Rugby player Kristi Kirshe ’17 and rower Ben Washburne ’23 will represent the USA in the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris this summer.
Ben Washburne ’23 balances an intense work schedule with training for the Paris Paralympics using skills he honed at Williams.
Computer science professor Kelly Shaw is working to grow the pool of Ph.D.s who will go on to teach in the profession.
As extreme heat becomes more common, economists at Williams are researching how rising temperatures will impact labor productivity and the wider economy.
A colorful mini prairie on campus is one beautiful example of the college’s efforts to create and maintain environmentally sustainable landscapes.
A traveling exhibition exploring the 160th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation brings museum curator Maggie Adler ’99, MA’11 back to the Williams College Museum of Art.
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Alastair Moock ’95 is the founder of a collaborative program that uses musical performance and storytelling to encourage interracial conversations about race, gender and class.
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.