The End of the Beginning
The alumni bicentennial celebration may be wrapping up, but Leigh Winter Martin '99's archival storytelling has just begun. Continue reading »
1900-1949
You Know You Went to Williams if…
In the “You know you went to Williams if…” Facebook group, alumni share all sorts of purple encounters. But before social media, many of those same items were sent to the Alumni Review. Continue reading »
The Record Holder
Over eight decades, Tom Wilson, Class of 1925, attended the Williams-Amherst game, many chronicled in the "Williams Alumni Review." Continue reading »
Adventures at Sea and on Ice
Michael Robbins ’49, anticipating his 95th birthday in November, is planning a big party, complete with printed copies of some of his stories. And he has stories to tell. Continue reading »
Olympic MedalEphs
With the Tokyo Olympics upon us, let’s take a look back at the Ephs who have won Olympic medals over the years. Continue reading »
From the Archives: A Reunion Story
Thanks to a rip in the space-time continuum, the classes of centuries past have all descended upon Williamstown for an epic reunion weekend. It promises to be one for the ages; or at least one from the archives. Continue reading »
A Family Occasion
The Williams family legacy of Pete Sterling ’53. Continue reading »
Richness of Understanding
Arthur Wheelock ’65 remembers what he learned about the joy of discovery from Professor Lane Faison ’29. Continue reading »
Watchable Williams
Grab some popcorn and enjoy the vast array of movies and television created by and starring fellow Ephs. Continue reading »
Alumni across the world helped Bob Mist ’44 recover from a devastating injury
A brief update in the class notes section of the alumni magazine led to an outpouring of support well beyond classmates and a profound gratitude for the power of the Williams network. Continue reading »