Financing Change
Bill McCalpin '79 invests in better futures for all Continue reading »
Feature Stories
A Thousand Moms and Fred Elia ’79
Fred Elia '79 founds a statewide New York network to give voice to neglected youth. Continue reading »
Peacebomb
Elizabeth Suda ’05 works with Lao artisans to transform bombs into beautiful jewelry. Continue reading »
Moving Knowledge
What does it take to move the college’s rare books and archival collections? Expertise, diligence, and even a little sleuthing. Continue reading »
The Country as Classroom
2004 Graduates Jen Lazar, Annie Moore, and Heather Foran lead the Field Academy Continue reading »
The Country of Football
History professor Roger Kittleson's new book looks at Brazil through the lens of that country's most popular sport. Continue reading »
Kathryn Stack, Mars Rover
By Julia Munemo It’s 2 o’clock in the morning, and Kathryn Stack ’08 groggily fastens the leash to her dog’s collar and heads out into the Pasadena darkness for a walk. When she gets home, she eats breakfast and packs her lunch. She’s thinking about tomorrow, when this whole process will start at… Continue reading »
Williams Students Teach High School Chinese
Thanks to two Williams seniors and associate professor of Chinese Li Yu, local high school students can now take introductory Chinese. Continue reading »
The Book Unbound
The Book Unbound—a college-wide initiative centered around the theme of books, libraries, and information inspired by the new Sawyer Library—is “an opportunity to bring us together around themes at the heart of the college’s intellectual and cultural life,” according to its organizers, Professors Edan Dekel and Christopher Nugent. Those… Continue reading »
Spring in the Air
Joan Edwards' Field Botany class took a trip to south Williamstown recently to see the area's first spring wildflower in bloom, the impressive--and impressively smelly--skunk cabbage. Continue reading »