Archival photograph from 2001 of a vigil held on campus in the aftermath of the events of 9/11

9/11 Remembered

A collection of essays, letters and news items reflect the Williams community’s response 25 years ago to the events of Sept. 11.

Eve Hammerman, Williams Class of 2026, presents neuroscience research she conducted as part of psychology professor Victor Cazares’ lab at the biennial Federation of European Neuroscience Societies Forum in Barcelona in July.

Cross-Departmental Partnership

Research in Victor Cazares’ neuroscience lab led Eve Hammerman ’26 to present at an international conference and altered her post-graduation plans.

A 42-acre bog in Pownal, Vt., recently acquired by Williams College

“A Tapestry of Diversity”

A college-owned bog 11 miles from campus offers a vibrant ecosystem ripe for research.

A colorful illustration depicting humans and animals from Homer's epic poem The Odyssey.

Classics professor Amanda Wilcox talks about Christopher Nolan’s film adaptation of Homer’s epic Greek poem “The Odyssey.”

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News

In the News

Williams tennis player Lindsay Stapleton Morehouse ’00, who died in the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11, was remembered by family and teammates in a special ESPN SportsCenter piece and by The Athletic during this year’s U.S. Open.

From the College

Research teams from Williams and Tufts University explore the physics of reversible adhesives.

From the College

The Hon. Christine Wormuth ’91, president and CEO of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, will speak at Convocation and receive a Bicentennial Medal on Sept. 19.

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Stories

Seven people stand outside on a sidewalk near Thompson Memorial Chapel on the campus of Williams College.

In Service to Scholarship

Having attended the Warrior-Scholar Project’s academic boot camp and transferred to Williams, Marine Veteran Julio Carpio ’28 mentors veterans who are contemplating college.

A photo of ED doctor Jeremy Faust, Williams Class of 2001, in his scrubs

An Important Voice

Emergency department doctor, writer and commentator Jeremy Faust ’01 is “one of the most important medical voices in a city full of them,” according to a July 7 Globe Magazine profile.

The women's varsity lacrosse team celebrates making it to the NCAA quarterfinals in the spring.

A Strong Spring Season

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.

Movie poster with text "Coming Back" written in English and Chinese characters, along with film festival award logos

Pursuing a Passion

Having received critical acclaim for her short documentary film “Coming Back,” art major Elizabeth Cheng ’27 continues to hone her craft.

A crowd of people in a classroom listening to a panel of five people sitting behind desks at the front of the room

Bridging the Aisle

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.

Illustration of a medical latex glove cut in half

Of Vital Interest

Williams’ interdisciplinary public health program continues to adapt to significant challenges facing the field.

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Books

The Queen of Bad Influences

By Jim Shepard, English professor

Lots and Lots of Ocelots

By Vicky Fang ’98

Triage

By Claudia Rankine ’86
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Sports

9/15: Williams Men's Soccer defeats Gordon College 1-0 at home.

9/12: Williams Women's Volleyball defeats Roger Williams 3-1 (25-20, 25-16, 16-25, 27-25) away.

9/12: Williams Women's Volleyball defeated by St. John Fisher 2-3 (25-12, 23-25, 24-26, 25-23, 16-18) away.

9/12: Williams Field Hockey defeats Trinity College (Conn.) 3-2 away.

9/12: Williams Men's Soccer defeats Trinity College (Conn.) 2-1 away.

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