Dr. Ellen K. Rudolph
Dr. Ellen K. Rudolph
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College of William & Mary Chartered in 1693 by King William III and Queen Mary II, this residential state university of national character is one of Williamsburg's local treasures. Originally the College was chartered to train young men and clergy for the Church of England but it severed formal ties with Britan in 1776; it became state supported in 1906 and it became coeducational in 1918. Phi Beta Kappa and the Honor Code system of conduct were founded at William & Mary. The Sir Christopher Wren Building is the oldest academic building in the U.S. and is one of W&M's most visited landmarks.Click here to learn more about the College of W&M |
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This sign welcomes visitors with gorgeous seasonal blooms, thanks to W&M's master gardeners
The Wren Building after a December snow storm
The Wren Cupola haralds the year the College was chartered
Looking out over the rear courtyard from the Wren portico
View looking down on the rear courtyard from the choir loft in Wren Chapel
One of the more photographed windows on campus, this one is in the rear of the Wren Chapel
An interior view of the Wren Chapel
A snowy but cheerful Lord Botetort in the Wren Courtyard
The Tribe at a W&M Homecoming Game
The circular staircase at the University Center
A long view of the same circular staircase
An anti-war vigil in the Wren Courtyard