That’s Barbecue!
As a long-time telecommuter based out of Overland Park, KS, Cynthia Sharpe '94 uses words to build museum and theme park experiences. Continue reading »
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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 »
Expert Connections
Thomas Vitale ’86 found the medical help his daughter needed in another Williams grad. Continue reading »
A Mutual Vision
Betsy Harper ’79 has watched as Williams’ commitment to sustainable buildings has mirrored her own path. Continue reading »
A Complicated Relationship
Jordan Goldwarg ’03 continues to come to terms with feeling disappointed in Williams. Continue reading »
From Wisconsin to Williams
Leslie Jeffs Senke ’89 gives thanks to the camp counselor who introduced her to the Purple Valley. Continue reading »
Career Connections
Drew Newman ’04 benefited from the Eph network and continues to pay it forward whenever he can. 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 »
Ephs on the Frontlines: A Year Later
A year later, Matthew Fogg '94 provides a sobering reflection on confronting the pandemic and asks us to 'be our best selves.' Continue reading »
Recollections of the Black Student Experience
Alumni Mike Reed ’75, Jackie Laughlin (Meadows) ’75, Frank (Rick) Richards ’75, Lezli White ’75, Delbert Wigfall ’75, and Hardin Coleman ’75 share some remembrances of their singular Williams experiences. Continue reading »