Seasonal Snowflakery
Best wishes for happy holidays and a healthy new year! Watch the Williams Jazz Quintet swing “The Mountains.” Download the Song: “The Mountains” Jazz Version… Continue reading »
Feature Stories
Critical Making at WCMA
Publication Studio, now at the museum, allows visitors to explore critical making--bridging the gap between the creative and the physical. Continue reading »
Williams’ Energy Detective
Williams’ energy conservation project manager Todd Holland uses thermal images to detect energy loss. Continue reading »
Friction Helps Educate through Experience
Five art history graduate students and four undergraduates are working together to rethink the Material Friction exhibition at WCMA. Continue reading »
Magna Carta on View at the Clark
An original copy of Magna Carta—a document sealed by King John in 1215—can be seen at the Clark alongside a host of important documents of American political thought on loan from Williams. Continue reading »
Why Liberal Arts?
Amid a national conversation about the value of a college degree—and of the liberal arts specifically—Williams has launched a year-long effort to examine and discuss the educational experience it provides. Continue reading »
It’s Mountain Day!
Williams students headed for the hills for a day of outdoor community celebration. Continue reading »
Eric Bjornlund ’80: Making Democracy International
The U.S. government calls on Eric Bjornlund ’80 to help an emerging democracies. Continue reading »
A New Center for Educational Technology
One of the least expected and most exciting features of Williams’ new Sawyer Library is the Center for Educational Technology, which occupies half of the second floor. “The CET provides a huge expansion in engagement between the Office for Information Technology and the community,” says Jonathan Morgan-Leamon, director of instructional… Continue reading »
Eph vs. Eph
Two Williams alumni vie for the same congressional seat. Continue reading »