Voices from the Past
Williams alums and former DJs return to campus to take the mic—and to lend their voices to a history of WCFM radio for Josh Picoult’s ’24 senior thesis.
Williams alums and former DJs return to campus to take the mic—and to lend their voices to a history of WCFM radio for Josh Picoult’s ’24 senior thesis.
An interest nurtured at Williams led Jason Price ’00 to a career in fine instruments—and led him back to campus to share it with students.
Psychology professor Steven Fein and his students study how seeing images of Taylor Swift at NFL games affects people’s feelings toward the league.
How did you get here? How do you stay here? Claiming Williams 2024 questioned how we can create a college community that represents the greater world around us.
Through nearly 150 courses and other opportunities, Winter Study is a time for students to focus on interests cultivated during the regular academic year or to pursue something entirely new.
The late Nancy Storrs ’73 (second from left) broke barriers at Williams and in rowing, for which a new women’s crew boat will be named in her honor this spring.
Learning how to help others through “big reproductive moments” inspired midwife-in-training Elizabeth Curtis ’17 to found Williams’ Berkshire Doula Project, now six years strong.
The college has been recognized for its work integrating sustainability into campus operations and embedding it into decision-making, learning and organizational culture.
Williams’ inaugural cohort of 12 Global Scholars hit the ground running in the fall.
A video and collection of photographs highlight the fun of Mountain Day, which took place on Oct. 13.
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