1970-1979

Williams Poems

Bruce McNutt ’70 started writing Williams Poems 35 years after graduating from Williams as a way to give back to the college and thank his classmates. Continue reading »

Understanding Excellence

Christopher C. Baker ’70 is grateful for a Williams education and his continued connections to the college 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 »

Purple Pride: Dan Pinello ’72

"I decided was going to bring the 'gaylebration' to campus, and the question was 'how?'" Continue reading »

Purple Pride: Michael Levine ’77

"I'm just proud of my community in all of its diversity, in all of the shades of the rainbow and shades of sexuality. It's just accepting us as people and celebrating us as people." Continue reading »

Life and Death After Williams

Two essays by John Hubbell ’71, submitted for his 25th and 50th books, depict how his views on reunions—and the college—changed over time. Continue reading »

From the Archives: A Reunion Story

An giant purple cow balloon is carried down the street by parade volunteers wearing purple shirts.

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 »