Having received critical acclaim for her short documentary film “Coming Back,” art major Elizabeth Cheng ’27 continues to hone her craft.
Student leaders—and friends—Charles Hughes ’28 and Arjun Patel ’29 bring together the Williams College Democrats of America and the Williams College Conservative Society for an evening of thoughtful conversation.
The solid performance of eight teams and several individuals competing in national tournaments this spring helped Williams finish fifth in the final Learfield Directors’ Cup standings.
See a recap of all the weekend’s festivities at commencement.williams.edu.
Featured Events
@WilliamsCollege
Among her many accolades this season, recent graduate Erin Pye ’26 was named NESCAC Player of the Year, was a finalist for the prestigious Laura Hurd Award, and she set personal and Williams single-season records with 802 saves. A biology major with plans for med school, Erin credits her success on and off the ice to teamwork and the tight community she found through hockey.
Read more in the latest issue of Williams Magazine, online now at the link in our bio.
📷: Maya Chugh Singh `27 @mayasinghphotos
News
Stories
The Ashmere Project’s Next Chapter
Aroop Mukharji ’09 recounts the history—and deep Williams roots—of a residential summer retreat in Massachusetts for adults with and without disabilities.
A Living Legacy
Two decades after U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Nathan Krissoff ’03 died in the line of duty, his story continues to inspire Ephs to serve—most recently, Alec Bachman ’25, who just completed Officer Candidates School.
A Link to the Past
A high school history project connects students with Williams’ first Black graduate, Gaius Charles Bolin, Class of 1889.
Press Conference
In a first-of-its-kind reunion, more than 100 alumni who worked on “The Williams Record” as students joined current staffers for a weekend of examining the field of journalism and the newspaper’s past and present.
Forging His Own Path
Oren Cass ’05, economist and founder of the think tank American Compass, discussed foreign affairs, how he defines “America First” and his journey into politics in conversation with political science professor Darel Paul.
A Winning Winter Season
As the winter varsity sports season comes to a close, a look at the teams and individuals breaking records, taking top honors and heading to championships.
Books
City of Fortune: Inequality and the Making of Contemporary New York
Arrivals and Departures
