Presidential Leadership
During a panel discussion with fellow leaders about the state of higher education, President Maud Mandel encouraged colleges to lean into “core principles” and the power of the classroom.
Reunion 2025
June 11, 2025
Williams welcomes alumni from class years ending in 0 and 5 back to campus June 12-15, 2025 for a fun-filled weekend of connection, community and celebration.
Two Worlds
June 11, 2025
Determined to shine a new light on the late musician and composer Clyde Criner ’75, Williams classmates carried out the painstaking work of reconstructing his legacy, piece by piece.
Deep Commitment
May 20, 2025
Williams Sports Information Director Dick Quinn receives the prestigious Ephraim Williams Medal and a Lifetime Achievement Award.
SCALE-ing Up!
May 13, 2025
Ten teams competed for cash prizes in the SCALE! Venture Pitch Competition, with ideas ranging from an app that helps job seekers practice interviewing to a campus store that offers hard-to-find goods.
Exploring a Campus Ecosystem
April 23, 2025
Biology, geosciences and environmental studies students explore the ins and outs of Eph Pond in Professor Allison Gill’s course “Ecosystem Ecology in the Anhtropocene.”
Sharing the Honor
April 21, 2025
Charles White Whittlesey, Class of 1905, is honored at the new National Medal of Honor Museum in Texas, where his medal and other possessions are on loan from the Williams College Archives.
Necessary Exploration
April 4, 2025
A traveling exhibition of 30 years’ worth of drawings by Williams art professor Laylah Ali ’91 explores the question “Is anything the matter?”
Breaking the Stage
March 5, 2025
After a hiatus, step dance returns to Williams with the 14th annual Steady Steppin’ Forward Competition, hosted by the student-led group Sankofa.
Frederick Douglass in Context
February 13, 2025
An exceptionally rare pamphlet, part of the Chapin Library’s collection, brings to life one of the most important speeches in U.S. history.