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 »
Monsie Muñoz ’09 became who she was meant to be during her time at Williams. Continue reading »
A brief update in the class notes section of the alumni magazine led to an outpouring of support well beyond classmates and a profound gratitude for the power of the Williams network. Continue reading »
Jonathan Landsman '05 writes about his heartwarming and heartbreaking experience volunteering at a vaccination center in his hometown of Queens. Continue reading »
Dick Peinert ’69 cherishes his Williams experience and the connections to its people and campus. Continue reading »
A year later, Dennis Kuo '93 reflects on personal loss, Covid-19's impact on all of us, and the fallout from the contradictions and collateral damage for years to come. Continue reading »
Bicentennial Medalist Jason Hehir '98 is a seven-time Emmy-winning director and producer whose 2020 series "The Last Dance" chronicled the Chicago Bulls dynasty and Michael Jordan’s career. Continue reading »
Jeffrey Etemad ’89 helped a new grad in her career exploration. Continue reading »
Alejandra Moran '17 and Kevin Hernandez '17 have recently relocated to Albuquerque, NM, where Alejandra has started medical school while Kevin works in the education space. We chat about finding a sense of belonging at Williams, the importance of seeking help and mentors, and building community for others like you. Continue reading »
A year later, Ann Marie Swann '91 reflects on the challenge encountered with Covid-19 as a hospitalist and how she kept 'moving forward.' Continue reading »