A Glorious Mountain Day
A video and collection of photographs highlight the fun of Mountain Day, which took place on Oct. 13.
A video and collection of photographs highlight the fun of Mountain Day, which took place on Oct. 13.
President Maud S. Mandel canceled classes on Friday, and the bells rang out “The Mountains” to signify the start of Williams’ beloved tradition, Mountain Day.
Students expanded their knowledge of horticulture by working in a garden/art installation created by art professor Pallavi Sen at the Clark.
At a time when artificial intelligence seems to be developing with increasing speed, Sneha Revanur ’26 and the group she founded, Encode Justice, urge policymakers to set some humanistic ground rules.
This past summer, 203 students participated in the Alumni Sponsored Internship Program (ASIP), which provides students with first-hand career—and life—experience in a variety of fields.
Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, class co-secretaries Joe Bessey ’66 and John Gould ’66 have kept their classmates in touch with one another through almost-daily emails.
Twenty Williams students and recent graduates were awarded Class of 1968 Career Explorer grants supporting a range of short-term learning experiences over the summer.
In a new video about tutorials, students and faculty share what they learn, how they connect and why this signature academic experience is so rewarding.
For the fourth year, Williams hosted the Warrior-Scholar Project’s boot camp—a weeklong academic program taught by Williams faculty, staff and alumni that helps those with a military background transition to college life.
The fall 2023 Object Lab exhibition is on view now and features 40 works of art supporting classes in American studies, art history, art studio, computer science, history and dance.
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