This collection of personal reflections and experiences during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic includes this photo taken on March 21st at Los Angeles International Airport. "Although it was midnight, the airport was full of people waiting to board on planes. Most of them were going to return to their home countries."

The Jefferson H. Clark collection contains a variety of materials from Clark’s service in World War I, including photographs, documents, Clark’s helmet, and this surgical kit. 

Special Collections has an ever-growing collection of self-published books, or zines, including numerous zines made by Latinx authors and creators. 

The diary, 1849-1851, of Nanny C. Waller, Williamsburg, Virginia which includes religious writings, discussion of a cholera epidemic, and of her family.

Professor Ito shares his experience in a Relocation Center in Arkansas during World War II, the evolution of W&M's Department of Sociology, and his volunteer efforts with the Anti-Racism Commission, Diocese of Southern Virginia, the New Kent County Democratic Committee, and the Human Rights Committee of Eastern State Hospital. 

William & Mary's student yearbook, published since 1899. 

Part of the Department of Biology Records, The Niche newsletter began in March 1989 and sought to "foster cooperation and communication among the faculty and students of the William & Mary Department of Biology." Features include current research projects, biology-related crossword puzzles, and the kinds of bugs present in Millington Hall. 

Special Collections houses records from numerous William & Mary student organizations. This flyer from the 2013 LGBTIQ Pride Festival is one example of the wide variety of materials in the Student Organizations Collection.

San Francisco-based lawyer W. H. Wilkinson corresponded with state and federal agencies, employers, banks, and clients regarding the legal status, travel regulations, and immigration applications of Chinese citizens.