Live From Studio 275
Studio 275 offers a state-of-the-art recording space—plus lessons in using recording and editing software—for Williams musicians, podcasters, dancers and more.
A Taste of the Middle East
April 5, 2022
The history of the Middle East comes alive through food in visiting professor Febe Armanios’ integrative course.
Zine Scene
March 9, 2022
Students and faculty are exploring ideas and identities in zines—self-published, small-circulation magazines that are becoming increasingly popular on campus and in the classroom.
Word Play
March 3, 2022
Professor of English Shawn Rosenheim connects Edgar Allan Poe’s relationship to cryptography, the genius and transformative power of language, and our obsession with Wordle.
Giving Back Purposefully
March 2, 2022
After being diagnosed with cancer, Isa Catto ’87 found joy in meaningful giving alongside other Williams women.
Team Effort
March 1, 2022
First-time moot court participants Emily Gubin ’24 and Alice Wanamaker ’25 took Williams to the American Moot Court Association national competition.
Claiming Williams 2022
January 28, 2022
Participate in a full day of events as we question how we can break the cycle of oppression, injustice, and the notion of effortless perfection that defines experiences at Williams and beyond.
Here for the Right Reasons
January 27, 2022
Meg Bossong ’05 uses an unlikely source—The Bachelor/ette franchise—to talk about good and bad relationships in a Winter Study course.
A Taste of Austria
January 25, 2022
A Winter Study course offers students the chance to explore the culture of Austria through music, art, food, dance, language, skiing and more.
Friendships That Help Healing
January 21, 2022
Williams friends helped Austin Duncan ’02 recover from a traumatic brain injury—and inspired his National Science Foundation-funded doctoral and postdoc research.
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