A campus workshop led by German TV presenter and filmmaker Mo Asumang teaches participants strategies to “strengthen dialogue instead of hate.”
After six years serving in the U.S. Navy—four in Japan—Dalton Meyers ’26 is realizing his deferred dream of attending college.
Political science professor Matthew Tokeshi’s research considers the role of Vice President Kamala Harris’ race and gender—and her messaging around both—in the U.S. presidential election.
A Halloween party and ghost hunt are among the activities Campus Safety Services are hosting this year to build community.
News
Stories
A Festive Homecoming
A photo gallery captures the festive spirit of this year’s Homecoming celebration that included music and dance performances, food, talks and, of course, football.
Hooray for Mountain Day!
A photo collection and video capture the magic of this year’s Mountain Day, an annual celebration of the outdoors highlighted by hikes, picnics and performances.
Promoting Voting
A host of events and programs this semester are designed to educate and engage the campus community in the run-up to the presidential election and beyond.
Purple in Paris
Three Williams alums—Kristi Kirshe ’17, Steve Graham ’82 and Ben Washburne ’23—made a big impact on this year’s Olympic Games in Paris.
Summer Experience
A record number of students participated in the Alumni-Sponsored Internship Program this past summer—thanks, in part, to All-Grant Financial Aid.
Williams celebrates the Senior Class, Bicentennial Medalists and more at this year’s Convocation.
A record 400 students attended the 2024 Convocation, which marks the ceremonial opening of the academic year.
Books
The São Paulo Neo-Avant-Garde: Radical Art and Mass Print Media in Cold War Brazil
Hedgehog Whodunit
Beyond Cop Cities: Dismantling State and Corporate-Funded Armies and Prisons
