Admissions Blog
May 1 is an important day for William & Mary Law School-- it's the due date for deposits for the Class of 2015!
W&M Alum John Crouch JD'95 discusses the William & Mary community and the importance of practical legal education.
Professors Neal Devins and Tara Grove Discuss the Defense of Marriage Act
Students participate in a mock legislative assembly just as law students did in the 1780s.
Recap and Video from the Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference
Part of the answer to a commonly asked question
William & Mary and Tsinghua University Host Property Rights Conference in Beijing
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli Visits William & Mary
Interested in legal education? We want to meet you!
Dean Thurston is leaving Admissions to join the Office of Career Services.
William & Mary is the home of the alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
An unusually snowy December for William & Mary.
Guest blogger, first year student Sam Mann, explains that you actually can have fun in law school.
Fall is our primary recruitment travel season and the time application review begins
William & Mary is one of the best universities in the world.
Aromas Coffeeshop in Merchant's Square is a great place to enjoy any meal throughout the day!
Become a follower of the W&M Law Admission Twitter feed between August 13, 2010 and October 3, 2010 and you could win a fee waiver to be used during the 2010-2011 admission cycle!
Dean Thurston will represent William & Mary Law School at the 2010 Washington D.C. forum.
Current student, Rob Poggenklass, is the recipient of the 2010 Oliver White Hill Law Student Pro Bono Award from the Virginia State Bar
This year marks the 230th anniversary of the first moot court held at a law school in the United States - George Wythe introduced moot courts to American legal education here at W&M in 1780.
The Chapel of the Sir Christopher Wren Building
Almuni couples finding love at the Law School!
William & Mary Law School students assist the Pentagon in prosecuting Guantanamo detainees.
William & Mary law students have a new opportunity to impact their community!
One of the traditional events here is the annual Yule Log - a special ceremony held on campus every year on a Saturday during exams.
No matter who you bring with you to the Law School, they will be welcomed with open arms!
John Marshall and George Wythe are always part of any W&M celebration!
Introducing people to others you know they will like is one of life's pleasures and this has been a wonderfully pleasurable week at William & Mary Law School.
There is so much activity here at the Law School as we prepare to welcome our incoming students!
If you need your produce fresher than fresh and want to support local farms, go to the Williamsburg Farmer's Market!
Many local events are scheduled to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Come meet a representative from W&M at the LSAC Forums!
William & Mary Law awards 104 summer public service fellowships to our students, totaling $282,231!
William & Mary students, faculty, and staff gathered in the Sunken Garden to break the Guinness World Record for the largest "Thriller" dance.
Springtime brings a lot of wonderful things to Williamsburg - beautiful flowers and weather - including the opening of Sno-to-Go, a William & Mary fave!
The appointment of Professor Davison M. Douglas as the next dean of William & Mary Law School was announced today.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor visited the Law School to offer her advice to first year students.
March 1, 2009 is our application deadline for first year students!
Guest blogger, Matt Flyntz, describes his first semester at W&M Law and offers advice to incoming 1L's.
While members of the William & Mary family were rooting for their respective teams, we are all celebrating with another member of our family: the Steeler's coach, Mike Tomlin.
History was made today with the transfer of power as the 44th president of the United States took the oath of office.
Word arrived last week that William & Mary ranks No.3 in The Princeton Review's "Best Value College" listing for 2009.
Despite the challenges of the past year and current turmoil in the financial markets, William & Mary remains a wise choice for your future and your wallet.
Last night, my husband and I bundled up and attended Grand Illumination in Colonial Williamsburg, a wonderful celebration held on the first Sunday in December.
Again this year, William & Mary Law students contributed to a Thanksgiving Basket Competition sponsored by the Black Law Students Association (BLSA).
William & Mary announces the creation of the Veterans' Benefits Clinic.
The William & Mary Public Service Fund (PSF) celebrates its 20th anniversary.
Our office fields a multitude of inquiries pertaining to the personal statement.
Legal Skills Week (or Law Camp, as it's more colloquially known) is for the incoming 1L class.
To a W&M Law School Admissions Dean, fall means travel, travel, and more travel!
It is only fitting that we start by telling you about a beloved W&M tradition: The Cheese Shop.
The oldest law school in the country now has its own blog.
The objective of our blog is to provide an easily accessible window into both the application process and everyday life at William & Mary Law School.












