Williams College Shares Its Annual Update on Environmental Initiatives
Eiko Maruko Siniawer ’97, provost and Class of 1955 Memorial Professor of History, shares how Williams is addressing key environmental challenges and inspiring greater environmental consciousness.
Williams redoubles its efforts to ensure that its admissions policies and practices support the college’s mission and goals.
Williams redoubles its efforts to ensure that its admissions policies and practices support the college’s mission and goals.
North Carolina Supreme Court justice Anita Earls ’81 will speak at Convocation and be one of six alumni to receive a Bicentennial Medal.
Williams College will present Bicentennial Medals at Convocation on Saturday, Sept. 9, to six accomplished alumni, including Convocation Speaker Anita Earls ’81, associate justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. A civil rights attorney focused on voting rights, school desegregation and employment and housing discrimination, Earls is currently a justice on the North Carolina…
Williams takes steps to preserve its copies of the Founding Documents, including a draft of the U.S. Constitution and one of the earliest printed copies of the Declaration of Independence.
Berkshires residents may be aware of the region’s numerous historical sites. Fewer may realize that some of the nation’s founding documents—including a draft of the U.S. Constitution and one of the earliest printed copies of the Declaration of Independence—also reside here, in the Williams College archives. With guidance from leading experts at the Northeast Document Conservation…
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