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Chancellor describes his years at the College, experiences that shaped his career
Posted On: February 07, 2012
When Robert Gates ’65 decided he wanted to go to a college on the East Coast, his father [...]
Gates inducted as chancellor of the College during Charter Day ceremony
Posted On: February 07, 2012
The College of William and Mary celebrated its 319th year with a grandiose birthday present — the induction [...]
Former secretary of defense speaks to international relations classes Friday
Posted On: February 07, 2012
Before his investiture at the Charter Day ceremony Friday, former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates ’65 held a [...]
Third Eye Blind performs ’90s hits, appeals to student nostalgia
Posted On: February 06, 2012
“I’ll never let you go. I’ll never let you go.” Truer words have never been spoken, and at the [...]
Off the chart(er)
Posted On: February 06, 2012
There’s no denying it — students at the College of William and Mary love traditions. [...]
Royal welcome for King
Posted On: February 03, 2012
Airwaves across the country carried footage of the Sir Christopher Wren Building Thursday night as CNN news anchor [...]
Chancellor opens gate for opportunity
Posted On: February 02, 2012
Robert Gates ’65 has the opportunity to have the greatest impact of any chancellor to date. [...]
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