"Wythepedia" Makes Digital Debut at Law School
Posted May 5, 2014
The Wolf Law Library has launched "Wythepedia," an online encyclopedia created to honor William & Mary's -- and the nation's -- first law professor, George Wythe.
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Finals Week at Swem
Posted April 21, 2014
Take a break from your studies to de-stress during Swem's final fun week.
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VIMS Emeritus Professor unveils climate-change art at W&M
Posted April 18, 2014
A series of 22 paintings by Maynard Nichols, artist and emeritus professor at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, are on exhibit in the Botetourt Gallery at Swem Library.
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William & Mary hosts Cuban filmmaker
Posted April 16, 2014
William & Mary welcomed Carlos Rodríguez to its campus this month as the Swem Library Media Artist in Residence.
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Swem celebrates National Library Week 2014
Posted April 9, 2014
Swem Library is celebrating National Library Week, April 13-19, with a variety of activities, including social media contests and free cookies!
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Collection celebration highlights hip hop culture, history
Posted April 8, 2014
It wasn’t long ago that Jerome Waller ’13 was a fixture on William & Mary’s campus. He recently returned to perform during Swem Library’s 2nd Annual Hip Hop Collection Celebration.
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Swem to expand film collection
Posted March 31, 2014
Swem Library is adding a number of critically-acclaimed movies to its film collection.
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W&M to hold 2nd Annual Hip Hop Celebration
Posted March 21, 2014
The 2nd Annual W&M Hip Hop Collection Celebration will be held on Thursday, April 3 at Swem Library. The event will feature performances by local hip hop groups and DJs, a panel discussion and more.
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Charging stations coming to Swem Library
Posted March 19, 2014
Wouldn’t it be great if the library had a station where you could plug your phone or tablet directly into a charger? It will soon!
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Project spotlights contributions of local women to civil rights movement
Posted March 13, 2014
W&M students recently wrote biographies of local women who have contributed to the betterment of life on the Peninsula. Their research is featured in an exhibit at Swem.
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First-ever TribeHacks is March 29-30
Posted March 6, 2014
TribeHacks, a 24-hour coding and design marathon, is set for March 29-30 in Swem Library.
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Swem closed Monday due to weather conditions
Posted February 27, 2014
Due to anticipated weather conditions, William & Mary and Swem Library will be closed on Monday, March 3. Swem Library's operating hours during the College's spring break are as follows: Monday,…
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Watch great performances of classical music
Posted February 24, 2014
Swem Library now provides access to Medici TV, the largest classical music video library.
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From start to finish in 24 hours
Posted February 21, 2014
Swem Library recently hosted the 24 Speed Filmmaking competition, part of the W&M Global Film Festival. Check out this year's winners.
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Browse thousands of journals on your tablet
Posted February 14, 2014
Swem is running a trial of BrowZine, a new tablet application that allows you to browse, read and follow thousands of the library’s scholarly journals.
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Browse thousands of journals on your tablet
Posted February 14, 2014
Swem is running a trial of BrowZine, a new tablet application that allows you to browse, read and follow thousands of the library’s scholarly journals.
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Gravitate to the planting of Newton’s apple tree on Feb. 22
Posted February 13, 2014
William & Mary will soon be home to a living piece of one of the most well known scientific legends: a descendant of Isaac Newton’s apple tree.
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Gates discusses years of war
Posted February 12, 2014
Chancellor Robert Gates discussed serving as secretary of defense during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as part of 2014 Charter Day weekend.
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Robert M. Gates to discuss new memoir at W&M
Posted February 6, 2014
William & Mary Chancellor Robert M. Gates will discuss his new memoir on Feb. 8. The location of this event has changed.
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Exhibit explores Glenn Close’s connection to W&M
Posted January 31, 2014
During her visit to Swem in the fall, Glenn Close viewed her class notebooks housed in Special Collections. An exhibit of her personal papers from her time at W&M is on display.