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Playbook for Success with Stephanie Szostak ‘94

October 24, 2024

Join us for an evening with W&M alumna, author and actress Stephanie Szostak ’94. She will share her experience as an international student at William & Mary, as well as her journey through the challenges of acting, overcoming rejection, and cultivating mental fitness and authenticity.

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Alumni Author Breakfast

with Kathryn Erskine ’80 and Keith Henry Brown

Join us on October 19 for a dance party featuring the authors of “My Dad is a DJ” -- Kathryn Erskine ’80 and Keith Henry Brown!  Enjoy breakfast, hear from the authors, view items from our Hip Hop Collection, and partake in fun activities. Free and open to the public!

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2-Sentence Horror Story Contest

Submit your story by October 23

It was a dark and stormy night... when William & Mary Libraries decided to host a 2-Sentence Horror Story contest for all W&M students, faculty, and staff.  Submit your story online by Wednesday, October 23, 2024. Horror story submissions may be about any terrifying topic or gruesome subject, but must be original and two sentences (400 characters or less) in length.

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Enter the Draw the Line Comics Contest

Win up to $750!

Enter our inaugural Draw the Line Comics Contest and illustrate through comic form an instance of student activism meaningful to you. All skill levels are welcome! Prizes up to $750 will be awarded to the winners. Submit your comic by October 18!

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Lafayette re-enactor dressed in historical French uniform standing next to the diploma in Special Collections.
Posted September 26, 2024

The honorary degree that William & Mary awarded Revolutionary War General Marquis de Lafayette in 1824 is returning from France for the first time in 200 years. The original document will be on display in Swem Library’s Special Collections Research Center until November 15, along with other rare items related to Lafayette.

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