In a year when many are sticking close to home, the upcoming William B. Crawley Great Lives lecture season, now in its 18th year, will be virtual this spring and returns to its roots by featuring the expertise of University of Mary Washington faculty. Authorities in their respective fields, they Read more…
In a year when many are sticking close to home, the upcoming William B. Crawley Great Lives lecture season, now in its 18th year, will be virtual this spring, returning to its roots by featuring the expertise of University of Mary Washington faculty. Authorities in their respective fields, they will Read more…
The 2020-21 school year will start with five noticeable voids as long-serving faculty leave the University of Mary Washington with emeritus status. The College of Education will say goodbye to professors George R. Meadows and Leslie Jo Tyler, the Department of Theatre and Dance will do the same with Professor Read more…
A message from Bill Crawley.
When classes resume at UMW for the fall semester, things will not be the same -- and not just because of the COVID-19 restrictions. Something will be missing – or, more accurately, someBODY will be missing. Jack Bales. Yes, difficult as it is to imagine the University without Jack, Read more…
Reference and Humanities Librarian Jack Bales was recently interviewed by his alma mater, the University of Illinois' School of Information Sciences, about his research, impending retirement and his lifelong passion for the Chicago Cubs.
As baseball teams gear up for spring training this month, Jack Bales (MS '74) will begin another Read more…Read more about Jack Bales.