W&M Computer Science

A few weeks ago, students conducting research alongside W&M Computer Science faculty presented their work at the 2026 Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium! We’re proud to celebrate the students and faculty pushing the field forward through hands-on research and collaboration.

Homecoming was a success! We hosted our 16th annual CS Night, welcoming back Robert West, Kyoko Minamino, Thomas Blackwell, and Jason Moore. We also celebrated students and faculty at our annual awards ceremony. Thank you to everyone who helped bring our CS community together!

Linux Club presents OpenHacks! Tracks: ▶️ Open-Weight Vibecoding: use open-weight AI coding models to help you write code ▶️ No-Vibecoding: write every line yourself 📅 Sun, Oct 25 from 3:30–9:30 PM in ISC 2363

How do robots see the world, know where they are, and decide what to do next? First-year students at William & Mary Computer Science in COLL/CSCI 100, Physical Intelligence: Robots, are finding out by doing. #WMCS #WilliamAndMary #Robotics #ComputerScience

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William & Mary students and faculty wrapped up an exciting week at #IROS2026 in Pittsburgh! Our team presented papers and posters spanning vision-language models, world models, autonomous driving, and immersive robotic telepresence.

This past Friday, our ACM student chapter held its second annual Computer Science Brunch! The event brought together students, professors, and staff from throughout CDSP, with over 110 attendees. We loved the opportunity to bring together the W&M tech community!

This past weekend, our ACM student chapter hosted &hacks XII, W&M's annual hackathon, with the theme of Imagination. With the support of several W&M departments and sponsors from across the nation, &hacks XII encouraged students across disciplines to create meaningful projects.

We had a great time welcoming families and visitors to our Undergraduate CS Research Showcase during Family Weekend! Our undergraduate students shared their research, demonstrated their projects, and highlighted the many ways students can get involved in CS research at W&M.

We loved welcoming families to the CS Department during Family Weekend! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and got a glimpse of the CS community at William & Mary. 💻💚💛 #WMCS #ComputerScience #TribePride