In Patagonia
Recent grads Alex Bain and Sarah Tory bike 3,000 miles to the world's southernmost city Continue reading »
Feature Stories
Pinning Down History
Zoë Samels, a second year graduate student in the history of art, works to conserve a work of art made of insects. Continue reading »
Wall Drawings Inspire Dance
This spring, the Contemporary Dance Company is taking its inspiration from the drawings of Sol LeWitt. Continue reading »
Aspects of Asian Art
Students in Professor Jang's Asian Art course reflect on the global scope of art and art history. Continue reading »
Grand Canyon Journal
By Noah Wentzel ’13 Day One: Introductions; Travel On our first morning we met at the WOC equipment room at 4:45 a.m. There were 11 of us (plus our driver): the students—myself, Eric Hagen ’14, Nick Kraus ’14, Jillian Stallman ’15, Lilliana Morris ’14, Laurel Hamers ’14, Marisa… Continue reading »
A Grand Adventure
Outing Club Director Scott Lewis leads Williams students--as well as President Adam Falk and math professor Mihai Stoiciu--on a memorable trip to the Grand Canyon. Continue reading »
Impassioned Public Speaking
Students persuade and inspire on topics of spirituality, faith, activism, and social justice. Continue reading »
National Swimming Honors
Steve Kuster was named women's national coach of the year and Logan Todhunter took "Swimmer of the Meet" honors, as the women finished 2nd and the men finished 8th at the NCAA championships. Continue reading »
The View from CERN
Alice Adrienne Sady '13 is spending the semester studying and interning at CERN, getting the rare opportunity to conduct research on the Large Hadron Collider. Continue reading »
CoDa
Williams students find community through the Contemporary Dance Ensemble. Continue reading »