Alums flocked to campus to reconnect and revel at the first in-person reunion since 2019. See photos of this glorious weekend at Williams.
Georgia Tech electrical engineer David Citrin ’85 uses terahertz imaging to uncover secrets in art, artifacts and aircraft—most recently revealing text obscured by corrosion on a 16th-century funerary cross.
Students are playing a major role in biology professor Matt Carter’s groundbreaking research on the area of animals’ brains that communicate fullness during eating.
STORIES
Reaching Her Peak
Erikka Olson ’19 achieves her dream of taking on Mount Hayden—and discusses Williams and her love of geology—in this new video as the winner of a Mammut competition that drew 2,200 entries.
Busload of Books—and Dreams
Robbi Behr ’97 and Matthew Swanson ’97 are planning to drive across the U.S. in a bus to deliver thousands of books to schoolchildren in economic need.
Creativity through Adversity
Ephs in the arts share their experiences with staying creative during the shut-down caused by the pandemic, lessons learned and what it means to them to reconnect with live audiences.
Confronting Barriers
The 2022 South by Southwest education conference recently shared a video of a panel co-led by Jonah Martinez Goldstein ’22 addressing systemic barriers in higher education.
Celebrating Service
Nearly 400 staff members who reached career milestones and 103 retirees were honored for their work in all areas of the college in an in-person celebration in May.
Writing the Way Forward
Gold Carson ’23 finds their way to contemporary poetry and the prestigious Beinecke scholarship.
BOOKS
Williams Alumni Legends
The College Shrink
The Race-Wise Family: Ten Postures to Becoming Households of Healing and Hope
Megamenu Social