Framing the Future
A popular summer program immerses Williams students in the museum world.
A Co-op for Computing
Faculty are diving into the exciting, data-crunching, AI world of GPMoo.
Faces in the Crowd
A look at the stunning number of student-athletes, alumni and coaches whose accomplishments landed them on the pages of Sports Illustrated.
A Familiar Face
Williams Sports Information Director Dick Quinn is a natural mentor who has championed success for scores of student athletes.
Seven to Remember
From 1995 to 2013, seven Williams coaches, two of them alumni, have been cited among Eph athletes in Sports Illustrated magazine’s “Faces in the Crowd.”
Two Worlds
To shine new light on the late musician and composer Clyde Criner ’75, his Williams classmates worked to reconstruct his legacy, piece by piece.
Socratic Style
Faculty are revisiting an old form of educational assessment with winning results.
Intro to the World’s Largest City
A new book by provost and history professor Eiko Maruko Siniawer ’97 takes readers through four centuries of Tokyo’s history.
Decoding the Secret Language of Plants
A $1 million NSF grant is helping Williams scientists understand how plants communicate to thwart attacks.
Seizing the Moment
The beat goes on for multitalented music major and musician Diego Mongue ’25.
Letters to the Editor
Readers share their feedback on the fall 2024 issue of Williams Magazine.
On the Log
A new faculty-led initiative invites the Williams community to explore the mythos of the log.
Team Support
Psychology professor Noah Sandstrom supports student-athletes—including his academic advisee Sidra Wohlwend ’25—on and off the court.
Young Artist Award
Violinist Lisa Ji ’27 is a winner of the 2025 YoungArts Competition.
Sharing the Honor
Items belonging to Charles White Whittlesey, Class of 1905, are on display in the new National Medal of Honor Museum.
$5M Gift Supports WCMA
Support from a member of Williams’ first fully coeducational class celebrates the arts—and women’s philanthropy.
Partners in Art
The works of three Williams art professors in three different media have been the subjects of exhibitions in the region this spring.
Scholarship Awardees Headed to Cambridge
Two members of Williams’ Class of 2025 and an alumnus from the Class of 2018 have been named Gates Cambridge Scholars.
50 Years of Dance
An exhibition of archival photographs celebrates 50 years of the study of dance at Williams.