Don Brown '67 leads his own architecture firm in Birmingham, Alabama and is a retired Colonel in the Air Force. With a collaborative and community-based approach he shares his professional journey, life lessons, and gratitude to those near and far. Continue reading »
Austin Wand '68 is a retired radiologist now living in Las Vegas, NV. Recently, he has gotten into local politics and shares some of his experiences in that space, talks about poker, and credits some of his teachers at Williams for helping to shape his journey. Continue reading »
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 »
Celebrating a moment on the gridiron and the turning point in Williams football history. Continue reading »
No class secretaries pleaded and ranted quite like the Class of 1961. Continue reading »
Ned Donoghue II '66 found a home at Williams. Continue reading »
Every week since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020, Dan Cohn-Sherbok '66 has drawn a cartoon of a campus building and shared it with his classmates as a digital jigsaw puzzle. Continue reading »
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 »
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 »
Arthur Wheelock ’65 remembers what he learned about the joy of discovery from Professor Lane Faison ’29. Continue reading »