Study hours for the Fall 2026 semester will be held from 12-5PM on Thursdays and Fridays.
Stop by the house for fellowship, a calm place to study, and a warm beverage or snack. Join a Fireside Chat, or one of our ongoing Seminars. Sign up to receive Cambridge House newsletters to stay in the loop as more events and lectures are announced! Also join the GroupMe for more info about discussion groups and other events!
Fireside Chats give students a chance to hear from W&M faculty, staff, and others affiliated with Cambridge House about topics of their interest and expertise. It's an inviting and informal setting, and it includes a time for Q&A. (Click title above for a complete list of our Fireside Chats)
Join us on Fridays at 2:00PM at Cambridge House beginning on September 4th to discuss Dante’s Divine Comedy.
(Click title above for more information about the Cambridge House Book Club)
A seminar series is an ongoing gathering where participants meet regularly to explore a particular topic in depth. Instead of being a one-time conversation, these groups revisit the same theme over time, creating space for deeper understanding and shared insights. (Click title above for a complete list of our Seminar Series)
"What Matters to Me & Why" with Professor Josh Puzey (Biology). All W&M faculty are invited. Enjoy good conversation, a homecooked dinner and the hospitality of an intellectual community. Cambridge House is located at 930 Jamestown Road. Please park at the W&M Business School. Limited parking at CHCSC for accessibility needs, by appointment.
Join us on Friday, September 25th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Jody Fleming leads her discussion entitled “From Oxford to Outpouring: Intellectualism, the Holy Spirit, and the Great Awakening”.
Join us on Friday, October 2nd from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Carol Kaminski leads her discussion entitled “Imago Dei in Genesis - Understanding Human Identity, Value, and Purpose ”.
All are invited to the Wren Chapel on Tuesday, October 6th for Morning Prayer. Join us as we pray for Cambridge House, William & Mary, and the Williamsburg community.
Join us on Friday, October 16th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Joshua Puzey continues his discussion entitled “Faith, Science and Doubt”.
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon walk along the trails surrounding Lake Matoaka. After our ramble through nature, we’ll head back to the house to warm up with a hearty bowl of chili!
What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes.
The William & Mary community is welcome to Cambridge House on Friday, October 23rd to celebrate Homecoming Weekend! Stop by from 10 AM to 12 PM to (re)connect with alumni, explore Cambridge House in all its autumnal beauty, and enjoy refreshments together. (Click on image to RSVP)
Join us on Friday, October 23rd from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Melanie Jeschke leads her discussion entitled “The Fellowship of the Inklings”.
Join us on Friday, October 30th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Jody Fleming leads her discussion entitled “Spirits and The Supernatural Church of the 21st Century: The Day of the Dead, Spirituality, and the Majority World”.
All are invited to the Wren Chapel on Tuesday, November 3rd for Morning Prayer. Join us as we pray for Cambridge House, William & Mary, and the Williamsburg community.
Cambridge House will be opening its doors from 10am to 5pm Tuesday, November 3rd, for anyone who wants to hangout, play board games, and chill. Lunch will be provided! Come on out and join us!
Join us on Friday, November 6th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Tom McSweeney leads his discussion entitled “Marriage and the Medieval Church”.
God calls Christians to civic engagement: to act as God’s agents in every corner of their local community. Amy Sherman, faculty, students, and leaders from the Williamsburg faith-community discuss how together we can seek the flourishing, the Shalom, of Williamsburg; how by adopting a multifaceted, biblically grounded framework we can move from theory...to action.
Families of William & Mary students are invited to Cambridge House to enjoy tea on Saturday, September 12th from 3 to 4:30 PM. We can’t wait to meet you, offer tours of the house, and answer any questions you have about the Study Center! (Click on image to RSVP)
Join us on Friday, September 18th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. Joshua Puzey leads his discussion entitled “Faith, Science and Doubt”.
Faculty and Students are invited to Cambridge House for a game night on Saturday, September 12th from 6 PM to 10 PM. Feel free to bring your favorite game or just stop by and play some games with friends.
All are invited to Cambridge House on Saturday, September 12th for a Fall Cleanup Day. Stop by from 10AM to 12PM to participate in some home maintenance projects, yard work, and beautification chores.
Join us on Friday, September 11th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Captain Steve Shepard leads his discussion entitled “So You Want to Lead? Biblical Principles for Building Highly Effective Teams”.
Join us on Friday, September 4th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Dr. David Smith leads his discussion entitled “Intercession for World Events: The Example of Rees Howells and the Bible College of Wales”.
