Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Jason Davidson penned an article in The National Interest entitled “European Strategic Autonomy Is Dead. The war has increased the stakes and made apparent the risk involved in forming an alternative to NATO.” Davidson wrote: “On the eve of NATO’s Madrid Summit, one fact of European security has become increasingly […]
Jack Bales, UMW reference and humanities librarian emeritus, hosted the Horatio Alger Society Convention in Fredericksburg for the second consecutive year, and Scott H. Harris, executive director of UMW Museums, spoke at the event. The conference included the presentation of an award to a local high school student. The event was featured in “Horatio Alger […]
Professor of Political Science Stephen Farnsworth spoke to The Washington Post for an article entitled “Virginia voters to pick GOP nominees in races that will shape midterms.” In the competitive six-way 7th District race, three candidates have broken out as top contenders who each represent an opportunity for Republicans, Farnsworth told the Post. Read more. […]
The Office of Student Activities & Engagement would like to announce several different ways for your department to connect with students at the start of the fall semester: The Eagle Resource Fair will take place on Wednesday, August 17 (first-year move-in day), from noon to 3 p.m., in the Chandler Ballroom. This fair is an […]
Thank you to all who participated in the campus-wide nomination and election process for the University Staff Council committees this year. The 2022 University Staff Council election results are in!Budget Advisory Committee staff representatives: Arin Doerfler Kim McManus-Carini Ryan Snellings James Farmer Multicultural Center Advisory Committee staff representative: Alicia Tisdale USC and UFC are happy […]