Nine different ceremonies over the course of four days,

“It would be a failure in our public mission to ignore the economic hardships facing many of our students and their families.”–UMW President Troy Paino

The pandemic has slowed many down. Two UMW grads are moving forward as Fulbright Scholars.

Maryland Judge Kerwin Miller gave the virtual keynote address on Wednesday night for the James Farmer Multicultural Center’s Black History Month celebration.

Princess Moss Moss previously served on the BOV from 2007 to 2011, is vice president of the National Education Association

From UMW: In a year when many are sticking close to home, the upcoming William B. Crawley Great Lives lecture season, now in its 18th year, will be virtual this spring and returns to its roots by featuring the expertise of University of Mary Washington faculty....

UMW officials say young people are discovering the world of mental health, beginning to build coping strategies and dissolving the stigma around asking for help.

Now in its 47th year, the University of Mary Washington’s Family Weekend is going virtual for the first time.

The deadline to register is Oct. 30. Visit the Women’s Leadership Colloquium @UMW website for more information.

Final of special Great Lives series is tonight virtually

Stafford Special Olympian Matt Doyle was the keynote speaker on Zoom at the University of Mary Washington Disability Awareness Month program presented by the James Farmer Multicultural Center.

Matt Doyle’s address will be available at 5pm on Zoom. You must pre-register

As the Americans with Disabilities Act’s 30th year and October’s Disability Awareness Month shine a light on one of the country’s most underrepresented groups, so does a new UMW course