Don White '74 is a retired exploration geologist now residing in Manti, UT. We chat about his adventures in the field post-Williams, the importance of a rounded education, and sharing the outdoors with others who come through town. Continue reading »
The 1971 Williams Football Team’s postgame Homecoming Walk wasn’t the only memorable bi-pedal occurrence on that mid-November day. Continue reading »
Betsy Harper ’79 has watched as Williams’ commitment to sustainable buildings has mirrored her own path. Continue reading »
Anton Bestebreurtje ’75 remembers the moment he felt a humble appreciation for his alma mater. Continue reading »
Douglas MacBain '75 recalls a simple, albeit magical, moment hiking with his classmate and friend up Pine Cobble. Continue reading »
As the first class of women to enter as “frosh,” women in the Class of 1975 were part of Williams’ efforts to grow and diversify the student body. Martha Coakley ’75 moderates a panel of ’75 alumnae, Suzanne Fluhr, Robyn Geissler, Jacqueline Laughlin, Nancy Reece Jones, and Lisa Harris as they discuss their experiences at Williams beginning fifty years ago in the fall of 1971, and the journeys they have taken since. Continue reading »
Skip Kotkins ’70 finds himself continually amid good company — his Williams classmates. Continue reading »
Jackie Laughlin ’75 reflects on the ongoing work of building the Black legacy at Williams. Continue reading »
No class secretaries pleaded and ranted quite like the Class of 1961. Continue reading »
Kate Stone Lombardi '78 reflects on 47 years of friendship thanks to the serendipity of first year roommate assignments at Williams. Continue reading »