx community celebration.
National Security Archive Online Exhibit Features Landmark 2014 Mexican Human Rights Tragedy
The Río de la Plata and the Independence of Brazil April 21 – 22, 2022
Please join me in celebrating the publication of a new book by Richard Turits and Lauren Derby: Terreurs de frontière: Le massacre des Haïtiens en République dominicaine en 1937
Professor Iyanaga is constructing his narrative and perspective together with Anna’s descendants, rather than about them, as he documents the family's reza traditions.
A budding partnership between W&M and The Posse Foundation provides full scholarships to 11 incoming freshmen.
The names of those who were enslaved by William & Mary slowly have been emerging during the past decade. This academic year, artists at the university have added faces, hands and other textured marks of belonging and humanity.
Following a consultative and thorough process established earlier this year, William & Mary’s Board of Visitors voted Friday to rename two campus buildings and name one campus structure to honor trailblazing alumni who helped open the door for marginalized people at both the university and beyond.
Sociology Professor Jennifer Bickham Mendez and Katherine Barko-Alva, assistant professor of English as a second language/bilingual education, continue to find ways to work together and help each other across disciplines.
Each year, the Alumni Association honors five professors in the early stages of their careers who exemplify teaching excellence at William & Mary.
Congratulations! Class of 2019!
W&M faculty and students have been working throughout the year to prepare for the release of thousands of declassified U.S. intelligence documents related to Argentina’s last dictatorship between 1976 and 1983.
Silvia Tandeciarz, chair of modern languages and literatures and professor of Hispanic studies at William & Mary, will be awarded the 2019 Thomas Jefferson Award at a Jan. 31 ceremony.
A professor at William & Mary was recently honored for his work by the International Institute of Latin American Literature.
President Katherine Rowe presided over The Future of Knowledge Tuesday, part of an ongoing effort by the new president to gather feedback from the William & Mary community around three themes: the future of knowledge, the future of work and the future of service.
The following books by William & Mary faculty members were published in 2017.
Prof. Javier Corrales presents the 2017 Boswell Lecture.
Professor Susan Verdi Webster combed through massive amounts of archival records in 16th-century Spanish script to detail the lives of artists in colonial Quito, Ecuador, for her new book.
Every year, the W&M Alumni Association honors a select group of outstanding young faculty members who represent William & Mary at its very best.
The W&M Board of Visitors took the latest step on Friday, unanimously passing a resolution that joins President Taylor Reveley in calling for an end to the government's plan to phase out the program within six months.
Total of 27 Global Studies students graduated on May 13th 2017!!!