All are invited to the Wren Chapel on Tuesday, September 1st for Morning Prayer. Join us as we pray for Cambridge House, William & Mary, and the Williamsburg community.
Join us on Friday, August 28th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as hosts Elijah Elkins, Dan Block, Timothy Nargi lead their discussion entitled "AI, The Image of God, and Humanity’s Future: An Informed Conversation with Three Practitioners".
Students are invited to join us for the first Study Day of the semester and enjoy catching up with one another over lunch. No need to RSVP—just join us at the house!
William & Mary faculty, staff, and their families are invited to Cambridge House to enjoy light breakfast and coffee together. Tour the house and spend time in fellowship to celebrate the beginning of a new semester. To RSVP click on event title, or picture.
Incoming freshmen, transfer students, and their parents are encouraged to join us at the house for lunch and fellowship. We can't wait to get to know you! To RSVP click on event title, or picture.
You’re invited to attend a gathering on June 17th, 2026 at:
3316 Barton Avenue, Richmond, VA 23222 | 7:00-9:00pm
Come learn about Cambridge House Christian Study Center.
RSVP: cambridgehouse.director@gmail.com
*Light Supper Provided
Students, faculty, staff, and community members are all invited to volunteer to help spruce up Cambridge House’s outdoor space on Saturday, June 6th, from 10 AM - 12 PM. Any tools or supplies you would like to bring are welcome but not required.
Cambridge House would like to welcome all students who are graduating this or next semester and their families to an informal, celebratory brunch on Friday, May 15th from 10 AM to 12 PM to honor their achievements.
You are invited to Cambridge House for a Game Day on Saturday, May 9th from 11 PM to 3 PM. Feel free to bring your favorite game or just stop by and play some games with friends. All are welcome!
Celebrate the end of another academic year at Cambridge House with an outdoor barbecue feast on Saturday, May 2nd from 4 to 6 PM!
Over the past 11 years, One Tribe One Day (OTOD) has grown into a tradition that highlights the strength and unity of the W&M community while undeniably impacting the university’s future. Over (this time), more than 63,000 donors have given $27.9 million to William & Mary in support of 1,000-plus designations across campus.[1]
Join us on Friday, April 24th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as hosts Adam Barger, Dan Block, Timothy Nargi lead their discussion entitled "AI, Accelerationism, and Apocalypse: How Should We View Artificial Intelligence?".
Join us on Friday, April 17th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Abigail Cagle leads her discussion entitled “Subcreation in an Enchanted World: J. R. R. Tolkien’s ‘Mythopoeia’”.
New Date! - William & Mary faculty are invited to Cambridge House on Thursday, April 16th from 6 to 8 PM for good conversation and a home-cooked meal.
Join us on Friday, April 10th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Clarke Morledge leads his discussion entitled “How Diverse Was Christianity During the First Few Centuries of the Early Church?”.
All are invited to the Wren Chapel on Tuesday, April 7th for Morning Prayer. Join us as we pray for Cambridge House, William & Mary, and the Williamsburg community.
You’re invited to an afternoon of dance, music, and tradition at the Cambridge House Fellows English Country Dance. Join us in the Great Hall in the Wren Building from 3:00 to 5:00 PM on Saturday, April 4th, for a celebration of classic English dance. Hosted in partnership with Dr. Amy Stallings and The English Country Dancing Club.
Cambridge House doors will be open Saturday, April 4th from 11AM -2PM. Stop by and have some pizza for lunch then hang around to study or catch up with friends! All are welcome!
Join us on Friday, April 3rd from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Emily Gerst leads her discussion entitled “Why do Christians struggle with conflict?”.
Join us on Friday, March 27th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Rev. Dr. Jody Fleming leads her discussion entitled “Spirits, Spirituality, and the Majority World: The "Day of the Dead" to a Global Explosion in The Supernatural Church of the 21st Century”.
This presentation will explore the difference it makes to describe the world as creation rather than nature. It will show how an understanding of the world as created and loved by God situates us to love it in response. Christians are called to creatively engage our places and fellow creatures so that we can participate in the healing of our wounded world.
Join us on Friday, March 6th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Ward Davis leads his discussion entitled “Democracy, Envy, and Lowered Standards: A Devil’s Advice on Education”.
All are invited to the Wren Chapel on Tuesday, March 3rd for Morning Prayer. Join us as we pray for Cambridge House, William & Mary, and the Williamsburg community.
Join us on Friday, February 27th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Timothy Nargi leads his discussion entitled “C.S. Lewis, Myth, and Storytelling”.
