Category: Announcements

Internal announcements of interest to faculty and staff.

ASPIRE Week Events, April 13-18

Join the Student Government Association as we celebrate UMW’s ASPIRE values, April 13 – 18, during ASPIRE Week.Featured programming blends educational sessions with fun and interactive events that engage the entire campus community. These initiatives not only provide valuable learning experiences, but also foster a sense of connection and pride among everyone. The unique offerings provided […]

Spring Farmers Market & Craft Fair, April 14

Everyone is invited to explore University Dining’s 2026 Spring Farmers Market & Craft Fair on Tuesday, April 14 from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m along Campus Walk.This fair will be the largest ever hosted by the Dining team and will feature over 80 vendors! Farmers, artisans, crafters, confectioners, vintage retailers, specialty shops and 15 food […]

Women’s Leadership Colloquium Coffee Talk, April 14

Start your morning with meaningful conversation, fresh perspectives, and connections that energize your professional journey. The Women’s Leadership Colloquium Coffee Talk this April will be on Affirmation & Handling Emotional Fatigue.Anyone is welcome to join Tuesday, April 14 from 8 to 9 a.m. at 718 Venue on 718 Caroline Street in Fredericksburg. This session will […]

Cupcake Decorating Lunch & Learn, April 15

A free Lunch & Learn cupcake decorating workshop with Beth Wiggington of Beth’s Mad Batter will be held Wednesday, April 15, from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Gourley Living Room (second floor of the Cedric Rucker University Center).Participants will receive hands-on instruction and tips for creating show-stopping cupcakes, with the opportunity to decorate […]

Mary Talk to Explore Fredericksburg’s Role in the American Revolution, April 15

The final Mary Talk of the season will feature Associate Professor of History Jason Sellers in a talk titled “Prompt in Action at the First Semblance of Danger: Fredericksburg in the American Revolution.” Sellers will explore how the city played a pivotal — yet often overlooked — role during the Revolutionary era.While Fredericksburg was never […]