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'They Don't Want Our Work To Continue': Activists in Uganda's Contentious Oil Region. The Charles Center and the Reves Center for International Studies present reporter, photojournalist, and Pulitzer Center grantee Sophie Neiman for a talk — "'They Don't Want Our Work to Continue': Activists in Uganda's Contentious Oil Region" — on February 6, 2023, at 4:00pm EST in the Reves Room. Neiman's lecture and visit to campus are funded by the Sharp Seminar, an initiative at the Charles Center established with a generous gift from Anne and Bar...

Sarah Caspari. Sarah Caspari, a William & Mary sophomore during the 2012-2013 Sharp seminar, is a double major in Latin American Studies and English. She has been involved with The Flat Hat, William & Mary's student newspaper, since the beginning of her freshman year and spent this past year as a section editor, and she is also involved with the club United Against Infectious Diseases. Last summer, she did a research project on film interpretations of Che Guevara, which provided the inspiration for her Sharp Seminar project. Sarah hopes to spend the fall semester in La Plata, Arge...

The graduating senior piled up photographs and memories from four years well spent at W&M.

Sharp Journalism Project Research Panel. The Sharp Seminar is a yearlong joint initiative between the Pulitzer Center and the College of William & Mary for students to produce works of journalism sparked by their personal and research interests. On Friday, April 22, 2022, students will share their reporting experiences with their peers, faculty and the general public via a research panel discussion on the campus. Virtual viewing of the panel also is available. This academic year is the 11th time students at William & Mary have participated in the Sharp Seminar as part of the Pulitzer C...