The Davis Center Reopens
A weekend of activities showcases the reimagined hub of inclusion.
From slacklining to swimming, camping to collecting clover, students are connecting with the outdoors—and each other—through the Williams Outing Club.
The Oakley Center supports scholars in the humanities and social sciences.
Professor Julie Cassiday’s new book explores heteronormativity and homophobia in Putin’s Russia—and the counterculture that has emerged in response.
Two award-winning sociology classes supplement classroom learning with lessons in the library and museum.
As the only liberal arts college participants, physics professor Graham Giovanetti and his students are part of a massive collaboration to unlock one of the biggest mysteries of the universe.
English professor Jessica Fisher’s new poetry collection considers the frailty of human life and the permanence of art.
Lex I (2016-2017), a work by artist Meleko Mokgosi ’07, is now part of WCMA’s permanent collection thanks to the generosity of alumni donors.
Williams celebrates the opening of a new $7 million boathouse to support the crew teams.
A new fundraising initiative will support the college’s innovative All-Grant financial aid program.
Recognizing students and alumni who have recently won scholarships, fellowships and other awards.
An anonymous gift supports constructing a new museum building, developing a comprehensive plan for athletics and well-being facilities, and endowing the All-Grant financial aid program.
The new Multipurpose Recreation Center will serve as the temporary home for Williams’ indoor athletic practices, intramural sports and other recreational activities.
Now in its 10th year, WALLS, which stands for Williams Art Loan for Living Spaces, is a collection of artworks that students can borrow for the semester.
A look at some of the latest titles by and about members of the Williams community.
Former coach Carl Samuelson has been named to the inaugural class of the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America’s Division III Hall of Fame.
The college remembers retired and current faculty and staff members who have died in recent months.
After four decades, the Williams Reunion Jazz Band is playing its last gig at Reunion Weekend, June 6-9, 2024.
Founded in 1898, Williams’ student theater troupe Cap and Bells marked its 125th anniversary this season.