Alumni Magazine - Current Issue
On the Record W&M alumni are breaking news from the Wren Building to the White House and beyond Resistance (to Science) Is Futile Mohamed Noor ’92 brings the science to science fiction as a consultant for “Star Trek: Discovery” Art Gets Us Through Tiffany Bryant ’07 makes performing arts accessibleOnline Exclusives
Aug
4
Gridiron Hero
A new historical marker will honor Arthur “Art” Matsu, Class of 1927, William & Mary’s first known Asian American student and the first W&M alumnus to play for the National Football League — one of the first Asian Americans to do so.
Jul
23
A Growing Village
Nicole Lynn Lewis ’03 is expanding the reach of her nonprofit beyond the D.C. region by working with policymakers and educational institutions to better accommodate parenting students and improve graduation rates.
Jun
2
The next generation: Former students join W&M professor as Wilson China Fellows
W&M Associate Professor of Chinese Studies Emily Wilcox once taught Emily Matson ’12 and Austin Strange ’12. Now the three are colleagues as recipients of 2021 Wilson China Fellowships.
Jun
1
The Hollywood Connection
Phillip Sun ’04 and Cord Jefferson ’04 are promoting diversity through their platforms in the entertainment industry
Jun
1
Politically Motivated
Chi Omega alumnae draw on sisterhood and mutual respect to excel in public policy roles
