“Restoring Williamsburg’s Woods, One Plant at a Time” was written by Tracy Melton ’85 and published in the Alumni Magazine August 28th, 2024. Tracy is a current W&M Libraries Board member and environmentalist. He spent more than 2,000 hours in the woods removing a range of invasive species from Williamsburg. Here is a reshare of that story.
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September 18, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesLearn more about Rachel Priesman Marquez: Our new Ask-A-Librarian Intern -
September 11, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesLearn more about our new Delivery & Stacks Coordinator: Kat Knoerl -
July 24, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesIn this post, we introduce the newest member of the External Relations team, Sarah Thompson! -
May 20, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesMaureen “Moe” Weinman’s internship with W&M Libraries’ Research and Instruction department is coming to a close. We couldn’t have asked for a better intern, and were eager to hear her thoughts about her experience. -
May 16, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesAs the academic year comes to a close, we’d like to recognize and celebrate our graduating student employees. Your dedication and work helps make W&M Libraries a welcoming place for our community, and we appreciate each one of you! -
May 9, 2024Posted in: WM LibrariesEvery summer, the Digital Humanities Summer Institute in Victoria brings together faculty, staff and students from the arts, humanities, library and archives communities as well as independent scholars and participants from areas beyond. Instruction & Research Librarian, Rachel Hogan, interviewed W&M faculty and grad students who attended the 2023 institute to learn about their experiences. -
May 8, 2024Posted in: Special CollectionsRest in Peace, Colonial Clifford C. Neilson. We are honored to have your combat diary in our collections. -
May 7, 2024Posted in: Special CollectionsHow frequent was student dueling at William & Mary in the 19th century? Amy Weitzman weighs in! -
May 1, 2024Posted in: Special CollectionsHas Special Collections acquired a Jamestown spy map from the Civil War era? Lindsay Bliss weighs in!