I Am Because We Are
Angelica Rodriguez ’05 explores who she is and Williams’ part in her purpose and her place. Continue reading »
Arts
Finding her Wings
After a decade Jonaya Kemper ’07 returned to art begun — and abandoned — at Williams. Continue reading »
Richness of Understanding
Arthur Wheelock ’65 remembers what he learned about the joy of discovery from Professor Lane Faison ’29. Continue reading »
Unlocking the Story of Step
Maxine Lyle '00 is unlocking the story of step with "Step Show: The Musical," being developed as part of a residency with the '62 Center. Continue reading »
Watchable Williams
Grab some popcorn and enjoy the vast array of movies and television created by and starring fellow Ephs. Continue reading »
Becoming the Gaudino Model
Experiential education changed Michael Rosenblum’s ’76 education—at Williams and beyond Continue reading »
A Never-Ending Source of Joy
Craig Biddle III ’53 began his time at Williams idealistic and dreamy and went on to live a life full of ministry, nature, art and gratitude. Continue reading »
Socially Engaged Scholarship
Bicentennial Medalist Chaédria LaBouvier '07 is the first Black curator, first Black woman, first curator of Cuban descent and first Black author of a catalogue in the Guggenheim’s 80 year history, with her exhibition, “Basquiat’s Defacement: The Untold Story.” Continue reading »
Teaching Winter Study Set Me on My Career Path
Teaching a Winter Study course in January 2009 set Amy Whitaker '96 on her path as a middle-of-career college professor. Continue reading »