CoDa at MASS MoCA
See how the college’s contemporary dance ensemble brings the work of Sol LeWitt to life. Continue reading »
Feature Stories
A Time of Transition
In this cradle of intellectual exploration, transgender people at Williams are on that most basic human quest—figuring out who they are. Illustration by Cathy Gendron. College is a chrysalis into which 3 million hopeful young freshmen enter each fall. Four years later, most emerge smarter, surer, more worldly—ready to spread… Continue reading »
Lost and Found
Bicentennial Medalist Charlie Waigi ’72 during convocation. Photo by Erna Grasz In September, Charles N. Waigi ’72 received a Williams Bicentennial Medal for distinguished achievement. It was only his second visit to campus since his graduation 40 years ago. He’d been on the college’s list of “lost” alumni since 1979,… Continue reading »
Storm Updates and Information
We're grateful to have suffered very little damage from the storm and to be able to get back to normal quickly. Continue reading »
WCMA at Night
A new program opens the museum to students and the community after hours. Continue reading »
The Davis Center
The MCC is rededicated as the Davis Center in honor of two pioneering African-American alumni, W. Allison Davis ’24 and John A. Davis ’33. Continue reading »
A Choreographic Experiment
Just three hours to create an entirely new work and perform it in front of 500 people—this was the challenge from choreographer Adam Hendrickson for the Williams dance department companies. Continue reading »
Sol LeWitt: The Well-Tempered Grid
Now on view at the museum, this exhibition focuses on the grid as a generative matrix in LeWitt's art. Continue reading »
Mountain Day!
Williams students headed for the hills for a day of outdoor community celebration. Continue reading »
The Art of The Hobbit
Assistant Chapin Librarian Wayne Hammond and his wife publish "The Art of The Hobbit" to mark the 75th anniversary of J.R.R. Tolkien’s popular story. Continue reading »