Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A geology program will take place in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania on Thursday, May 1. According to a community announcement, geologist ...

Do you know a child who finds endless wonder in nature and expresses that wonder by collecting EVERYTHING, from shells to sticks to rocks? Exploring and collecting are signs of intellectual curiosity.

Camp Fire staff recently presented Camp Fire’s “Geology Rocks” program to Erin Willgohs’ third-grade class at St. Paul School, Salem. Students learned about different types of rocks, how they are ...

Kids in University of Texas Permian Basin’s Geology Camp have spent this week learning about maps, seismology, hydrology and dams as well as going on hikes exploring the geology around them. (Photo ...

The following story was originally published in the winter 2016 issue of the W&M Alumni Magazine - Ed. Five years ago, when William & Mary geology professor Chuck Bailey ’89 started research in a new ...

So people who read this blog (*one person cheers off in the distance*) may have noticed that my partner-in-crime, Jane Robb, recently abandoned me to the fusty claws of Nature. *sniff* Fear not though ...

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Bridging gaps between human and natural histories, William & Mary geology majors are proving that undergraduate research “rocks” — literally. Seniors in the geology department are conducting theses on ...