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 »
The alumni bicentennial celebration may be wrapping up, but Leigh Winter Martin '99's archival storytelling has just begun. 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 »
The 1971 Williams Football Team’s postgame Homecoming Walk wasn’t the only memorable bi-pedal occurrence on that mid-November day. Continue reading »
Over eight decades, Tom Wilson, Class of 1925, attended the Williams-Amherst game, many chronicled in the "Williams Alumni Review." 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 »
Leigh Winter Martin '99 takes us on an archival journey that showcases the "purple thread that winds through time." Continue reading »
Leigh Winter Martin '99 tells the story of E. Kendall Gillett, Class of 1908, just one of many Ephs she has "met" through her archival research for the Bicentennial. Continue reading »
Thomasin Jean Berry '73 writes about her experience being among some of the first female students at Williams. Continue reading »