Together at Williams
Scenes from a vibrant fall 2021 semester.
On Campus
Celebrating Williams Women
The college is hosting a series of events to commemorate more than 50 years of coeducation at Williams.
On Campus
Who Decides?
Jeffrey S. Sutton’s ’83 new book looks at how state courts can help settle constitutional issues.
From the President
True Affordability
By President Maud S. Mandel
Williams is the nation’s first college to move to an all-grant financial aid program.
On Campus
Art for Healing
A student proposal from a joint art and economics course leads to a new WCMA acquisition.
Feature Story
Building Equity and Inclusion
The new Davis Center, part of the larger Davis Center Initiative, will support historically underrepresented communities.
On Campus
Conflict as Opportunity
Williams’ ombudsperson Waged Jafer shares advice on conflict management.
Muse
On the Big Small Things
By Bernie Rhie, chair and associate professor of English, as told to Regina Velázquez
English professor Bernie Rhie on the value of contemplative practices.
Muse
“This Here Black Life”
Members of the Williams community remember the legacies of influential scholars.
Life of the Mind
Deep in the Game
By Abe Loomis
Computer science professor Aaron Williams and his students explore the code behind classic video games.
Life of the Mind
Africa and the Anthropocene
By Abe Loomis
Brittany Meché, assistant professor of environmental studies, studies historical injustices that shape the landscape of Africa.
Feature Story
Passion and Purpose
How personal experiences with cancer propelled three alumnae to share their knowledge and support with others.
Feature Story
Finding Balance in Uncertain Times
Interview by Catherine O’Neill Grace
A conversation about Williams’ integrative approach to mental health and wellness.
Feature Story
The Border Within
Economics professor Tara Watson’s new book explores immigration in an age of fear.
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