Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 4
Begging for class notes is timeless… Continue reading »
Ephs In the World
My Roomie/My Bestie
Kate Stone Lombardi '78 reflects on 47 years of friendship thanks to the serendipity of first year roommate assignments at Williams. Continue reading »
Salmon Stories from Bristol Bay, Alaska
Catch up with Emma Laukitis '13, Josh Pierson '99, Robbi Behr '97 & Matthew Swanson '97 as they prepare for their summer salmon seasons up in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Here are three stories of Alaska, fishing, Williams and the unlikely bonds between them. Continue reading »
“Wooden Surfboard Shaper”
Chase Davenport '12 weaves a tale of the twists and turns from Williamstown to San Francisco, from sleeping in vans by the beach to managing challenging health hurdles to spending an undercover semester at Harvard that led him to his current occupation as a professional wooden surfboard shaper. Continue reading »
Feeling Your Way Forward
Sean Saifa Wall '01 encourages the graduating class of 2021 to lead with love and conviction, and a few other adages to help them on their way into the world post-Williams. Continue reading »
You are Now Leaving Williamstown
William Finn '74 shares reflections of his own winding path after Williams to the graduating class of 2021. Continue reading »
Proud to be Purple
Esu Anahata ’88 found his passion after exploring different career paths, and stayed connected to Williams along the way. Continue reading »
Aided by the Eph community
Sandra Egues-Ponce CDE’88 reflects on a moment when fellow Ephs helped her through a hard time. Continue reading »
Distinguished Achievement in Humanistic Healthcare
Bicentennial Medalist Dr. Craig Smith ’70, Chair of the Department of Surgery at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, wrote updates to faculty and staff about response and priorities in the early months of the pandemic which inspired those in his care and a broader society searching for understanding and leadership. Continue reading »
A Full Life
John K. Notz Jr. ’53 recounts the ongoing influence of Williams on his life. Continue reading »