Paul Bierman’s ’85 seminal research into Greenland’s ice sheet has deep connections to Williams.
Ben Washburne ’23 balances an intense work schedule with training for the Paris Paralympics using skills he honed at Williams.
In her “Echoes of the Archives: A Sonic Study,” Darlie Kerns ’24 creates “vivid worlds” blending sound and history by turning the pages of rare books.
News
Stories
Computing Opportunities
Computer science professor Kelly Shaw is working to grow the pool of Ph.D.s who will go on to teach in the profession.
Williams advances its environmental goals, announcing a new structure supporting both sustainability and environmental studies
The college announced earlier this month that the Zilkha Center for Environmental Initiatives, overseeing campus sustainability … Continue reading “Williams advances its environmental goals, announcing a new structure supporting both sustainability and environmental studies”
At Work in a Warming World
As extreme heat becomes more common, economists at Williams are researching how rising temperatures will impact labor productivity and the wider economy.
Sustainable Beauty
A colorful mini prairie on campus is one beautiful example of the college’s efforts to create and maintain environmentally sustainable landscapes.
Get Out and Play!
From slacklining to swimming, camping to collecting clover, students are connecting with the outdoors—and each other—through the Williams Outing Club.
Books
I’m Here: A Peer Counseling Guide for Teens
From Hamas to America: My Story of Defying Terror, Facing the Unimaginable, and Finding Redemption in the Land of Opportunity
