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.
Paul Bierman’s ’85 seminal research into Greenland’s ice sheet has deep connections to Williams.
A record number of students participated in the Alumni-Sponsored Internship Program this past summer—thanks, in part, to All-Grant Financial Aid.
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
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.
Welcome to Williams
Check out a gallery of photos from First Days, including Move-in Day, an all-campus picnic, a night at the Clark Art Institute and other activities introducing first-years to Williams.
How I Spent My Summer
In a video series, student athletes—and their peers who cover sports—talk about the impact of their summer internships.
From “Rough Product” to Disciplined Athlete
Ben Washburne ’23 balances an intense work schedule with training for the Paris Paralympics using skills he honed at Williams.
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.
Books
Beyond Cop Cities: Dismantling State and Corporate-Funded Armies and Prisons
The Case of the Disappearing Gauguin: A Study of Authenticity and the Art Market
