Friendships That Help Healing
Williams friends helped Austin Duncan ’02 recover from a traumatic brain injury—and inspired his National Science Foundation-funded doctoral and postdoc research.
How They Write
January 19, 2022
A series organized by Williams Writing Center students offers insight into professors’ writing processes, how they teach writing and what writing means to them.
Syllabus as Mixtape
January 12, 2022
Using research and methods learned in the fall course Music Migration, Blues People and Wayward Women, students engaged in a semester-long project to develop courses based on their own academic interests.
Reflections on a Semester at Williams
December 15, 2021
George R. Goethals Distinguished Visiting Professor in Leadership Studies Ted Gup shares his thoughts on his Williams teaching experience during the fall 2021 semester.
Remembering Sondheim
December 3, 2021
W. Anthony Sheppard, Marylin and Arthur Levitt Professor of Music and chair of the music department, remembers the legacy of renowned composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim ’50, who died on Nov. 26, 2021.
In Good Company
November 29, 2021
In memory of Stephen Sondheim ’50, who died on Nov. 26, 2021, we share this spring 2020 Williams Magazine article about his musical theater—and Williams—legacies.
A Shot at Normalcy
November 20, 2021
With Covid vaccines now available for kids ages 5-11, pediatrician Brad Wasserman ’96 discusses their rollout, addressing parents’ concerns and how he converted his 1978 school bus into a clinic.
Homecoming 2021
November 19, 2021
Enjoy photo highlights from this year’s Homecoming, the first in-person event for alumni, family and friends since the start of the pandemic.
Making the Cut
November 16, 2021
Rebecca Kuo ’22 talks about her work on the new Netflix docuseries Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space.
Walking the Walk
November 15, 2021
Richard Levy ’74 reminisces on the 50th anniversary of “The Walk,” recognized by Sports Illustrated as the best postgame football tradition in America.
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